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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1[?]th—Before the three Police Magistrates. Sibley, v Af'Goverin and Stephen—The defendants in this case appeared upon summons to answer the…
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Matter Furnished by Our Reporters and Correspondents. Supreme Court—civil Side
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15.—Before Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING, and Messrs. Nicholson and Campbell Assessors. Green [?] Hanson.—This was an action brought to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Civil Court. Thursday, Oct. 14. (Before Mr. Justice Dowling and Messrs. Nicholson and J. Compbell, junior, Asses[?]ors.) Green v. Hanson
This was an action brought by the plain[?]ff, a dealer, against the defendant, who keeps a public house at the King's Wharf, for a breach of.contract, to…
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Thursday.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and Assessors. Green v. Hanson.—This win an action brought by the plaintiff, a retail denier against the defendant,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Mounted Police. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Since you fearlessly ask questions of the great Sir Richard, and his renowned Private Secretary, Mr. Holden, might you not venture to ask Sir Richard's friend, the…
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Samuel Covey, was brought before the bench charged with stealing lialf a cliest of tea, the property of Mr. Beeson, of Kentstreet…
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THURSDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and Messrs. Nicholson and Camphell, Assessors. Green v. Hanson.—This was an s[?]tion…
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MONDAY, 19TH OCTOBER, 1935. Summary Jurisdiction. Before Messrs FOSTER and [?]RDEN. Martin Seller, was convicted of breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Mr William Bassett,…
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SATURDAY, OCT. [?]., 1835. Before Mr Justice DOWLING and Mr Justice BURTON. Mr. Foster moved that, letters of administration be granted to Catherine Bedford, wife of the late…
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John Laing, one of the Editors of the Sydney Gazette, was put to the bar charged with uttering a counterfeit order on the Bank of New South Wales, for the…
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Yesterday John Horve, a cab-driver, was brought before Mr. Dyer on a violent suspicion of having stolen a bunch of rhubarb, the…
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Jane Armstrong, was brought before the bench, charged with stealing two sovereigns and a quantity of silver the property of Mr. Miller…
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.—The Solilicitor-General applied for a rule, to shew cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Mr. Robert…
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FRIDAY, 26 JUNE, 1835.—Thomas Potter Macqueen, Esquire, called in and examined.— I am a member of the Invermein Bench. I consider the present situation of the court-house…
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The Court of Quarter Sessions commenced its Sittings on Monday, although by a notice which had been previously given,it was intimated that it would stand…
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TUESDAY, OCT. 20TH. 1835.—Before Messrs. FOSTER and NICHOLSON and a Civil Jury. Bernard Kite, stood indicted for stealing on the 12th September last, 101bs. of sugar, the property of…
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A person, who appeared as complainant against the two men for assault, as reported in our last, was brought forward under the following circumstances:—A publican…
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Saturday, October 24.—The King v. Henry Beas'y.—In this case Mr. Foster moved that the defendant, who was committed at the Court of Requests, at Windsor,…
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FRIDAY, 3 JULY, 1835—George Rankin, Enquire, called in; and examined.—I am a member of the Bench of Magistrates at Bathurst, and bave held the Commission of the Peace in that…
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Samuel Shirwin was brought before the bench charged with stealing two five pound notes, from his master, Mr, Bowden of Castlereagh-street…
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