Police Justice
UNDER its proper head, in a previous column, will be found a very brief report of a case which has recently been heard at Hatton-gardcn, before Mr. ROGKRS,…
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Police Intelligence. Friday, February 20
Mr. Onions, ironmonger, appeared on the information of the Town Surveyor, for erecting a building in King-street, without having apprised the Town Surveyor of his intention Mr. Onions said…
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Mary Macintosh (free,) was brought before the Bench, charged with stealing two white cambric handkerchiefs, the property of her mistress, Mrs. White…
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Ex parte Slade--Mr. Kentish appeared to shew cause why a rule for a criminal information against him granted on Monday, and returnable to day should not be made absolute. He urged that his…
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The clerk of the Court produced and read an affidavit of a rule being duly served to show cause why au attachment should not be issued against the Editors…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Proceedings in the Supreme Court, On the Subject of the Division of the Bar. (Before the Three Judges,) in Banco
Mr.Therry, on behalf of Mr. Rowe, moved th[?] be permitted to practice as hitherto as a Barrister of the Supreme Court. The motion was grounded on the affidavit of the applicant and the affidavits of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Office. Monday, Feb. 23.—Before Mr. STEWART
MONDAY, FEB. 23.—Before Mr. STEWART. Patrick Traynor, free Cumberland-street, was charged by Mr. Jilks, with being guilty of disorderly conduct. It appeared, that he had assaulted his…
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SATURDAY, FEB. 21.—Before the THREE JUDGES in Eanco. Exparte the Attorney-General.—In this case a rule nisi had been issued by command of the Court…
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Peter Winberry, assigned to John Henry Sith, publican, of Maitland, who was recently sentenced to transportation for life for forgery, was brought forward under the following…
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MANSION HOUSE.—Within the last week the Lord Mayor has received several communications relative to the treatment of the poor at the establishment…
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Patrick Traynor, free, Cumberlandstreet, was brought before the bench, by the chief constable, charged with creating a disturbance in the street. Mr. Jilks…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →SUPREME COURT.—Civil Side. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING, and Messrs. Nicholson and Perry, Assessors.) Finch u. Kentish
This was an action brought by Mr. Finch, the editor of the Alfred, to recover the sum of £274 for money lent and advanced. From the evidence adduced…
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A tragedy, revolting to humanity, and hardly credible, was acted on the night of Monday last by a German of the name of Steinberg, who resided with his…
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Patrick Trennan placed at the bar, charged with assaulting a[?]female, and using obscene and blasphemous language, was found guilty of disorderly conduct, and ordered to enter into sureties to keep…
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The previous day, James Bisgrove, assigned to Mr. Francis Kenny, of Appin, had been been brought before the Bench charged with selling six out of a flock of…
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Before Mr. Justice Dowling and Messrs. Perry and Nicholson, assessors. Finch v. Kentish.—This was an action brought by plaintiff to recover £294 lent…
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Hector v. Solomons,--This was as action to recover from the defendant, Lewis Solomon, a publican at Banks Town, the sum of £10 7s. 8d., the amount received by him as [?]gent for plaintiff in the sale of…
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James Haggart was brought before the Bench, charged with assaulting and insuiting Mr. and Mrs. Avery, on the preceding evening…
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James Bance free b servitude residing in Clarence-street, was brought up on a warrant granted at the instance of—Bunden, also residing in Clarence-street, who it appeared had some…
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GUILDHALL.—Yesterday, a lad named George Martin, who is employed by the drovers in Smithfield, was brought before Mr. Alderman Kelly, for wantonly and…
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