Law. Supreme Court.—(civil Side)
FRIDAY.—IN EQUITY—Mr Justice Willis took his seat on the Bench at eleven o'clock. Moore v. Rowley.—This was an application for a foreclosure on a mortgage. The prayer of…
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Supreme Court.—Civil Side. Saturday 22Nd September, 1838. (Before their [?] in [?].)
[?] John Schefield.âThe Court gave judgment in this case. The Chief Justice said the defendant h[?]d been convicted of gaming above the sum of £[?]. He had been indicated by the Attorney…
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On Thursday night, as Mr. Crampton was entering his hotel, at the corner of Pitt and King-streets, he saw a young man in a state of intoxication coming out followed closely by a well known petty…
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TUESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER. 1838.--Present, Samuel North, Esq., J. P. and Wiliiam Cox, Esq., J. P.--John Hannan, a prisoner of the crown, assigned to John Howell of the…
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24.—Before the Chief Justice, and Me[?]srs. Lethbridge and Ryder. M'Laughlin v. Tibbey.—This was an undefended action, brought to recover the sum of £25,…
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Queen n. Schofield.—Their Honours proceeding to give judgment in this case, the Chief Justice re marked, the Information against the defendant had been filled by the Attorney General, on the 18 Geo…
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On Sunday, a man named Charles Timber was observed by a constable to drive a cart, at a furious rate, up George-street. Timber was in a state of intoxication. The constable called upon him to…
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MONDAY.—Before the Chief Justice at Messrs Ryder and Lethdridge, Assessors. Mr. Laughlin v. Tibbey.—This was ans action to recover the sum of £23, for repair made…
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A Court of Quarter Sessions at Melbourne is about being immediately established, which will obviate the inconvenience and save the expenseat[?]ending the conviction of…
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26.—The Chief Justice took his seat at ten o'clock and sat for an hour, when no assessors being in attendance the Court was adjourned…
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 1838.--Before Samuel North, Esq., J. P. Sarah Thompson, assigned to Mr. George Bowman, of Richmond, was put to the bar on…
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MONDAY, 17TH SEPTEMBER, 1838.--Before D. Dunlop, Esq., Police Magistrate.--Kaia an assigned servant to Mr. Charles Thompson of Penrith, was put to the bar,…
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th. — Before the three Judges. In Banco. Upon then Honors taking their seats, the Chief Justice said that, pursuant to the rules of Court…
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SATURDAY.—The three Judges took their seats at ten o'clock. The Chief Justice said that in pursuance of the new rules of Court, the Registrar had laid…
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On the opening of the Court the Chief Justice observed that, in pursuance of the rule of Court made last term, the Registrar had laid before the Court a return of all the intestate estates that had…
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On Wednesday, about one o'clock, Mrs. Smith, the wife of Mr. Smith of the "Golden Boot." George street, shoemaker, happening to enter the shop, found there two women, but no one in charge;…
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MONDAY, OCTOBER, 1.—Catherine Armstrong, free, convicted of larceny—twelve months 3d class factory. Thomas Carey, formerly a serieant in the…
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Two men named Cooghan and Clayton, are in the custody of the Police, charged with stealing a geldlng from the paddock of Mr. William Dean, of the Western Road, being his property. They were remanded…
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It would appear that this Court is about to fall to the ground, as no business of any consequence is transacted in the course of The day, at least not in reasonable time to benefit the public one jot. Day after day…
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On Monday, a man named Charles Brennan, was detected by constable No. 11 of the C division, carrying off a blanket from a fence in the rear of Mrs. Smith's premises in Regent-place, and was taken into custody. When the…
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