Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—civil Side
MONDAD.—Before His Honor Mr. Justice Dowling and a Special Jury. GOODWIN v. LAMB AND PARBURY.— This was an action brought by the Plaintiff,…
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In the Supreme Court. Sheriff's Office, June 10,1835. Tuck v. Rochfort. Manning v. same. Hallen and another v. same
ON the Premises of the Defendant, at New Town, on Saturday, the 13th day of June Instant, at One p.m. unless these Executions be previously…
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MONDAY, JUNE 8.—Before Mr. Jastice Dawling, and a Special Jury. Goodwin v. Lamb and Parbury,—The action was brought for malicious and wilful injury done to the…
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John Baker was brought before the bench, charged with stealing a case of razors, the property of William Holshed, of Lane Cove, on Tuesday last…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH.—Before Messrs. WINDEYER, and STEWART. Margaret Johnstone an assigned servant to Mrs. Hooker, of George-street, was placed at the bar,…
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Charles Serivener, a seaman belonging to the ship Emma Eugenia, was brought forward to answer the charge of Mr. J. W. Smith, Chief Officer of that ship, for…
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SATURDAY—The Judges having taken their seats the case of Mr. Solicitor Sheehy was called before the Court, but postponed until Saturday next…
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SATURDAY, 13th June.- -The judges took took their seals at ten 'o'clock. The case of Mr. Sheehy was postponed till Saturday next…
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Exparte E. W. O'Shaughnessy—Mr. Wentworth moved that the conditional rule obtained'in this case, be now made absolute…
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Eizabeth Nock, aged fifteen, and Sarah Willis, emigrants per David Scott, together with an assigned servant to Mr. A. Coss, Pub ican of Cumberland-street, and a free…
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Jacob Lycock was brought before the bench charged with stealing three pair of shoes, the property of Mrs. Leslie on Tuesday morning last…
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WEDNESDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and a Special Jury. Chadley v. Wyatt.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, an Architeet,…
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As a Committee of the Legislative Council has for some time past been hearing evidence on the subject of the Police Establishment of the colony, with, a view to the organization of…
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The following is the speech of Dr.Lang, on the occasion of the Motion on the part of E. W. O Shaugnessy, Editor of the Sydney Gazette, for a Criminal…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17.—Before Colonel WILSON and Mr. WINDEYER. Eliza Hinds, was placed at the bar, charged by Margaret Knox, (the wife of John Knox) with…
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th and 17th—Before Mr. JUSTICE BURTON and a Special Jury, Chadley v. Wyatt—The plaintiff in this case was Mr. Chadley, the architect; the action was…
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John Daley, who had been remanded to the gaol, in order that enquiries might be entered into as to his condition, was again brought up in irons; a witness on a former…
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Jacob Sims was brought before the Bench charged with assaulting his mistress Mrs Howard residing in Kent street. Miss. Jane Howard deposed that the…
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Wednesday, June 17th.—Before Mr.Justice Barton and a special Jury. Chadley v. Wyatt —This,action was brought to recover five per cent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Common Pleas, Tuesday, Dec. 9. (Middlesex Sittings, before Lord Chief Justice TINDAL and a common Jury.) PRINGLE v. STURT
This was an action for breach of promise of mariage. Mr. Wilson opened the pleadings. Mr. Serjeant Talfourd stated the facts of…
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