Police. Tuesday, October 18
James Fuller, assigned to Mr Ellard, of Hunter street, music seller, was put to the bar. Mr Ellard stated, that the prisoner went out without leave on Monday…
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Law. Supreme Court.—(civil Side.)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17.—Before Mr. Justice Burton and a Special Jury. Manning v. Blanch.—This was an action brought by Mr. Manning, the proprietor of the Experiment…
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Before Mr. Justice BURTON and a Special Jury. Moffatt v. Byrnes.—This was an action of trespass. The case had not proceeded…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Extracts. Court of Common Pleas. JUNE 23. NORTON v. MELBOURNE. (Continued from our last.)
Have you gone to her in her room!—Yes. Have you observed any alteration about her hair?—Very little What did she come up stairs to do, as you saw?—To…
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Two men were placed at the bar of the Police on Thursday, charged by a constable with interrupting him in the execution of his duly; but he could not…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, and a Special Jury,â Moffat v. Byrnes.âThis was an action brought to recover damages for an…
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Manning v. Blanch. -- This was an action brought by Mr. Manning, the proprietor of the Experiment steam-boat, to recover compensation for loss occasioned through…
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FRIDAY. OCT. 21,—Jane Farre[?], a middle-aged female, was charged with exposing her person on Wednesday night last, by moonlight. The case being proved, the…
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Louis Lewis, an articled seaman on board the ship Lady Kennoway, was charged with disorderly conduct. Captain Davison deposed that on Wednesday eventing he was sitting in…
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1836—Mr. Justice Kinchel[?] having taken his seat, Mr. Attorney-General said, that he much regretted having to move that the trial of the case Bingle v. Stephen…
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The Court sat for a short time, and the three Judges took their seats on the Bench or the purpose of determining the case Loane v. Biddalph, in Equity. The Court…
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This Court, which had been adjourned on Wednesday until this morning, in consequence of the Chairman and the Clerk of the Peace having been subpœmaed in a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts, Court of Common Pleas. JUNE 23. NORTON v. MELBOURNE. (Continued from our last.)
The Lord Chief Justice: Two or three months before she left; but you have not told us when she came. By the Attorney General: When did you enter Mrs. Norton's service:—In February 1833, and I left in the…
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George Croft, hired servant to Mr h[?]vien, charged with absconding'. I [?]eared that yesterday week he com [?]ced a weeks service at the Palteny…
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.—Mr. Justice Kinchela having taken his seat, the Attorney-General rose and said that he was sorry that he was compelled to move that the trial of…
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Bingle v. Stephen.âMr. Windeyer opened the pleadings. The declaration contained four counts charging the defendant with having published in the Australian newspaper, on the 24th of June last, a…
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Joseph Fletcroft, assigned to Mr. James Bibb, of Clarence-street, blacksmith, was charged by his master with encouraging his apprentice boy to go to a public-house…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts. Court of Common Pleas. JUNE 23. NORTON v. MELBOURNE. (Continued from our last.)
What time did he return home for that purpose?—He might come home between three and four o'clock. It was uncertain at what time he would return for that…
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Charcoal, resembling the blackness of darkness, and looking as fierce as a lioness robbed of her cubs, was charged by a sprout of a…
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SATURDAY.—In Banco. Before the three Judges. Several motions for new trials and nonsuits which were all refused, with the exception of the case of Spark v. Welch. As we have not published the facts…
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