Police. Saturday, 9Th
Elizabeth Wilson, a Ticket-of-Leave holder, residing in Park-street, was convicted on the evidence of several wi[?]nesses of keeping a common brothel in Park-…
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Court of Requests
Watts v.Girard.âThe plaintiff appeared to lay claim to the sum of £2 6s. for twenty-one days wages. He stated that he engaged with Mr. Girard for one month…
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SIR,—I beg, through tho medium of your valuable paper, to call the attention of the First Police Magistrate to the following instance of brutality and improper conduct of one of the…
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Aaron Lu[?]klington, free hired servant to Mrs. Weaver of Castlereagh street, Coachmaker, was charged with absconding. It appeared in evidence that the defendant…
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Mary Donovan v. Ann Jones and [?] Weston.—Defendants appeared to [?] for thrashing plaintiff. Ann had [?] honor of being placed at the bar, [?]…
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Francis Murphy, free, was charged with stealing two [?] from the [?] of Mr. [?] Tuesday, Mr. Jacob a shopman of Mr. Iredale, Ob[?]seived the prisoner passing with the sleves; he…
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On the opening of the Supreme Court this morning after their Honors had taken their sents in "BANCO." Messrs. Hognes, Macintyce, Port[?]r, and Eales, were called…
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Thomas Tool, with an astonishing brush up to his hair, and a grin that would havdone credit to a merry andrew, was charged with having staggered [?]p to a couple of constables the…
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YESTERDAY being the first day of Term, their Honours took their seats, be-robed in purple, in banco regis. A number of gentlemen were fined for…
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William Challenor o[?] Kent-street, Tailor, was charged on the affidavit of Mr. Alexander Douglas, of George-street, with using threatening language. The prosecutor stated that on the 15th instant the…
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[?]day, September 15, 1837.—This being the first day of term, their Honors the three Judges according to custom, took their seats on the Bench in their purple [?]…
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On their Honors taking their seats' on the Bench, the following persons were fined for non attendance during the last Session and Term, after, being summoned…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Herald. Monday, September l8, 1837. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." Mounted Police
We have been comp[?]lled, at times, to enquire what this corps are about, when we have heard of the unchecked depredations committed by runaway Convicts in…
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WE understand a petition to His Excellency the Governor, requesting him to continue Mr E. D. Day in his office of Police Magistrate for the district of…
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Ned Barker, one of that useful class of beings who give broadcloth to the back; serge to the stomach; buckram to the body; and thickset to the thigh, in fact…
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.—This being the first day of term, the three Judges took their seats upon the bench at 10 o'clock. Several Jurors were fined for non-attendance…
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Thomas Light residing in Kent street, was charged on the affidavit of Mrs. Margaret Randall with entering her house under the following circumstances: The prosecutrix stated, that on…
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On Monday the Court was employed the whole of the day, In disposing of undefended cases. On Tuesday verdicts were entered by consent in two cases, and…
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Thomas Light was charged with feloniously entering the dwelling-house of Mrs. Randall, of Kentstreet. Mrs. Randall stated that in the middle of Sunday night, she heard a noise in her bed-room,…
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