Court of Claims
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following Claims for Deeds of Grant of Land and Town Allotments will be ready for examination by the Commissioners appointed for that…
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Court of Claims. Additional Grants. Notice of Hearings
THE Commissioners hereby give Notice of their intention to proceed in the investigation of claims for Additional Grants, after the Deed of Grant Cases have bean disposed of nt…
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SATURDAY, MAY 27.—Bourne and two others, v. the King.—This case was brought before the Court on a writ of error, under the following circumstances, Bourne and his two companions were convicted of…
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William Hopkinson was placed at the bar; this man is assigned to Mr. [?] Hayes as a cook, and on the previous day the parties intending to sit down to di[?]…
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Quarrelling for a Wife.—William M' Pheer, a stone-mason residing in Fort street, was charged with an assault. John Fisher, also a stone-mason, residing in…
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MARRIAGE BY PROXY.—A female Convict named Margaret Molloy or M'Carthy, was apprehended a few days since by District Constable Shields for improper conduct Shields having…
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Entrusted as I am, in a peculiar degree, with preserving peace and order in this neighbourhood, I venture on my arrival among you, to solicit the co-operation of all classes of effecting on…
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Mr. Seth Hawker, of the British Hotel, George-street, (whom it would appear previous to his having taken up the calling of a licensed publiean, had a…
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About two o'clock on Sunday last, a man lately employed in the service of Mr. Titterton, entered the yard of Mr. Cave, who lives next door, evidently for the…
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AN impudent fellow, who, for charity's sake, we will suppose knew no better, in order to obtain a favourable hearing of his case, had the audacity to transmit to Mr. Commissioner. Therry a letter…
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A woman named Mary Thomas, assigned to Mr. Jones of Sydney, was found by assistant chief constable Mitchell, curvetting and dancing a pas seul in…
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James Quigly was placed at the bar charged by Francis Sutland, of Kentstreet, with having in his possession a portion of a rail fence that fronted his…
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Jeremiah Mahoney of George-street was placed at the Bar on suspicion of having stolen silver in his possession. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Dick,…
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The Police-office on Tuesday morning, was crowded with Bacchanalians, many of whom (shirtless and shoeless) had been celebrating their midnight orgies, and…
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Charles Clark, better known by the cognomen of Gilderoy the bonnie Boy, and who in various tap rooms has been in the habit of "holding the mirror…
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Sloman v. Ayres.—The plaintiff in this case, a shoe maker, residing in George-street, summoned the defendant, a resident of Campbell Town, to recover from him a dog which had been lost by him…
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Mary Ann Charnley, assigned to Mr Thomas Jones, of the Surry Hills, was charged with insolent conduct to Mrs. Le Bura. The prisoner was dashingly arrayed…
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The Office was this morning crow[?]d with a motley group, who had been indulging in spirited petations, many of whom had had the felicity of ruralizing…
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Eliza Conway and Mary Casey, were placed at the bar on the following charge. It appeared from the evidence that a man, named Patrick Kelly, had ab-conded from the service of Mr. Gurner; as he…
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