Police Magistracy
We aro informed that the inhabitants of Maitland are busily encased in getting up a petition to His Excellency the Governor, solic[?]ng that [?]. Day, their…
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Mary Field, a part pug nosed thing, who appeared to treat the whole business of the office with the most supreme contempt, was at last placed at the bar,…
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Monday, September 1[?].—Mr. Justice Burton and As[?] the whole of the day hearing undefened cases. Tuesday.—Before Mr. Justice Burton and Messrs…
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William Kelly, Protestant, was placed at the bar, charged with misdemeanour, in having sworn in a certificate before the Rev. Mr. Cartwright, one of the Surrouates for granting M [?]rriage Licenses,…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, with Messrs, Shadforth and Lethbridge, assessors. Wil[?]on and another v. Grose.—This was an action to recover the sum of £14 Os. 1½d…
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The case of William Kelly.—A'sketch, of this case which appeared in our last, —for marrying a girl under false [?]tations, she being under 21,…
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Before Mr. Justice Bu[?] Messrs. Shafforth and Sempill, sora. Stephens and Others v. K[?]…
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Edward Wilson, assigned to Mr. Mr. Urquhart, the Couch-builder of George, Street, was charged with absconding, Inspector Jones stated, that he apprehended the prisoner on Wednesday evening,…
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THURSDAY, Sept. 21, 1837.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Messrs. Shadforth and Sempill, Assessors. Stephen and others, v. Kenny.—A verdict…
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William Johnstone, assigned to Mr. O[?]tley, was charged with absconding; the offence having been proved, the Clerk of the Records produced the prisoner's conviction of the same offence on…
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Bowen v. Byrne.—In this case, Mr. Windeyer made an application on the part of the plaintiff, founded on an affidav of his solicitor, Mr. M Sheehy, that the court…
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SATURDAY.—Sittings in Banco. Present—the three Judges. On the motion of Mr Windeyer, Colonel Shadforth was granted leave to come in before…
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M'Donald v. Stephens and Others.— In this case, in which the defendants are infants, Col. Shadforth, as guardian, was appointed defendant…
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John Evans, apprenticed to Captain Tessier, of the brig Enterprise, at present lying at the wharf of Messrs. Lamth and Parbury, was charged with absconding…
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Before Acting Chief Justice Dowling with Messrs. J. E. Manning and Kinghorn, Assessors. Piper v. Bentie.—This was an action of…
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Mr. J. Smith, hatter, of Georgestreet, was placedat the bar on the following charge, [?]pector Jackson, of the Sydney Police, [?]worn, deposed that[?]…
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.—Before the Acting Chief Justice and Messrs Alexander Kinghorne and Edye Manning, Assessors Burke v. Hickson.—This was an action brought…
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Before the Acting Chief Justice, and Messsrs. Forster and Campbell Assessors. Hicks v. Humphrey—A ver[?] for the…
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On Wednesday morning, William Murphy (the constable who was lately dismissed from the Police in consequence of the expose which took place respecting his character, when he was…
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HORSE STEALING.—John Rhodes, assigned to Mr. Wentworth, of Greendale, and Matthew Sullivan holding a Ticket of leave for Sydney, were placed at the bar…
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