Supreme Court
MONDAY, OCT. 9. -- Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Messrs. Lethbridge and Ryder, Assessors. Fennell v. Graham. -- In this case notice…
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Police. Tuesday, 10Th October
Two men named M'Nalty and Kelly were charged on suspicion of committing a burglary, in the house of Mrs. Weedon, of Kent-street. It appeared in evidence that Mrs. Weedon, on returning home on…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, and a Civil Jury. Frewin v. Kinghorne and Lambart.—This was an action of trespass against the…
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A Special Petty Sessions was held on Tuesday, for the Quarterly transfer of publichouse licenses, the following licenses were transferred.—The William the fourth,…
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Ellen Martin, an assigned servant to Mr. N. L. Kentish, was charged with stealing a quantity of v. wine, ale, and gin, the property of her master. As there was…
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Monday, October 9.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Messrs. Lethbridge and Ryder, Assessors. Fennel v. Graham.—The plaintiff in this case not appearing, the Attorney General prayed a nonsu[?]t…
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Frewin v. Kinghorne and Lambert.—This was an arden of trespass; the declaration contained four counts, charging the defendants with having broken into and set fire to the plaintiff's house and carried…
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Daniel Higgins, a private of the 4th Regiment, was charged with stealing eleven half-crowns, from an aged woman named Mary English. It appeared from the evidence, that the prosecutrix went into…
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SATURDAY.—(Sittings in Banco.) Before the three Judges. Piper v. Beattie.—This was a motion for a new trial, on the grounds of, first, that the verdict…
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Burke v. Parker.—This was action af assault; damages laid at £200, Mr. Windeyer opened the pleidings, and Mr. a'Beckett addressed the jury. The plaintiff is a medical gentleman residing in…
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Mark Solomon v. Captain Doutty.—It appeared from the information in the case, that the plaintiff had shipped in the Lord William Ben[?]ck as second Steward. A…
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Before their Honours in Banco. Exparts Ingliss. This was a rule calling on Colonel Wilson to shew cause why a criminal information should not be issued against him for an…
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William Bowman, free, a middle-aged man whose features are not remarkable for beauty, Avas brought before Mr. Stewart (3d police magistrate), charged by…
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SATURDAY.—(Sitting in Banco.)—John Richard Hardy, and James Manning, Enquires, took the usual oaths on being appointed Magistrates of the Territory…
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John Richard Hardy, Esq., Police Magistrate at Yass, and James Manning, Esq., were sworn in as Magistrates of the Territory. Cohen v. Byrnes.—In this case a rule nisi had…
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Donnison v. Faunce.—This was a case of False Imprisonment, which excited great interest, and occupied the Court during Monday, and up to a late hour last…
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Ex-parte INGLESS.—In this case a rule nisi had been obtained, calling on H. C. Wilson, Esq., First Police Magistrate of Sydney, to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against him…
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Before the Acting Chief Justice, and the following Special Jury.—Messrs. T. Gore (foreman), J. Blackman, H. Hume, Johu Lord, E. Haslingden, C. Fairs, Henry Fisher, J. Verge, E. Holt, J. Tooth,…
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Before Acting Chief Justice DOWLING and a Special Jury—Messrs. T. Gore (Foreman), J. Blackman, H Hume, John Lord, R. Haslingden, C. Fairs, Henry…
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