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SATURDAY, APRIL 11.—Before Messrs. Windeyer and Stewart. Thomas Edgeworth, assigned to Mr. Frazer at Hunter's river, was charged by a Wardsman, with…
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Police Incidents
A free hired servant to W. H. M'Kenzie, Esqof the Bank of Australia was brought up for embezzlement under the following circumstance; —It appeared that Mr. M'Kenzie having had…
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MANSION HOUSE.—Yesterday a cabman was charged by a member of the Court of Common Council, under the following circumstances:—…
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Mary Ann Jenkins was brought before the Bench, charged with stealing three chemises and two pairs of black silk stockings, the property of her mistress…
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The plaintiff in this case was a professor of dancing, who sought to recover from the defendant, a Quaker, the sum of 39s. and 11d (reduced from two…
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16—Before Mr. WINDEYER—Daniel Floud, assigned to Mr. Egar was charged by constable Dyer. with being in Pitt. street, at eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, and…
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Ann Jackson was brought before the Bench charged with stealing a silver thimble, the property of Jane Bigsby. Jane Bigsby deposed that the prisoner…
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THURSDAY, APRIL 16thâBefore Mr. FOSTER (Chairman) Mr. CAMPBELL, J. P. and a Military Jury. Elizabeth Cavenagh, (wife of constable Cavenagh)…
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Many Perkins, a sprucely attired damsel, lately attached to the nunnery at Bathurst, from which she had recently taken the liberty to abscond, in her anxiety to revisit "the busy haunts of men"…
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A "NOBLE ROMAN."—Frances Gosting and Ann Rolph, young women, were taken from the station-house, where they had been confined all night, to Hatton garden…
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SATURDAY, APRIL 18.—Before Messrs. STEWART and BARKER. Benjamin M'Carthy, (who had been four days is custody), assigned to Mr. Girard, Darling Harbour,…
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SATURDAY, 18TH APRIL, Before Mr. FOSTER, Chairman, and MAJOR MUDIE, J. P. Joseph Weagly, John Deans, and William Taylor, all assigned to Mr. Underwood, Parramatta road,…
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THE CONVICT SYSTEM.—Owen Welsh was brought forward, charged by Constable Murphy, with assaulting and obstructing him in the execution of his duty…
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The GENERALAMO—COLLISION.—The question in this case is one of considerable importance to trade and navigation. The Generalamo, a Neapolitan vessel, in charge…
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Joseph Garnett Hayne, Esq., against whom it will bo remembered the Countess of Harrington, when Miss Foote, recovered £3,000 damages for, a breach…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Exchequer, Nov. 27. Breach of Promise of Marriage against the Rev. Robert Taylor. Richards v. Taylor
Mr. Sergeant Bompas (with whom was Mr. Butt) stated thai this was an action brought by Georgiana Richards against the Rev. Robert Taylor to recover damages for…
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Yesterday a man namqd Hamilton, once a constable in the Police, and lately stationed in the Domain, was seen dead on the road side near the race course…
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A HORSE of the follbwing Description was lately purchased by an individual in his District from a man named Matthew Brown, and as there is streng reason to believe the said…
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22.âBefore Mr. FOSTER (Chairman) and Mr. BUSBY, J. P., and a Military Jury. Margaret Clark was indicted for stealing a…
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MANSION-HOUSE.—YORK HIRE-MAN SICK OF THE SEA.—A young, clumsy, red-cheeked Yorkshire-man, named Robert Davis was brought before the Lord Mayor, whom he eyed with evident…
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