Police Incidents. Look at This! the Convict System in 1835
IRONED GANGS.—Thomas Stafford, a prisoner of the Crown, was put to the bar tinder the following circumstances:—Mr. Robert Foster, Solicitor, stated that the…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side
MONDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Messrs. Kinghorne and Foster, Assessors. Mr. Burton addressed the Solicitor…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of King's Bench Thursday, June 4. (Sittings in Banco.) the King v. ROBISON.) (Continued from our last.)
Mr. Erle said he appeared as Counsel for the defendant, and be rose to address their Lordships under feelings of the greatest anxiety; the more especially did he feel that anxiety when he…
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7.—Before Messrs. WINDEYER and SEM[?]HILL. Mr. John having, a clerk in the office of the Sydney Gazette, appeared upon summons to answer…
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, 1835. Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and Messrs. Walker and Foster, Assessors. M'Dougal v. M'Kenzee.—This was an action…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Darling & Captain Robison (Continued from our last.) Court of King's Bench, Thursday, June 4Th. [Sittings in Banco.] the King v. ROBINSON
Mr. ERLE said he appeared as Counsel for the defendant, and he rose to address their Lordships under feelings of the greatest anxiety; the more especially did he feel that anxiety when he…
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FRIDAY, OCT. 9.—Before the Chief Justice, and Messrs. Manning and Perry, Assessors. Tooth v. Campbell and others.—This…
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WEDNESDAY, 17 JUNE, 1835.—John Coghill, Enquire, J P., called in; and examined.—I am a member of the Bench at Campbelltown. I occasionally sit at the Cawdor Bench, and also at…
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James Snell was brought before the Bench, charged with a house robbery. William M'Gilloroy, residing in Clarence-street, deposed, that on Friday…
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TUESDAY.—Messrs. Nicholson & Lamb, Assessors. Richardson v. Fraser.—This was an action to recover £100 for board and…
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Several outstanding motions comprising nothing of public importance, were disposed of. Kentish v. Howe.—Mr.Wentworth…
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Sir F. Pollock then addressed the Court in aggravation of punishment. He hoped the should not be tempted to go beyond the district line of his duty, which was to call the…
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MONDAY, OCT. 12. Before Messrs. WINDE[?] and STEWART. Richard Crampton, a licensed Victualler, and h[?] wife, were charged with (on the part of the male…
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY OCT. 8 and—Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and Messrs. Manning and Perry, Assessors. Tooth v. The Marine Assurance Company,—This…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →General Darling & Captain Robison (Continued from our last.) Court of the King's Bench, Thursday, June 4Th. [Sittings in Banco.] the King V. ROBINSON
Sir F. Pollock then addressed the Court in aggravation of punishment. He hoped he should not be templed to go beyound the strict line of his duty, which was to call the…
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James Fitzpatrick, assigned to Mr J. Wilshire, was brought forward, charged with being absent from service and being found drunk. His defence was, that he had not been out more than…
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TOOTH v. Campbell and others.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a merchant and ship-owner of Sydney, against the defendants, Directors of' the Marine Assurance Company, to recover the sum of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Sydney Herald. Thursday, October 15, 1835; "Sworn'to no Master, of no Sect am I." Minutes of Evidence Taken Before the Committee on Police. (Continued.)
WEDNESDAY, 24 JUNE, 1835.—Major Antill, Police Magistrate at Stonequarry, called in, and examined.—The Stonequarry district is bounded by Bargo on the south, and by the rivers…
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MONDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Common Jury. Flannigan v. Hoskison—This was on action of trespasss alledged to have he…
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On Tuesday last a man was brought before the Bench, who slated his name to be Charles Morrison, charged with obtaining goods under false pretences…
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