Law. Supreme Court.—criminal Side
FRIDAY—Before Mr. Justice Burton [?] a Military Jury. John Clifford alias Clogan, was indicted forthe wilful murder of William Bailey, at…
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Supreme Court. Friday, August 5
Before Mr. Justice Kinchela and a Military Jury. John Clifford (holding a ticket of leave) stood indicted for the wilful…
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MICHAEL MACDONALD. assigned servant to Mr. Eyres of Kissing Point, stood indicated for cutting and maiming Robert Pymble, [?] Lane Cove, on the 27th May last. It appeared the prosecutor is a…
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Before the Acting Chief Justice aud a Military Jery. Thomas Mitchell stood indicted for having assaulted John Slater, at…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton and a Civil Jury. William Walker stood indicted for the wilful murder of Thomas Woods, by…
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Monday, AUGUST 8.—Bcforo the Acting Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Joseph Eckford, a native of the Colony, about twenty-two yeurs of age, was indicted for stealing…
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MONDAY, AUGUST 8.—Before the Acting Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Joseph Eckford, u native of the Colony, about twenty-two years of ago, was indicted…
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Before the Acting Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. James Dunn alias Barrington, stood indicted with feloniously entering the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Friday, August 5Th. 1836. Before Mr. Justice KINCHELA, and a Civil Jury
JAMES SMITH, a settler at Brisbane-water, stood indicted for the wilful murder of James Whaling, by striking him on the chest with a fire-shovel, on the 18th April last, thereby producing inflammation…
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 11.—Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. John Dunn was indicted for stealing a mare value £5, the property of John Clelan, at…
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John Lynch and John Williamson stood indicted for the wilful murder of Thos. Smyth at Forest Hill, in the neighbourhood of Bong Bong, on the 4th of March…
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Benjamin Hamilton, assigned to Mrs. Penson, of Prince Street, was put to the bar under the following circumstances. A parlor window, in the house of Mrs. Penson of Prince Street, having been…
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 12.--William James stood indicted for the wilful murder of, Mary his wife, by hanging her, on the 29th January last, at Twenty Mile…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Friday, August 12Th. 1836. Before Mr. Justice BURTON and a Civil Jury
WILLIAM FRANKLIN AND SAMUEL JOHNSON, free labourers, sto[?] indicted for a street robbery on the person of Thomas Ward, by taking from his person six half crowns, on the 11th of July…
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Charles Castles, holding a ticket-of-leave, one of the Penrith constables, was placed at the bar under the following circumstances:—District Constable Samuel…
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MONDAY, AUGUST 15—Before the Acting Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Thomas Robinson, assigned to the Reverend Joseph Docker, was indicted for the wilful…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence Court of Requests. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Amongst the numerous grievances which the public of New South Wales are occasionally compelled to endure, none stand more prominently in the baneful list than the…
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Thomas Robinson, assigned to the Rev. Joseph Docker, stood indicted for the wilful murder of Thomas Colner, a fellow servant, on the 22d. May last. It…
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Lake Ryan, assigned to Mr. R Cooper was put to the bar, charged by Mr. Emanuel Solomon with an attempt to enter his shop on Sunday nigh last. The shop had been securely fastened or…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 15th August, 1836. Berrima Gaol
THE Contractors for building the Gaol at Berrima having failed to complete their engagement, Persons willing to undertake to complete the work, are requested to transmit their Tenders to…
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