Assault on a Married Lady by a Clergyman
An action for libel, brought by the Rev. Henry Thomas Streeten, against the Morning Chronicle, was tried at the Guildford Assizes on Tuesday, Mr. Thesiger, Mr…
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Police Incidents
John Kerr, a sprout from Copenhagen, was handed to the bar to show cause [?]ouching certain acts of inebriety committed by him on Saturday night…
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Elizabeth Forrester, assigned to Mr. Jones of Pu[?] Haberda her was an prehended by a Constable in George street on suspicion of being a runaway…
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ROBERT GOOCH, of the Three Crowns, George Street, was summoned to answer the charge of admitting constables while on duty, into his permises on the night of Tuesday last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Quarter Sessions. Tuesday, January 3 1837. Before the CHAIRMAN and J. E. MANNING. Esq
John Keel y, convicted of embezzlement. Two years to un[?]ironic gang. Daniel Coffee a r[?]gned on a charge o stealing. Not Guilty…
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John Hamilton Thompson, of Hobart Town, was brought up by warrant for assaulting Mr. G. M. Stephen. Mr. S. staled, that on Saturday, as he was walking…
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Ann Gold, a young married woman, appeared to answer the charge of assualting a constable in the execution of his duty, under the following circumstances…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Quarter Sessions. Wednesday, January 4, 1837. Before the CHAIRMAN and J. E. MANNING, Esq
James Jordan, was charged with an aggravated assault on Miss Frances Samuel, committed in the Domain, under the following circumstances…
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Jane Wills, with a face as long as a rope walk, was charged with baechinalian propensities which caused her a lodging in the watch-house. On being called…
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Robert Miller, barman at the "Robin Hood" public house, George-street, was charged with assaulting Mr. T. Baker, a publican, residing near. the Robin Hood,…
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Lucy Briant, was charged with assaulting Mrs. Philips of the "Quarry man's Arms," Milers Poin[?], and being convicted was bound to keep the peace…
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Hugh Taylor and William Chadworht appeared on summons to answer he charged of Bridget Chandler (better known at Biddy Stewart) for having on the…
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A FARCE.—Yesterday, a man named M'Nally, who is under a sentence on the Treadmill, was brought up on the following charge:—Slack, one of the overseers at the House of Correction…
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W. MULLHOLLAND, dealer in "parties" in the Market place, being convicted of disorderly conduct in the Market, bound to his good behaviour for twelve months…
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Sarah Willoughby, assigned to Mr. Thorley, of Patrick s Plains, was charged with absconding. Mr. Solomon, agent to Mr. Thorley, deposed that on Monday evening, the prisoner was…
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Mary Davies, wife of J. E. Davies, residing on the Liverpool Read, was convicted of illicitly retailing spirits, and [?]enced to pay a fi[?]e of £30, in default…
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The Steward of a small vessel belonging to Mr. Girard, was fully committed on Wednesday to take his trial for stealing a quantity of flour, the property of Mr. Girard…
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Mary Wilkie, the reverse of the sublime and beautiful was handed to the bar in consequence of having drained the flowing bowl the overnight. In the…
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MICHAEL BURKE, seaman, of the ship Thomas Harrison, convicted of an assault on the second officer of that ship, was filed forty shillings, with costs, in default of payment to be imprisoned two…
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