Police Incidents
REFRACTORY SEAMEN.—Only the FOURTH appearance of the same Men.— On Monday, six seamen ot the Elizabeth, Captain John Austin, were brought…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—(criminal Side)
FRIDAY.—Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Joseph Smith, a Native of the Colony, was indicted for the wilful murder of John Haydon,…
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14.—Before the Chief Justice and Mr Justice Kinchela. Upon their Honors taking their seats this morning, the Chief Justice informed the…
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THE present being the first example which has occurred in this colony of a proceeding similar to that which we are now engaged in, I deem it both useful and respectful to offer some observations, from which…
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John Green, free, residing in Kent street, was charged by a little girl, named Margaret Williams, with, assaultiing her, in consequence of her having nerely…
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14.—Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Kinchela. Upon their Honors taking their seats this morning, the Chief Justice informed the forty-eight jurymen…
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On Tuesday, Dominick, Poppellary, was fined at the Police-office £30 and [?]cists for selling spirits without a license, and all spirits, boer, &c. found in his…
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ANN BUTLER, was, charged up to the bar, charged with disorderly conduct and abusing a constable a constable. Guilty—Twenty-one dave 3rd Class of the Factory…
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Edward Clark, who look'd as black as a November fog, was charged with being redolent of antipathies, and with exhibiliug thom in the following form…
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Thomdson, Gore, and Howard, there seamen of the Lapy Kenniway, who have already been several times before the Bench, and bad their wages and clothes…
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One of the seamen belonging to the Lady Kennaway, who had been sent on board the ship the previous day by the police, was charged with desertion. Captain Davidson stated that by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Court of Requests. to the Editor of the Colonist. November 3, 1836
SIR,—I find that the practice of the Court of Requests here, is, in some respects, different to that of the Courts of Requests in other parts of the world, and that, instead of its being a Court…
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MR. EDITOR,—I wish you would suggest to His. Excellency the Governor, to expend the proceeds of the fees accruing from granting licenses to squat, in establishing…
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Richard and Sarah Allyn, residing in Phillip street, were put to the bar charged by Constable Butler, with being drunk and disorderly in George-street, last…
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Mrs. Phillips, v. Charles Dunn.—Defendant was held to bail to keep the peace for twelve months, for using language of the most abominable nature to…
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Catherine Duffy was charged by Mrs. Eliza Downes, of Gloucester-street, with stealing two shirts, &c. It appeared that the defendant went into the house of Mrs…
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Elizabeth Bergen, a good figure for a wallz, and togged out in fancy ball style, was placed at the bar to have her conduct of the previous night overhauled. A…
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LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING.— This morning, about twele o'clock, a borrid tragedy was perpetrated in Rodney-street. The particulars are these:—It appears that a cook and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rolls' Court. Lady Langford V. Lord Langford
This was an application on behalf of a woman calling herself Anna Marie, Little, alias Bennett, who was now described at now residing at Mornington-place, Hampstead-road, to obtain a…
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