Supreme Court
THURSDAY se'nnight being the first day of term, the learned Judges took their seals in banco. Juries were granted in no fewer than six libel actions, and other motions, of course, disposed of, and…
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Court of Claims
NOTICE is hereby given, that the foilowing CLAIMS for DEEDS of GRANT of Lands and town Allotmeula will be ready for that purpose, under the Act of Counotl 5 William IV.,…
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Refore the Acting Chief Justice, Robert Campbell, Junior, and Robert How, Esqs., Assessors. Barker v. Thompson.—This was an…
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Before the Actina Chief Justice, and Edye Manning, and Thomas Rider Esquires, Assessors. Counsel for the plaintiff, the A torney…
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A man named Thomas Platt, assigned to Mr. Dunsdon of George-street, was charged with absconding. It appeared that he was reported as having absconded…
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Thursday, June 8.—Before the Acting Chief Justice and Messrs. R. Campbell, tertins, and R. How, Assessors. Barker v. Thompson—This was an action on a…
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Before His Honor the Acting Chief Justice, A. B. Spark, and Eyde Manning, Esqrs. Assessors. Munn v. Bettington—This was allowed…
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Mary Ann King v. Abraham Myers. Plaintiff staled that an evening or two before she was sitting very comfortably at the fire of the house in which she resided,…
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SATURDAY.—Tyrer v. Wilson.—A motion was made for a rule nisi, calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why the foreign attachment should not be discharged.—Granted…
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John Elliott was charged with creating a disturbance In Pitt-street, on Sunday evening between she hours of ten and eleven. It appeared, from the evidence of…
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Very little business was transacted this day; and only two cases were brought before the Court. Terry v. Rogers, and Blenkensop v…
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Sarah Dixon v. Ellen Wade. This was acase that, without anything like an attempt at defence, wes a most outragcom assault. Ellen deposed that the resided…
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At this minor Court of Chancery, a number of suits were for ever settled. There were summonses for wages out of number—there were summonses for rint,…
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Before their Honors the three Judges (in Banco). Mr. Foster moved in the case of Tyrer v. Wilion, that the rule of Foreign Attachment…
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WE have little space left to mako observation upon the letter of Lex Scripta—nor are we quite satisfied, under the doubtful state of the law of libel, that our Correspondent…
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MR. WEISS RoBBERY-On Wednesday, Henry Bums, Ann Wood and George Brown, who have been in custody for some time past on charge of stealing,…
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Yestorday Mr. J. Nott, a man nearly CO years of age, with a Bardph-like countcnance, who, it is Baid. not only enjoys a handsome pension from tbo East India Company, but holds a lucrative…
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"MR. SPEAKER -- His Excellency the Lieutenant -- Governor has directed me to lay before the Honourable House the copy of a letter which he has found it necessary to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[?] COURT. ([?]) Thursday, June 15. Before His Honor Judge Kinchela; and [?] Johnstone and Robert How, Eaqrs'.,[?]
Smart v. Dick—The plaintif in this case was Mr. stuart, the [?] and the [?], Mr Dick, the jeweller-both resting in [?]. Some ahort time since, at a sale of goods at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Government Gazette. Wednesday, June 14. Annoseptimo Gulielmi Quarti Regis. No.9. Be His Exoelloney Mnjor General Sir Richard Bemrke, Knight Commnandor of the Most Honorable [?] Order of the Bath, Captain General and Governor in Chief of the colony of New South Wiles and its Dependenoies, and Vico-Admind of the name, with the Advioc of the Legislativs Cuuncil, "An Act to fatther oonttone foro limited Time, no Act, intnuled," An Act for 'egusting the " Coninstitution of Junes, aud for tho Trinl of " Issues in oertain Casea in the Supreme " Court of New South wales"
WHEREAS, an Act of the Governor and Council ot New South Wales, was peoiod Preamble in the serond year of the Reign of His prasent Majesty, King William the…
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