Law Supreme Court
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1.—Before the three Judges in Banco. The Attorney-General moved for a rule, calling on Ward Stephens and Frederick…
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Supreme Court. Saturday, October 1, 18[?]6
Before the three Judges sitting in banco. Mr. Stephen moved that Mr. Richard Roberts, late of Liverpool, England,…
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DURING the late administration every office of emolument and of power that chanced to become vacant, which could with any show of propriety, be delegated to such birds of passage as military…
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Monday, October 3—Before Mr. Chairman Stewart and a Military Jury. Francis Hyndes was indicted for stealing a snuff-box the property of Mr. Trood. Guilty—…
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.—Before Mr. Chairman Stewart and n Military Jury. Francis Hyndes was indicted for stealing a snuff-box, the property of Mr. Trood. Guilty…
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A few days since a man named Hastings, residing in Sussex-street, was robbed by a woman to whom be was doing the amiable, of £5, she was taken…
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MONDAY, OCT. 3.—Patrick Kirwan was put to the bar, charged with a breach of the King's peace, by beating his wife in the street. Mrs Kirwan was called to give…
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SATURDAY October 8, 1836—In Banco. Before the Acting Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice Kinclela. Ex-parte GEORGE FORBES, Esq., J. P.—Mr…
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Before Mr Justice Kinchela, and Messrs Manning and Johnson, Assessors. Klensendorlfle v. Harper—This was an action of trover, brought by the plaintiff…
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Before the Chairman and Copt. Clark Justice of the Peace. The Court commenced its Sessions this morning, there are one hundred and…
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Sarah Murphy, whom it might be calculated from her brogue, had not long arrived from "the first flowers of the earth, and first gem of the sea," and…
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Before Mr. Justice Kinchela, with Messrs. Barkerand Campbell, Jun., Assessors, Spark v. Welsh.—This was an action brought to recover the sum of £30, under…
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Benjamin Berry, assigned to Mr. Knight, Soap Manufacturer, was put to the bar charged with absenting himself on, Sunday afternoon last, and returning home…
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SATURDAY.—The Acting CHIEF JUSTICE and Mr JUSTICE KINCHELA, took their seats at ten o' Clock, Mr JUSTICE BURTON being absent from indisposition…
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HIRED SERVANTS—John Murphy was brought up on warrant before the police bench on Saturday, to answer the charge of his employer Mr. Girard; It appeared…
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Before the Chief Justice, and a Civil Jury. Thompson v. Crampton.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff against the…
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1836—Before Mr. Acting Chief Justice Dowling, and a Common Jury. Tucker v Lyons.—This was an action brought…
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OUR readers will, doubtless, think this an odd conjunction of ideas, and will enquire, who possible relation can subsist between them? W will endeavour to explain…
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OCTOBER 10.—Before Mr. Acting Chief Justice Dowling, and a Common Jury. Tucker v. Lyons,—This was an action brought to recover damages for a malicious…
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At an early hour yesterday morning both the public and private entrances to the Court were thronged with people eatger to procure any place from which they…
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