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TUESDAY.-Egan against Barker.—The complainant in this case was Mr. Daniel Egan, shipowner, and the defendant Mr. Jonah Barker, a publican. Mr, Egan's…
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Law. Supreme Court—(civil Side.)
THURSDAY.—This being the first day of the second Term, the Judges, arrayed in purple, took their seats in the Supreme Court. William A'Beckett, Esq. of Lincoin Inn…
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Mr. Maddin v.Richard Melton.— Plaintiff, chief officer of the James Watt steam vessel, and the inventor of the patent log, which bears his name,…
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The following Common Jurors were severally fined forty shillings, for non-attendance last Session:— Mesars. A. Wilson, publican, Penrith; John…
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IMPORTANT CASE.—Charles Herrick or Hendrick, an assigned servant to Mr. William Owen Hughes of Pitt. street, was placed at the bar under the following circumstances—…
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Before the three Judges. This being the first day of Term, their Honors took their seats in their robes of Office. The following persons were then fined for…
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Frances Low against Mary Cotter.—The complainant in his case, is a resident in Goulbourn-street, as also is the defendant, whom the green-eyed monster had induced…
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James Kenshaw, with a curl of the lip and twinkle of the eye, which evident showed that he was conversant with the aggregate of two and two added together…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, and R. Campbell Junior, and R. How, Esquires, assessors. The following undefended cases were…
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The King v Hughes & others.—His Honor the Acting Chief Justice having read his notes of this trial on the preceding day, Mr. Sydney Stephen rose and moved for an order venire da novo, or that a…
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James Corbyn; assigned to Mr. Thomas Fuller, of Castlereagh-street, was charged by a constable with being drunk. The constable stated, that he apprehended…
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Before His Honor Mr.Justice Dowling and Edye Manning, and T. U. Ryder, Esqs, Assessors. Klersendorife v. Martin—this was an…
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Mary Conway [?] chargel with very extraordinary conduct. Upon her master returning home the previous day, he heard a [?]al note accompanied by [?]avy…
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A MOTHER! ay—how black [?]oe'er in part, That outcast creature's was a mother's heart To the poor wailing object that, while nursed. At her sad breast, the father call'd "'accurst."…
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Monday, June [?]—Before the Acting Chief Justice, and Messrs. E. Manning and Ryder, Assessors. Klensendo[?] v. Martin—This was an action of trover, brought to recover the value of certain…
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DURING the past week, the attention of our little world has been a good deal occupied by scenes enacted within its two Honourable Theatres—namely, the Honourable the Legislative Council,…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, and R. Campbell Junior, and R. How, Esquires, ass[?]ssors. The following undefended cases were…
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Before the Acting Chief Justice, John Campbell and T. U. Ryder, Esqs., A[?]essors. Oliver [?]. E Terry.—This was an action…
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Before the Acting Chief Justice, John Campbell and T. U. Ryder, Esqs., Assessors. Oliver v. E Terry.—This was an action…
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Michael Roach, a man unquestionably per[?]se, who might upon a pinch have been used as a ramrod, with a countenance of which Laverter could have made nothing,…
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