Police Incidents
Mrs. Cooper v. Mrs. M'Quin.—The defendant, the owner of some houses in Cumberland-street, appeared to answer a charge of assault preferred against her by…
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Law. Supreme COURT.—(Civil Side.)
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND' FRI-DAY.—Before Mr Justice Willis ami a Civil Jury. Bullivant and Orbera v. Ikin.—This was an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, July 2nd. (Before Mr. Justice Willis and a Special Jury.)
Upon His Honor entering the Court he said that he perceived the first case was a libel action, he which one of the parties was an attorney, and in believed the other might be called a quasi attorney,…
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Moses Sinnit, an indescribable specimen of the bankrupt gentry, with a "long tog," and " shocking bad hat," appeared to account for mistaking a pair of shoes in the market for his…
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Wm. Belchamber (life), holding a ticket-of-leave, had presented himself at muster on Monday in a state of intoxication, and was confined till sober. The prisoner endeavoured to excuse himself to the…
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MONDAY, JULY 9.—Before the Chief Justice and a Special Jury. Tooth [?] Hirst.—This was an action for a malicious arrest. The parties are both…
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Before his Honor Mr. Justice Willis and a special Jury, viz:—Messrs. John Lord. J. T. Hughes, E. Lockyer, J H. Grose, N. Lawson, Thos. Gore, Jas. Holt, H. Hume, David Johnstone, Alfred…
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[?]It is very useful aid becoming in the Judge to mark his opinion of such cases but such remarks are not sufficient protection for the public. Our Attorneys and Counsel hold a monopoly of the law they are in the keeping of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Supreme Court. Saturday, July 7. (Before Mr. Justice Willis and a Special Jury.)
Klensendorlffe v. Macpherson.âThis was an action of trover, brought to recover possession of sheep, value £1,500. Mr. a'Beckett stated the case. He said this was…
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WEDNESDAY.—On the case of the Queen W. Keon being called on, the Attorney-General stated that the rule in this case was calling on Mr. Rowe to answer the matter of affidavit put in…
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TUESDAY, JULY 10—[?] Equity.—Before Mr Justice Willis. Hughes and another v Sparke.—In this case a bill was filed to complete a specific performance…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. in Banco. the Queen Against Mr Rowe
In this case a late Nist was granted calling on Mr. Thomas Deane Rowe to answer certain affidavits of the Crown Solicitor and others, on which was grounded an application for attachment…
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Miss Mary M'Mahon, a fascinating Emerald Islander, stood charged by Mr. Dean of Prince street, with not finding her way home. Mary who was all blandishment, and from whose ears…
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TRIAL OF THE BUSHRANGERS FOR MURDER. The Attorney-General opened the case for the prosecution, by stating that the prisoner at the bar stood charged with aiding and abetting in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court -- Civil Side. in Banco. the Queen Against Mr. Rowe
In this case a rule Nisi was granted calling on Mr. Thomas Deane Rowe to answer certain, affidavits of the Crown Solicitor and others, on which was grounded an application for…
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SATURDAY.—In Banco. Before the three Judges. The Chief Justice enquired whether Mr. John Williams and Mr. Roberts, Attorney-at-law were in Court, and being answered in the affirmative, said,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. in Banco. Saturday, July 14Th. 1838
On the opening of the Court. Mr. Roberts an Attorney, also Mr. John Williams, were called on the floor of the Court. His Honor the Chief Justice said, that it having…
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SATURDAY—On their Honors taking their seats, the Chief Justice enquired whether Mr. Roberts, an attorney of the Court, and Mr John Williams were in attendance, and those…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Saturday, July 14. (In Banc[?]. Before the three Judges.)
At the opening of the Court the Chief Justice enquired whether Mr. Roberts, attorney at law, and Mr. John Williams were present, and both those persons b[?]ing in attendance, His Honor said,…
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MONDAY. -- Anne Howe, togetherwith a sailor, stood charged with being out of the line of their duty on Saturday night, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, and mistaking the cause…
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