Police. Monday, Nov. 28th
William Wall, was placed at the bar, charged with being drunk on Saturday Evening about seven o'clock. A constable stated that he saw the defendant in the…
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Police Incidents
Ellen Newland, was charged with assaulting a constable. The constable stated that he had been sent for by Mr. Smith, to remove the prisoner who was very drunk…
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Samuel Wade, a tall raw boned, "Erin go Brach" kind of youth, with hair of that tinge denominated foxy, was charged with interrupting a Charley. It appeared…
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Street v. Lyons—Plaintiff sought to recover ten shillings for two bushels of corn sold to defendant, but for which it appeared he had been previously paid…
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Mary Ann M'Guire, a veteran in the wars of Bacchus, was charged with being picked up on Sunday night as usual; Mary Ann acknowledged that she might…
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Mr. William Cobbet, son of the late Mr. William Cobnett, M. P., applied upon his petition from the Fl[?]t Prison, to be discharged under the act. The schedule filed for public…
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The Committee of the Legislative Council, appointed to take into consideration and report upon the heat plan for [?] a Gaol within the walls now standing at Darlinghurst, in the…
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The Committee of the Legislative Council, appointed to take into consideration and report upon the best plan for erecting a Gaol within the walls now…
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William Chapman and Henry Russell, assigned to Mr James Norton, were put to the bar charged a[?]sault[?] Edward Carpenter, also an assigned servant to Mr…
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Walkins v. Reynolds.—This was an action brought to recover the value of a number of parasols. It appeared, that the plaintiff, of the firm of Tingcombe and…
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Eliza Cox, with a pale, sedate, elongated cast of countenance, was charged with being picked up hard aweather and she cracks over night, she having…
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Hobbs v. Fox.—This was an immense case as stated by the plaintiff. The facts appeared to be that plaintiff and wife were conj[?] stay-makers; they…
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Thomas Williams, convicted of a wanton exposure of his person in Barrack laneâto pay a fine of £5, or be imprisoned fourteen days. His defence was, that he…
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Ann Wight, a contumacious looking piece of womanhood, from whom rum had usurped the lily and the rose, and left her as yellow and wrinkled as a…
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Eliza Harris, assigned to Mr. Weston, was charged with absenting herself. She stoutly maintained that it could not be termed absenteeism; her mistress and she…
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William Buckley, free, was put to the bar, under the following circumstances. About two months ago, n gentleman named Chisbury was robbed one night in…
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John Richards was charged with assaulting a constable in the execution of his duty. In consequence of young children annoying the frequen[?] of the Theatre, the proprietors gave directions to the…
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