Gaol Delivery
Our readers will do well read our Report to-day; of the proceedings in the Supreme Court. The ends of justice appearat length to be attended to with…
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Police. Monday, 20Th
JAMES IRVING, GEORGE JONES, JACOB JOHNSON, THOMAS WRINKLE, GEORGE SAUNDERS, EDWARD JAMES JOHN CREWISE, J. GOSTER, J. FRANK, MICHAEL…
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THE THREE JUDGES having taken their was, the following prisoners, convicted during the Sessions, were brought up for sentence…
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William Parks, an assigned servant to Mr. M'Donald, was charged with having given to his master's female assigned servant spirituous liquors,…
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Monday, February 20.—Before the three Judges. The prisoners who had been remanded during the Session were brought up for sentence. Thomas Dunn and Joseph Young, turnkeys at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Tuesday. FEIiRUARY 21, 1837. [[?] SIDE] Before their Horors the Judges
On the opening of the Court this mornins, for the purpose of delivering the [?], James Buckley, committed to laka his trisl for a highway robbery, [?] remanded until the next Criminal…
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W. T. Blackmore, of Campbell street, publican, was fined five pounds and costs, for supplying two convicts with liquor, they having no permission at the time…
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MONDAY, FEB. 20.—The three Judges took their seats this morning for the purpose of delivering the gaol, and the following prisoners received the sentences against each name respectively:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—criminal Side. Wednesday February 22
Before Mr. Justice Burton and Messrs. Johnson and How Assessors. Tooth v. Smith.—This was an action of assumpsit to recover the sum of £22…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Thursday. February 23, 1837 [?] Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Missrs. Shndfurth and Reder, [?]
ON [?] the Court [?] verdict by [?] was given in the case of'Burdekin v, Uudwwood, and Duigutd v. Underwtod, [?]v. Raine-IMPORTANT.-This Was an action…
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[?] a ticket-of-leave, was charged by police Sergeant Shields with drunkenness in George street; on the previous night. Twenty-one days…
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"Many public[?]ans are perhaps not aware that, according to the now amended law of the Licensed: Victuallers' Act, they are subject to a penalty of 5 for every prisoner of the crown that may be found…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts. New York Police Office, August 13
NEW YORE POLICE-OFFICE, AUGUST 13.âExtraordinary Case of a Female HusbandâA paragraph appeared in this paper on Saturday relative to a female who was found…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Law [?]Telligence. Su[?]me Court. Saturd[?] February 25th 1837. in Banco
The Att[?]ey General moved on the usual aff[?] that Mr. Randolph John Want, wh[?] term of clerkship with Mr. F. W. Un[?] Esq., Solicitor, had expired,…
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Judith Match, John Chambers, and Edward Seville were placed at the bar, charged with having held a concert in George-street. Teh charley, who is a…
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On the motion of the Attorney General, Mr. Randolph Want was admitted as an attorney and proctor in the Supreme Court. The Acting Chief Justice in sanctioning…
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Before Mr. Justice Burton, and Messrs. Shadforth and Ryder, Assessors. Thursday.âOnions v. Raine.âThis was an action brought to recover the sum of £29 for goods…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Extraordinary Escape of a Prisoner and Robbery of a Police Officer
Kendrick, the police officer of Kendal, late of Keswick who had the veputation of being one of tbe most expert thief catchers in the north, has had an adventure with one of the roguish fraternity,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The late Trial of the Two Magistrates of Brisbane Water, for Cattle Stealing
The late Trial of the Two Magistrates of Brisbane Water, for cattle Stealing. IN the late trial of Donnison and Bean…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court. Monday, February 27th 1837
Before the Acting Chief-Justice and a Civil Jury, composed of the following gentlemen— Messrs. John Coghill (Foreman), Thomas…
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