Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. in Banco
SATURDAY.—Chadley v. Wyatty,—Mr. Wentworh moved on the part of defendant for a new trial, on the ground that the verdict was contracy to evidence and on…
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WE have been requested to insert the following momorial, and to state that a copy of it lies at the office of this paper for signature:—…
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Another affray occurred on board the Lady Rowena, on Tuesday last. It appeared that Mr. Brown Surgeon, in the immediate charge of that vessel, obtained…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24.—Before His Honor the Chief Justice, and a Common Jury. HOUSTON ALIAS CUNNINGHAM V…
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On Saturday Margaret Baily assigned to her husband was committed to take her trial as an accessary to the murder of her husband—On a prior occasion it will be…
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A man was brought forward under the following circumstances:âEdward Cashill, a blacksmith, residing at Penrith, deposed that the prisoner sold him a great…
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Rose Ann Moodie, a perfect paragon, assigned to Mrs. Scott, at the Flag-staff, was found guilty of absconding, and drunkenness, and received the usual sentence of…
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THURSDAY JULY 2.—Ernest Augustus Sade, Esq., v. William Pitt Burne, Superintendent of Hyde Park Barrack.— This action was brought to recover the…
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Dear Gazette, Although this is Sunday, still they say " the better day the better deed." let me then do justice to the Honorable…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, July 6th, (Before Mr. Jullice Dowling, and Messrs, Kinghorne and Foster, Asse'ssor[?].) Stephens v. Lyons
This was an action on the case to recover compensation in damages from the defendant, who is an auctioneer in Sydney, for having, through his neglect and…
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THE Australian, in stating that there are one hundred persons belonging to the Sydney Police, would argue from that fact, and the peace and security existing in the…
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John Doyle, free, who accompanied his friends on yesterday evening to a Bacchanalian least, was stopped on his way home by a peace officer, who took…
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THURSDAY, JULY 2.—Before Mr. JUSTICE Dowling and Assessors. Slade v. Burke.—This was an action brought to recover the amount of a Promissory Note drawn…
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MONDAY, JULY 6.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling and Messrs. Foster and Kinghorne, Assessors. Stephen v. Lyons.—This was an action on the…
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We understand that tho Committee of Council, to whom tho police enquiry was committed, have nearly closed their important proceedings; and that the…
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George Wadham, assigned to Messrs, Stephens and Stokes, was sentenced nine months to an iron-gang, for having embezsled from the office of the Herald, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. Friday, 10Th July, 1835. [Before Mr Justice Doling, and Messrs. Manning and Bettington Assessors.)
This was an action on the case for a malicious prosecution. Mr. Foster opened the plendings, and Mr. Went worth stated the case; It appeared in evidence, that…
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MONDAY, JULY 6TH., 1835.âBefore Mr. Justice DOWLING, and Messrs. Ross and Kinghorn Assessors. John Stephen v. Samuel Lyons. This was an…
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We are great enemies, under ordinary circumstances, to any abridgment of the public liberty; but as it appears desirable lor the purpose of aiding the security…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Friday, July 10Th, Before Mr. Justice Dmoling, and Messrs. J. B. Bettington, and J. E. Manning, Assessors
Thurlow v. Lewis—This was an action on, the case brought by the plaintiff, Articled Clerk to Mr. Charles Henry Chambers, an Attorney of the Supreme Court, against the defendant, Master of the…
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