Police. Friday, March, 31
Daniel Jackson, (Life) holding a ticket of leave for the district of Pe[?], was charged by Mr. M. Mackie of George street, that early in November last, the prisoner…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side
THURSDAY, MARCH 30—In Equity—Before the three judges. Platt v Platt—In this case a bill had been filed by the plaintiffs, the younger children of the…
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IN the Estate of Bradbury deceased—The decision of the Court in this case is postponed untill this day week. In the Estate of Rutledge deceased.—…
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On Saturday, Captain James Tweedie, of the ship Medora, was brought before the Sydney Police, upon a warrant, on the following charge:—…
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FRIDAY.—Mr. Carter moved for leave to file a bill in Equity at the suit of the Satings' Bank against the Estate of Alexander Rutledge, who some time ago was killed by an accident, but prior to which he…
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FRIDAY.—Patrick Brady and George Nutter, who were in the course of the Sessions convicted of a rape on the person of a free girl named Martha Emily Cadman, while in their custody as constables, and…
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The King, at the prosecution of Lyons v. Stephens and Stokes.—On the motion of Mr. Foster, the defendants in this cause were ordered to plead within ten days…
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The Acting Chief Justice stated, on their Honors taking their seats this morning, that he held in this hand a statement in writing, from Mrs. Sydney Stephen, containing…
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The three Judges having taken their seats, the Acting Chief Justice intimated that Mr. Sydney Stephen had addressed a communication to the Bench having…
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George Wilkins was charged with going it on Saturday night. At constable deposed that he met pris[?]er singing and kicking up a dust, upon which he took…
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Charles S[?]th, and Daniel Patrick, assigned to Mr. A. B. Spark, were convic[?]ed of stealing a quantity of maize, the pr[?]pety of their m[?]ster, and sentenced to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Court of Quarter Sessions. Wednesday, April 6, 1837
Before the CHAIRMAN and E. M[?]NING Esq J. P., and a civil Jury. Catherine Morris, stood indicted for stealing a [?]owl, the property of [?]…
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On their Honors taking their seats this morning, the Acting Chief Justice said, that Mr. Sydney Stephen having handed a written communication of the Judges concerning the conduct of the…
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Sarah Pearce, assigned to Mr. Mackay was charged with absconding, and was picked up in the street lying on her back in a state of drunkenness. Her master…
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Thomas Lawson, holding a ticket of leave, was put to the bar, charged by his employer, Mr. Harris of Sussex-street, sawyer, with absconding from his hired…
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Before the Chairman, Mr. Sempill, and a Civil Jury. James Connelly stood indicted for stealing sundry articles from the shoji of Mr. Birt…
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Mary Ryan, an insinuating kind of article, was charged with having returned from the factory the previous day, after six months probation, when the child was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suprema Court. Sittings in Banso. MONDAY, 10th APRIL, 1837
Tompkins v. Macquoid.—In this case an application was made to reduce the damages from £261 to £35. Ordered. Fennel r. Graham.—In this case a…
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John Young, holding a ticket-of leave; was charged by Constable Carr with drunkenness, having found him lying in Marketstreet on the previous evening. Sentenced…
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Before the Chairman, Mr. Sempill, and a Military Jury. Isaac Ayres, pleaded Guilty to an indictment charging him with stealing a…
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