Police Incidents
Alice Mar[?]an, in whose features a disciple of Lavater might have discovered strong indications of vicious propensities, was placed at the bar charged by a…
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Law Intelligence. Court of Requests. Thursday. Jan. 4Th, 1838
Morris v. Mrs. Barnet Levey.—The Plaintiff, a timber merchant of Market-street, sought to recover from the widow, as executrix, of the la[?]e Proprietor of the Theatre, the sum of £9, 19, for timber…
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Phillip Willis and John G. Brien stood charged with robbery and presenting a pistol at one James Killeolly, on his way from the bush with a load of…
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MANSION HOUSE.--A boy, 13 years of age, named Henry Hooper, was charged with having attempted to pick the pockets of several gentlemen…
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HORSE.WHIPPING.—Mr. Abraham Polack appeared by warrant to answer to the affidavit of Mr. H. J: Cohen, of Bridge-street, Commission Agent. The affidavit of Mr. Cohen stated that on…
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The days on which this Court sits in the different districts, having been surroneously stated in the almanace for this year, we publish the following correct list for the information of the public…
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SIR, Notwithstanding the repeated remarks which have appeared in the public journals of the day in reference to…
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CAUTION to APPRENTICES.—Thomas Pearson, William Lewson, and George Hilding, the indented apprentices of Mr. Wilcox, shoemaker, of Pitt-street, were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters on England, by Victorie, Court De Soligny.—in Two Vols.— Translated From the Original MSS.—London : Henny Colburn & Co. (Continued from Monday's Paper.) Letter Xil London, October 11th, 1817
You'll pay it was not without reason that I warned you not to pay too much attention to my first impressions. Indeed, first impressions are valuable only when they are…
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Benjamin Smith, a hoary headed old sinner, was charged, yesterday, with stealing a coat, the property of an individual named John Slack. By the…
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The "Pet of the Petticoats."--Charles Henry Bradwardine, who no doubt considered he was the pink of elegance and good manners, exhibited himself before the Bench, on a charge of…
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IT has been hitherto the practice when a Regiment leaves the Colony to withdraw from the Mounted Police whatever men may belong to it. This practice is fraught with…
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IMPORTANT TO TOLLKEEPERS.—Patrick Flinn appeared on summons to answer the complaint of Mr. William Dwyer, for attempting to evade payment of the toll for twenty head of cattle, by…
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CAUTION TO FREE HIRED SERVANTS.— Thomas Ed[?]ards, the free hired servant of Mr. Charles Henry, Chambers, was charged with drunkenness and refusing…
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Major, Crosly, and Whipem-up, a trio who grinned and looked quite pleased at the novelty of their situation, were charged with doing corrobory in George-street which they refused…
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Mary O'Neill, commonly called ' Ginger, from the hue of her hair, and a man named Samuel Witney, were charged on suspicion of stealing a watch and appendages, of the…
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The Queen attended divine service on Sunday, in the private chapel of the new Falace. The Bishop of London preached. the sermon. With the Queen were Lord…
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James Cuddy was charged with assaulting Constable Moore in the execution of his duty, at the "Cottage of Content." This species of duty not being altogether…
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Two men, named Bowers and M'Cormick, were placed at the bar on the following charge:—Sergeant Rowell stated that on Tuesday last he had a woman in custody…
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