Police Incidents
Tom Squires, familiarly called Tom by the charley, who handed bim to the rostrum, like another Hannibal, was called upon to account for practising…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side
Monday, April 10—In Banco. Before the three Judges. Their Honors set specially to-day for the purpose of giving judgment in several cases reserved…
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Simon Gudgeon, who was apprehended by Constable Proctor, on suspicion of stealing, was convicted, of being a rogue and vagabond, and sent to the tread-mill…
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Thomas Collinton, and Ann. Wilson, stood indicted for stealing ,even balfcrowns the property of William Mason, Guilty. Collinton, Twelve months Ironed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Supreme Court, April 10, 1837. Patrick Fennell versus G. T. GRAHAM
Chief Justice DOWLING delivered the Judgement of the Court:— This was an action of assumpsit to recover the price of nine cows, sold and delivered in separate…
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Thomas Grace and Thomas Vowclls, were each charged with a partiality for acquatics to the great detriment sf their master. It appsared that these [?]…
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Chief Justice Dowling delivered the judgment of the Court: This was an se ion of as umpsit to recover the pr[?]ce of nine [?]ws, sold and deltvered in separate…
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Richard Daniels, a free labourer, was put to the bar, charged by his employer Mr. John Cooper, of Albion Place, with assaulting him. The Bench found the defendant guilty of assault, and ordered him to…
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FENNELL V. GRAHAM.—A brief report of the decision of the Court in this case has already appeared in this Journal; but as the question it involves is one of importance…
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WALKING DRESS.—Brown satin cloak, with velvet tape, tight s[?]eeves of velvet, with loose hanging sleeves of satin overBonnet of cherry velvet, with plume of…
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Phillip Hars v. Margaret Gleeson.— Plaintiff, who is a dealer, residing to George-street, appeared before the Court to prosecute defendant, who came up on…
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Thomas Ma[?]mon and Hannah his Wife, hired servants to Mr. Weiss of George street, haberdasber, were put to the bar charged. with stealing wine. Mr. Weiss…
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"The Court of Quarter Sessions is more like a bear garden, than an arena for the administration of Justice, for, want of a proper person to preserve order, No…
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Jane Fa[?]rel, inveloped in a M'Gregor tartan, and with a chip covering to a face, which appeared to have been [?] from a block of chalk, was charged…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Domestic Intelligence. [Continued] Supreme Court. Fennell v. GRAHAM
IT is not often we give at length a report of the proceedings at the Supreme Court, but considering the case of Fennell v. Graham to be one of such paramount importance to the public, we…
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John Collins was put to the bar, and was fined 10s., and 3s. 6d. costs, for riding on his dray. Charles Davis was brought before the…
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WE shall feel obliged to any one who will be good enough to inform us, why the Court of Quarter Sessions was adjourned last week, when there were upwards of fifty cases for trial at the Court? The…
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Keenan v. Pearson.—[?]lantiff, [?] urchin about the height of six penny worth of halfpence, charged defendant with using him as a deep sea-lead, and…
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the following CLAIMS for DEEDS of GRANT of Lands and Town Allotments will be ready for Examination by the Commissioners…
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IT is not often we give at length a report of the proceedings at the Supreme Court, but considering the case of Fennell v. Graham to be one of such paramount importance to the public, we…
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