Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—civil Side
MONDAY, MARCH 21.âBefore Mr. Justice Burton and a Special Jury. Threlkeld v. Lang.âThis was an action for libel, in which the damages were laid at £1000…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—(civil Side.)
FRIDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Messrs, Shadforth and Manning, Assessors. Moore v Burne and Sims.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff to recover from defendants…
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TUESDAY, MARCH 29th.—Before Messrs, Windyer and Gisburn. Peter Hawell, a mechanic, residing in Castlereagh-street, appeared upon summons to answer…
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SATURDAY, MARCH 26.—Sittings in banco. Mr Justice DOWLING and Mr Justice BURTON took their seats this morning at the usual hour, but in consequence of the absence of the Chief…
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QUEEN-SQUARE.—Tom Proctor, a drover, well-known about Chelsea, was charged with assaulting Bill Green, a watercress merchant…
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Justices Dowling and Burton took their seats this morning to hear matters, as of course. The continued indisposition of the Chief Justice prevented his…
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TUESDAY.—Andrew Sutherland for being drunk and assaulting a waterman on the previous night, was on the evidence of a constable named Fitzpatrick, ordered to may a fine of his…
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[We do not know when we have seen an article better got up (as the manufacturers say) in the Police Report Department of a Philadelphia paper:]…
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TUESDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling. His Honor on taking his sent, intimated to the gentlemen of the Bar, that he would, in the absence of Mr. Justice Burton, who was unable through some…
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MOTIONS.—Judge Dowling took his seat alone this morning; the Chief Justice and Judge Burton being unable to attend…
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Mary Murphy, Kent Street, was put to the bar[?]ed with stealing sundry pieces of ri[?]bon, the pro[?]erty of Mr. Evan., George-street. Prisoner appeared had for some time past [?]een livi[?]g [?]…
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30.—Sittings in banco. Before Mr Justice DOWLING and Mr Justice BURTON. Mr. Justice Dowling said he had received a…
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Sittings in London before Lord Denman and a Special Jury. SAMUEL AND PHILIPS v. COOPER AND LEVY.—Mr. Creswell, Mr. Kelly, and Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Calcutta. the "Lady Munro." Supreme Court, November 11, 1835. INSUHANCE. James Scott, executor of John Aihen, v. John Scott, and John Low
This was an action brought against the defendants, insurers in Calcutta to recover the sum of Rs. 35,000 on two policies of insurance on the Lady Munro, lost in 1833, on her voyage hence, on the Island of…
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2.—John Wells, assigned to Mr R. Driver was charged with robbery; the prisoner, had been apprehended in a cave between Bondi and Cudgee Bays…
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Thomas Amery Hixon, (free) was charged by his master Mr. John Isaacs, Irononmner, George-stree, with absenting himself from his hired service, contrary to a mutual agreement entered nto…
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Important Judgement—Warren v. Burton. The Lord Chancellor gave judgment in this important appeal this morning. His lordship commenced by stating that he was…
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In thus stating their view of the division of the Colony into Police Districts, Yonr Committee regret that, excepting in the County of Cumberland, they have and before them any data upon which to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Domestic Intelligence. [Continued.] Supreme Court, [Wednesday, March 23, 1836.] Before Judge Burton. ALLAN v. BULL
THE Solicitor-General rose and said, he was instructed on the part of the defendant in this case to move, that the trial should be postponed, upon the ground that two material witnesses were…
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Anne Harris a free woman (arrived so) was placed at the bar on the following charge. The keeper of the female watch bonse deposed that on Monday a child…
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