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…
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Police Incidents. Tuesday, June 5, 1838
The Guiana.—The seamen of the whaling barque Guiana appeared by warrant to answer a charge of mutinous conduct during their passage hither, preferred by…
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The following particulars relative to the murder of the above unfortunate individual, have been forwarded for publication by Captain M'Neice: --…
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Mr. Justice Burton and two Assessors were employed the whole day in trying undefended cases. TUESDAY, JUNE 5. Before Mr. Justice Burton and Messrs. Icely and…
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SIR,—Allow me through the medium of your Journal; to address a few words to the profession and to call its attention to the increasing evils of one of the numerous forms of quackery, so…
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THE GUIANA.—On the second examination in this case, the Magistrates called for the evidence of the first and second officers, and the doctor. The two former gentlemen were not in attendance, but…
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THURSDAY, JUNE 7.—Before Mr. Justice Willis and Messrs Manning and Johnstone. Bryant and another v Humphrey—In this case a verdict for the plaintiff was taken by…
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The following particulars relative to the murder of the above unfortunate individual, were obligingly forwarded to us by Captain M'Neice:- Brig Mermaid, Peru Harbor, May 13, 1838…
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(TUESDAY.—Before Mr Justice Burton and curs Icely and Campbell. The cases Steel v. James, Green v. James, d Hughes and others v. James, undefended…
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Micheal Duffey, assigned to Mr. Richardson, was charged with assaulting Mr. Robert Broad of George-street who stated that at the back of Macdonald's buildings, in which he resided, there is a…
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MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1838. -- Before Major Irwin and P. F. Campbell, Esq. P. M. Henry Wise, attached to the Lumber-yard, was charged by the overseer with neglect of…
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THE LATE OUTRAGE UPON HER MAJESTY. -- Long before the usual hour of the learned judges taking their seats the court was excessively crowded, it being generally known that Captain Good[?]…
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Mitchell o Cowan. This was an action to recover on a Bill of Exchange. A foreign attachment had issued. It appeared that the defendant in this action, a…
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The English Brig Sir David Ogilby, arrived and anchored in Rover Harbour, in the island of Beta Lil, on the 28th April, 1838. She sailed from this harbour on Monday, the 30th, sea account, at 4…
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MUTINY—Yesterday, the eight seamen belonging to the Jane Eliza, whaler, were brought up for final examination. Mr. Unwin, on behalf of the prosecutor stated,…
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Captain Cape, of the Cape Packet, was charged by J. Mackintyre, a seaman of the above vessel, with having left him against his will, at Ota heite. An attempt was made to shew that the…
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After Lieutenant Weir had been betrayed into the hands of the rebels, Dr. Wolfred Nelson ordered his removal from St. Denis to St. Charles. The person entrusted with this duty was…
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About a fortnight since, Captain Briscoe, of the ship superb, had in his possession a pair of pocket-pistols, for which he had paid £5. On Friday, the 15th instant, upon looking for them, he found they…
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IMPORTANT TO CREOITOR[?]—A party residing in the neighbourhood of Cook's River, just out of the District of Sydney, was summoned at the last Court of Requests, Sydney, and, in order to…
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