Police Incidents
Quart Pot, M'Gill, and Rober, a trio that would have looked well in a reel, and who had found their way from Brisbane Water, feeling an interest in the trial, Faunce v. Cavenagh, were…
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Police Incidents. WEDNESDAY, March 21
Mary Boxall was put to the bar, charged by Mr. Kelk, a publican residing in King-street (in whose service, being a prisoner of the Crown, by some ingenious…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Advance Australia Sydney Gazette. Saturday, March 24, 1838. The Third Police Magistracy
WE took occasion, some few numbers back, when announcing Mr. Young's retirement from the office of Third Police Magistrate, to join the respectable Firm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suprem[?] Court[?]Civil Side. Thursday, March 22. (Before Mr. Justice Burton, and a Special Jury.)
Simmons and Co. v. Smart—The plaintiffs in this case me Messrs. Is[?] Simmons and Co., auctioneers, and the defendant is Mr. Smart, [?] auctioneer residing in George-street…
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Catharine Murphy, residing in Pitt street, was [?] the life of her mother, Sarah Martin, an aged woman. A young man had called on Mrs. Martin…
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THURSDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Burton and a special jury. Simmons and Co. v. Smart.—The plaintiff in this case were Messrs. [saac Simmons and Co, auctioneers…
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THURSDAY.—Before Mr Justice Burton, and the following special jury, viz:—William Dawes, (foreman), George Bowman, Edward James Blaxland. William Carter, John Collins…
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Before the Chief Justice, and the following Special Jury:—William Dawes, merdhant, foreman; John Brown, merchant; James Barker, miller; H. B. Bowerman, Esq.; John Betts, Esq.[?]…
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Thomas Rankin, as upright as though a poker had slipped down his throat, was placed at the bar, sporting a most flourishing pair of lady killers, which he ever and anon twisted around…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Friday, March 23. MITCHELL v. THOMPSON
THIS case was debated before His Honor, Chief Justice Dowling, and a Special Jury. The action was for damages at the instance of Dr. Mitchell, late Colonial Surgeon, against Dr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. Monday, 26Th March. in Banco
Butts v. O'Brien.—This was an action for false imprisonment, to which the defendant pleaded the general issue, and secondly, justification. to this plea of…
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MONDAY, March 26th.—In Banco. Before the three Judges. Bu[?] v. O'Brien.—This was an argument in a [?] murrer to a plea of justification entered in an action…
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FRIDAY[?] MARCH 23, 1838. Gi[?] v. D[?].—This was action for a [?] of contract. The defendant who resides in [?]…
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THE following New Rules were promulgated on the 10th instant, by the Supreme Court:— It is ordered that the Rule of this Honorable…
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One James Carter, and William Ryder, of Clarence street, harness makers, were placed at the bar, the former charged with stealing a plough plane, the property of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side. Tuesday & Wednesday, 27Th & 28Th, Inst. in Banco
Ashcroft v Bryant. This was an action for goods sold and delivered by the plaintiff in England, to the defendant in this Colony. The case was tried the present…
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ILLICIT GROG SELLING.--Regina v. Margaret Green, for selling and retailing a gill and a half of rum. Joseph Meggesson-- I am a constable, and was…
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The following new Rules were promulgated on the 10th instant, by the Supreme Court:-- It is ordered, that the Rule of this Honorable Court of the 27th day of June, 1835, relative to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Incidents. Tuesday, March 27, 1838
Margaret Foally, a superan[?]ated old hag, toitering under the weight of years and accumulated infirmities, was supported to the bar, charged by inspector…
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This morning, Mr. Windeyer, the Second Police Magistrate, entered the convict-side of the Court, and ordered James Dent to be put to the bar. Dent is assigned to Mr. Wood of Maitland, grazier, and…
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