The Murder of Lord Norbury
The cause of the attempt to assassinate Lord Norbury is yet involved in mystery. Some of the accounts would lead to the supposition that it originated in private…
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Police News. Tuesday, June 4
CRIMPING EXPOSED.âASSAULT CASE.âCaptain George Grundy, master of the Hero of Malown, now in harbour, (out on bail) was brought up on warrant to answer the complaint of Thomas Jones of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Civil Side.—monday, June 3. Before the Chief Justice, Colonel Shadforth, and T. U. Ryder, Esq., Assessors
Dangar v. Goodwin.—The plaintiff was a store-keeper at the Patterson's river, the defendant a surgeon residing in the district. This was an action for the recovery of £17 4s. 10d. for goods sold and…
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BEFORE the Chief Justice and Messrs. Shadforth and Ryder, Assessors. The Bank of Australasia v. John Paul, junior.— This was an undefended action, to recover the amount…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Colonist. Saturday, June 8, 1839. Colonial Politics. the Obnoxious Rule of Court
WE have read with much pleasure an article, in The Australian of Thursday last, on the subject of that obnoxious Rule passed by the Judges of the Supreme…
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ACCORDING to custom their Honors Chief Justice Sir James Dowling, Mr. Justice Willis, and Mr. Justice Stephen, took their seats on the Beach in their purple robes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police News. Thursday, June 6Th. Before Colonel Wilson and Mr. Windeger
Michael Buckley Baillff to the Court of Requests, complained of Thomas Thomas Hearn, wife and family, of George-street North; shoe maker. The defendant Hearn and his wife appeared surrounded…
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"I entered the Austrian dominions with certainly no favourable idea of the administration of the public offices, or of the details of justice; and after careful and extensive examination. I…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5.-- Elizabeth Pattison, wife of Mr. Pattison, Gun maker and Publican, corner of York-street and Barrack Lane, was put to the bar charged…
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Walker v. Hughes.—This was motion for a new trial for compensation for breach of contract in which a verdict for the plaintiff had been given, damages 4,500. Messrs Wlndeyer and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side
MONDAY—Before the Chief Justice and Messrs. Bowman and J C. Campbell Assessors. Hughes and another v Flanagan. This was an action for goods sold and delivered, the defence…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police News. Monday, June 10. Before Colonel Wilson and Mr Windeger
There were thirty-three drunkards on the list this Morning. Twelve of them had paid the fine of 5s each, and departed before the magistrates arrived…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Civil Side—june 19. Before Mr. Justice Willis, and Messrs Bowman, and John Campbell, Assessors
Before Mr Justice Willis, and Messrs Bowman, and John Campbell, Assessors. Aarons v. Waldron.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff who keeps a lodging-house in…
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MONDAY; May 10-- John Fisher was charged with stealing a brown silk cloak, from a box belonging to Mrs. Margaret Weir, who, on being sworn, deposed that she formerly lived…
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MONDAY.—Before the Chief Justice and Messrs Downman and J. C. Campbell, Assessors. Hughes and another v. Flanagun. This was an action for goods sold and delivered, the…
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Before the Chief Justice and Messrs. Bowman and J. Campbell, Assessors. Hughes and another v. Flanagan,—This was an action for goods v. Flanagan,—This was an action for goods sold and delivered, the defence to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Office. Saturday, June 8.--Present, charles Forbes, Esquire, P. M.
A Mrs. Broadbent was summoned by a well known character, of the name of Elizabeth, late of Phillip- street, Sydney, a regular virago with her tongue, and most…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Monday. 10Th June, 18[?]9. (Before the Chief Justice, and Messrs. Bowman and J. C. Campbell, Assessors
Hughes and another v. Flanagan.—This was an action for goods sold and delivered.—Verdict for the plaintiffs £189. Taverner v. Piggott[?] M'Millan v. Jackson, Brady…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil [?]
FRIDAY, JUNE 14.—Before Mr. Justice [?] In Equity. Terry v. Wyer.—This was an applicat[?] foreclosure of a mortgage. The suit [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court -- Civil Side. Monday, June 10
Before the Chief Justice and Messrs. Bowman and J. Campbell, Assessors. Hughes and another v. Flanagan, -- This was an action for goods sold and delivered, the defence to…
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