Law Intelligence. Supreme Court
MONDAY.—This being the first day of term, their Honors the three Judges took their seats in banco; the Court was occupied a few hours in hearing motions for…
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Colonial Statistics. Police of the Colony
THE appointment of a Committee of the Legislative Council on the subject of the Police of the Colony, and the present excitement on that important subject in the town of Sydney, have…
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MONDAY, MAY 25.—The Sessions commenced this day before Mr. Chairman Foster, Messrs. Evernden, Rankin, Street, Hawkins, Captains Chetwode, M'Cumming…
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GOWER V. ROBSON AND ANOTHER.— This was an action brought to recover compensation for injury done to a quantity of wool by the alleged improper manner in…
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A few important motions having been disposed of, His Honor the Chief Justine intimated to the gentlemen of the bar, that as he was specially required at…
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Buckles and Others v. RusseL.—Mr. Wentworth moved that the Court would direct the appointment of R. Jones, Esq., to take charge of the cargo of oil, of the…
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SATURDAY, MAY 30.—Laurence Walsh, a free servant to Mr. Plunkett, the Solicitor-General, was placed at the bar, charged with assaulting his master. It appeared that on Thursday night last, the prisoner…
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Benjamin Sargram was brough before the Bench, charged with stealing a set of brass fire-irons, the property of Mr. George Smith. dealer, Sussex-street, on…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.—Before Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING and Messrs. Manning and Barker, Assesors. The Court sat this morning for the trial of…
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Smith V. Egan.—This was action for slander, arising out of a charge made by the defendant against the plaintiff, to the effect that the latter had broken into the…
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Lyons v. White.—This was a claim made by plaintiff, an auctioneer, to recover the charges of advertising a piece of ground which the defendant had given…
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Before His Honor Mr. Justice Burton and a S[?]cial Jury. Smith v. Egan.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a butcher, against…
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CASTELLAIN AND ANOTHER V. THE LIVERPOOL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY.—This was an action for a total loss by violence of the winds on two policies of…
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William Saunders was brought before the Bench, charged with stealing a harrow, the property of James Bentley, on the Parramatta-road, on the 3d day of…
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Before His Honor Mr. Justice Burton and a special jury Smith v. Egan—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a butcher, against…
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The Chief Justice enquired whether Mr. Sheehy was before the Court. Mr. S. having presented himself, the learned Judge observed that certain…
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TUESDAY, JUNE 9.—Before Mr. STEWART.— George Bolton was placed at the bar, charged with having a quantity of stolen clothes in his possession; on being called upon to account for the manner in…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 6.—Before the THREE JUDGES, in Banch, On taking his seat, His Honour. the Chief Justice desired the Clerk to read an affidavit of a Mr…
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John Barnett, an assigned servant to Simeon Lord, Esq. and a free man, were put to the bar, under the following circumstances: on Sunday evening, the 31st…
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James Hardman was brought before the Bench, charged with robbing his mistress, Mrs. James, of Castlcreaghstreet, of two gold rings, value three…
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