The Quarter Sessions Court
THE manner in which the business of this Court is conducted we cannot understand, neither can the public at large. Although we have singled out this Court…
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Police News
George Rushton, "William Mansell, William Smith. William Welsh, James Brooks, "James McGahy. James Field, Joseph Brown, William…
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On Tuesday last, between eleven and twelve o'clock, Sergeant Goodwin, of the Water Police, stationed at Garden Island, came to Sydney, with his wife, family, and boat's crew, leaving…
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16.-- Brown v. Davis.-- The complainant resides in Drury Lane, and the defendant keeps a public-house in George- street…
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FANCY BALLS.—Mrs Sarah Huut appeared on Friday last, to answer the information of the Chief Constable for selling one gill of rum, without being duly licensed, contrary to the Act &c., on the third…
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A native of Sincapore was met by a man near the Theatre on Saturday night, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, who accosted him and said he could speak his language. The Sincapore man…
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WE feel ourselves very unwillingly compelled to resume our strictures on the proceedings in the Court of Quarter Sessions; unwillingly, because it may be…
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THE QUEEN v. POLACK.—This was a case charging the defendant with an infringement of the Act of Council for the regulation of the markets of Sydney and Parramatta, by offering for sale, at his…
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FRIDAY.—His Honor Mr Justice Willis sat on the Equity side of the Supreme Court, this day, in the en be of Macdonald, Long. Cotton, and the trustees of Messrs. Wright and…
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THURSDAY, 11TH JANUARY.--Before the Police Magistrate. Mr. John Single appeared upon summons to answer the complaint of his assigned…
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On Monday last, between the hours of twelve and one, four females and two males, as undernamed, appeared before their Worships on the Bench, charged with disorderly conduct on…
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FRIDAY.—HIS Honor Mr. Justice Willis sat on the Equity side of the Supreme Court, this day, in the case of Macdonald v. Long, Cotton, and the trustees of Messrs. Wright and Long…
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The following queries require no preface:- YAKS.—We have received a communication requesting us to call the attention of the Governor to Mr. Hardy; and requesting, also, that his…
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Mary Cutterell appeared on Wednesday against her husband, (a prisoner of the Crown fur life, charging him with assaulting her the proceeding day. Mr. Chapman to whom the prisoner was…
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This Court opened for the trial of Criminals yesterday. The following was the state of the Sydney Gaol, January 31:-- STATE OF H. M. GAOL, SYDNEY…
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2839.—Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Willis. The Attorney-General moved that Edward Jones Brewster, Esq., a member of the Irish bar,…
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FRIDAY.—Before Mr Justice Willis, and a Civil Jury. John Perrott and Robert Jones were indicted of a highway robbery on John Jobbins, on the…
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The Maitre d Hotel of the Fancy Hay Loft has been fined in the penalty £50, and in default of payment, to be confined in H M's goal for the space of fourteen days, upon the information of Mr…
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CHARGE TO THE JURY.—Previous to summing up the first case tried in the present Sessions, Mr. Justice Willis delivered the following charge to the Petty Jury.—…
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1839. -- Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Willis. The Attorney-General moved that Edward Jones Brewster, Esq., a member of the Irish bar,…
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