Consisterial Court, Lately established by the Bishop of Australia
By the S[?]y Herald, we learn that Bishop Bronghton did, on the 2nd instant con[?]t a Consistorial Court, and appoint thereto to a re[?]ary ([?]…
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Police Incidents
LADY KENNAWAY AGAIN.—The ship[?] company of the Lady Kennaway were brought before the Police on Tuesday, chargod for about the dozenth time with…
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The trial of the priest Delacollonge, at Dijon, upon the most horrible charges of violating, murdering, and afterwards cutting the body in pieces, which he stowed away in…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, and a Civil Jury. John Walker and William Allen stood charged with stealing some cattle at Barge Brush, the property of Mr. Joseph Palmer, on the 15th September…
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.âBefore Mr. Justice Burton and a Civil Jury. Thomas Bates was indicted for the wilful murder of Peter Connolly, by striking him on the…
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Before Mr. Justice KINCHELA, and a Military Jury. Terence Kelly, a Settler, residing at Stone quarry Creek, stood indicated for…
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Thomas Hates stood indicted for the wilful murder of l'oter Conolly, by striking bim with a stick on tho loft aide of tho bead, on the 10th of August, 1835. John Stokes examined—I was at Burragarang…
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THIS Court and its worthy, but not infallible Commissioner have upon several occasions attracted, and upon sundry other occasions been pointed out to our attention…
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George Gaudry, stood indicted for the manalaughter of James Bishop, at Windsor, on the 26th August last, through a prize fight; and Samuel Taylor, John Bates, John Allco[?]n, Charles Gaudry…
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HIS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified, with reference to the Advertisement, dated the 6th of June, 1835, defining the Police Districts of the County of Cumberland, that…
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John M'Donald, a runaway from an ironed, gang, Illawarra, was committed for trial, for attempting to leave the colony before the expiration of his, sentence. The…
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10—Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. George Gaudry, a native of the Colony, [?] indicted for the manslaughter of James Bishop,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court. Friday, Nov. 11, 1836. Before the Acting Chief Justice and a Civil Jury
Joseph Smith a native of the Colony, stood indicted for the wilful murder of John Haydon, by cutting his throat with a razor, on the highway from Bungonia to…
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William Peg, residing in Phillipstreet, was charged with the following assault':—Mr. Rayuerstalod.that he kept a school in the house next door to…
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George Gaudry stood indicted for the manslaughter of James Bishop, at Windsor, on the 26th of August last in a prize fight; and Samuel Taylor, John Bates, John Allcorn, Charles Gandry, John…
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Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Stephen Pack, stood indicted for steeling a, brown horse, the property of Sir 'John Jamison, at the Neemay River, on the 16th July last…
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HAVING no authentic report of what passed in the Supreme Court between Mr Justice Burton and Mr. Attorney General Plunkett [?]to publish the statement of…
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LIVERPOOL., May 7.—This morning, about 12 o' clock, a horrid tragedy was perpetrated in. Rodney-street. The particulars are these:—It appears that a cook and house-maid were in service…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court. Monday, November 14Th., 1836
ABOUT twenty prisoners were brought from the gaol for trial this morning, but owing to the Corwin Solicitor having procceded to Parramatta Quarter Session to conduct proseontions, in the room of…
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MANY substances in the animal and vegetable worlds are of a poisonous character, and are adapted to purposes of assassination: but their effects are often so violent and immediate that…
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