Police—emigration
We beg to invite the attention of the Members of Council to a re-consideration of the memorial, a copy of which we subjoin, to be found amongst the records of…
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The Police District of Seaham. To the Editor of The Australian
SIR—I am very much pleased to observe in the estimates which have just passed through the Council, among several other liberal provisions made for the advancem at of public works…
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in for the same; and when any man sall be so dismissed, or cease to belong to the said police force, all powers vested him as a constable by virtue of…
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ARMSTRONG V. WOOD.--This case of brutal assault by Wood, master of the Despatch, TEMPERANCE SHIP, on Armstrong,an old but able seaman before the mast in that vessel, was heard…
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Yesterday, O'Dean, the Cingalese interpreter, was charged by a Lascar named John Williams with robbing him under the following circumstances. Williams stated that on Monday, as he…
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In considering this very important matter, we wish it to be distinctly understood that any observations which we may have occasion to offer are not intended to apply…
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MERCHANT SEAMEN—Yesterday, Captain Robert Polack Davieson, of the Lady Kennaway, brought before the Po ice thirteen seamen belonging to his vessel, they having refused to weigh anchor and…
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On Wednesday. as Mr. Inspector [?] was [?]sing the Yesterday in Marquarie-pi[?]ce. be observed two m[?] named Daniel Lane and Patrick…
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SATURDAY.—The three Judges took their seats shortly after tea o'clock and the following Jurors were severally called and, executions were ordered to issue for the respective fines imposed…
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This being the first day of term, their Honor[?] took their seats—the muster of barristers being pretty great. Executions were ordered to be issued against (be…
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HOUSEBREAKING—On Sunday morning between one and two o'clock as Mr. Jones, the deputy chief cons[?]able, was proceeding along Castlereagh-street, looking for a runaway, he saw three men…
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TUESDAY, 11TH SEPTEMBER.--Before Samuel North, Esq., J. P., and William Cox, Esq., J. P. Samuel Gearside, appeared to substantiate a…
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This being the first day of Term, their Honors the three Judges took their seats, but before proceeding to business of greater importance, the fines recorded for non-attendance as Jurors,…
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SIR,—Having heard a great deal of late as to the appropriation of the public money, I would call attention to a fact that occurred the other day, at the Campbelltown races…
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On Saturday, a man and women, named James Cross, and Mary Green were taken into custody; charged with the following highway robbery. A young woman, named Ann Henderson, deposed,…
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TUESDAY—Before Mr Justice Willis and Messrs Manning and Campbell, Assessors. Doe on the demise of Cooper and Levy.—This was an action of ejectment brought by the…
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REGINA V. JAMES ROBERTS.--The defendant in this case is an eating house keeper in Pitt street. The information filed by the Chief Constable at the instigation of George Everton,the…
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Regina vs. Patrick Conian-Defendant appeared on summons to answer, for selling a [?]int of beer, he not living duly licensed.—George Everton, the usual informer, deposed, that on the 16th instant, he…
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.—Mr. Justice Willis sat to-day for the purpose of hearing equity cases. Moore v. Rowley.—This was a bill praying for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. Friday. Before Mr. Justice Willis, in equity
Wilson v. Bardekin—This was a disputed partnership account. Mr. Windeyer stated the nature of the prayer of the plaintiff, which was, that the court should direct…
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