Police Incide[?]ts
Ann Hellenor v. John Maher.—This was a case of assault under the following circumstances. Complainant is a widow and has a…
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Police Office, Goulburn, December 19, 1835. NOTICE
THIRTY-SEVEN Head ot Horned Cattle of different [?]escriptions having been seized as the property of T. Metcalf, lately con[?]ted of Felony, they will be sold by Public…
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WEDNESDAY.âDEC. 30th. Before MESSRS. WILSON and WINDEYER. Benjamin Kirby, Ellen, (his wife), and Samuel Dean, appeared to answer a charge of assault…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The State of the Colony. Bathurst. Attempt to Murder the Paid Police Magistrate of Bathurst
A mysterious and a alarming occurrence took place a few nights back in the immediately vicinity of this Settlement, which has excited the deepest regret in the minds of…
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BATTLE ROYAL.âFlanagans. Nash.â The complainant and defendant in this case (one of as-ault,) are arrived at that age (generally termed years of…
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Mary Penny was charged with attempting to pass a flash [?]ive pound note, with intent to defraud Mr. William Patten, Pitt-street. She was remanded. The note was one of a similar plate to those of the…
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Sarah Weavers v. Jane Richards.The defendant appeared on summons, to answer the charge of assault. The parties live in Castlereagh Street,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Murder of Captain Bragg. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMENâI beg leave to address the following melancholy narrative to you, under an impression that it cannot be uninteresting to your readers…
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GENTLEMEN,—Two letters have recently appeared in your Journal, from inhabitants of this district, complaining of the inefficiency of the Police, and the want of a Resident Magistrate…
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This was a question of considerable importance to the shipping interest. The officers and crew of His Majesty's steam ship Rhadamanthus proceeded against the owners of the Ewell Grove for salvage…
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James Sumpter alias Shannon, the horse stealer, who has been before the police on several hearings, was brought up befqre Col. Wilsin, on Thursday last,…
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6th. Before Mr. WINDEYER. Thomas K[?]lly. Thomas Quicklo, Wm. Buckley, and Edward Salter, (freeman), were charged with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Cattle Stealing. To the Editor, of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Amonog the numerous evils under which the Graziers of this Colony have been suffering none have been felt so severely, nor call so loudly for the united efforts of the Stockholders…
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Stephen v. Robertson.âThis case (action for slander) which has excited so much interest, was tried yesterday. The Jury retired at about ten, and returned…
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Mr. Thomas — of King-street, step forward and complained to the Commissioner of an insult that had been offered to himself and to the Court by some parson present…
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SATURDAY, JAN, 9TH 1836.—Before Messrs WINDE[?]ER and GISBORNE. Eliza Drill, (7 years,) assi ned to Mr. Robert E[?]glin, publican, Liverpool street, was charged…
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TUESDAY.£ Hayes v. Innes.£ This was a charge of assault, under the following circumstances:£ A paragraph appeared in this journal…
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Dick. If we mean to thrive and do good, break open the gaols, and let out the prisoners. Cade. I have thought upon it; it shall be so. Away! burn all the records of the realm; my…
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The adjourned meeting of this Court took place yesterday, before the Chairman, R. Stewart, Esq. and Messrs. Campbell and Barker, Esquires, J. P.'s. Several prisoners were arraigned, and elected thier…
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13TH.âBefore Messrs. WINDRYER and GISBORNE. James Cook, John Warren, William Parker, and Eliza Roach, charged with committing a burglary…
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