Supreme Court
The third term of the Supreme Court was opened on Thursday last by the learned Judges taking their seats in Banco. A considerable number of gentlemen were…
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Court of Claims
The new Gazette, in an article under this head on Saturday last, took occasion to heap as much odium as possible on the government, 1st., for having constituted, and…
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This being the first day of term, the three Judges took their seats in Banco. The following persons who had been summoned to appear to shew cause why execution should not issue for the…
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This being the first day of the Term, the three Judges appeared in their purple robes. When they had taken their seats, the Chief Clerk commenced calling over…
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A respectable gentleman requests us to caution the Public against taking "Police Orders," which are given as rewards to deserving persons for apprehending…
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 15, 1836.—This being the first day of term, their Honors the three Judges, took their seats in full costume. The first business entered into was hearing…
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A man and his wife named Culler were fully committed to take their trial for striking and cutting with a tomahawk. They were allowed bail, themselves in…
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We intended to have answered the im becile objections, to our previous article on this subject that appeared in a late " Australian," in our present number, but…
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Before Mr. Justice Kinchela, with Messrs. Manning and R. Campbell, [?]. The following undefended action upon…
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This being the first day of Turin, the three Judges took their seats in Banco. The following persons who had been summoned to appear to shew cause why execution should not issue for the recovery of the…
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SATURDAY-Before COLONEL WILSON and Mr. GISBORNE. Richard Ralph, of Phillip-street, Publican, was convicted of harbouring a prisoner of the Crown,…
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The trial of Civil Issues commenced this day before the acting Chi[?]f Justice, and Messrs. Manning and Johnson, Assesors. Cutlere. Modd[?] n—This was an action brought…
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A hired servant in the employ of Mrs. Smith, of Market-street, was brought before the Bench at the Police Office on Tuesday morning, charged with refusing…
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An articlo in our paper of the lOth instant, on the Land Commission Court, which has reference to the delay that has taken place in the delivery of Deeds of…
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Before the Chief Justice, with Messrs. Ryder and Shadforth, Assessors. Hammonda.Huon.—This was an action for breach of contract. The declaration…
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.—The trial of Civil Issues commenced this day before the Acting Chief Justice, and Messrs. Manning and Johnson, Assessors…
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Michael Stein was brought before the Bench,charged with stealing half a chest of [?], the property of Mr. Barnes. Mr. Barnes deposed on Wednesday last,he…
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TUESDAY, 20TH. Inst.—Before the acting CHIEF JUSTICE, and Messrs SHADFORTH and RYDER, Assessors. Baylis v. Terry.—This was an action of…
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Before the Chief Justice, with Messrs. Barker and Campbell, assessors. Lakeman v. Montgomery.— This was an action brought to recover a…
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