Supreme Court—civil Side. Wednesday, June 19
BEFORE Mr. Justice Stephen and Messrs. Shadforth and Ryder, assessors. Hart v. Lindley.—This was an action for work and labour. The defendant, a shipwright residing…
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Supreme Court.—Civil Side. Wednesday, June 19Th, 18[?]9. Before Mr. Justice Stephen, and Messrs. Shadforth and Ryder, Assessors
Hart v. Lindley.—This was an action for work and labour done. The plaintiff is a ropemaker, and was employed by the defendant to make a rope-walk, and to manufacture ropes at the North…
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FRIDAY.—In Banco.—Before the three Judges. Exparte W. Pendray.—Mr. a'Beckett moved for a Special Injunction, restraining the plaintiff in the case of Green v Pendray from proceeding until…
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Before Mr. Justice Stephen, and Messrs. Manning and J. Lord, Assessors. Bellamy v. Taylor and Webb. -- This was an action of trespass. The plaintiff and the defendent Webb…
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Before Mr. Justice Stephen and Messrs Smyth and Spark, Assessors. Mortimer v. McQuade.—This was an action to recover £80 for work and labour…
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Mr. William Crawford, a Minister of the Wesleyan profession, was charged before Mr. Windeyer with disorderly conduct in the streets. He appeared on…
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SATURDAY.—Before the three Judges. On the opening of the Court, the Attorney General addressed the Court and said, that at the of the Criminal Sessions, in accounting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court.—Civil Side. FRIDAY, 21st JUNE, 1839. (Before the [?]ree Judges in Banco.)
Green v. Pendray.âIn this case an injunction was moved for by Mr. a'Beckett, on behalf of the defendant, to restrain the plaintiff, which was refused…
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The first cases disposed of were the drunkards, of whom not less than thirty nine anti teetotalers figured on the list. Besides these about a dozen had paid their…
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Our own Police Court being for the last few. days without anything of interest, we lay the following laughable case, extracted from a London paper, before our readers:--…
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MONDAY, JUNE 24.—Before the Chief Justice and Messrs. J. Campbell and Dawes, Assessors. Ewen v. Egan.—This was an action to recover the value of certain work done to the barque…
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Before their Honors, the three judges (in Banco). Green v. Pendray—Mr. a Beckett a plied for an injunction in this case, to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sub-committee Appointed to Enquire Into and Report Upon the Present Police Force, &c.:--
"Among the public establishments of the Colony there" is not, it seems to me, one of more vital importance than that of the Police, or one to which the attention of this Council…
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SATURDAY.—Before the three Judges.—Walker and others v. J. T. hughes.—(Continued from our last.). The Chief Justice.—This was an action of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. MONDAY, 24th JUNE, 1839. Before the Chief Justice, and Messrs. Campbell and Dawes Assessors
Ewen v. Egan.—This was an action to recover for w[?]rk and labour done. At the suggestion of the Chief Justice it was referred to arbitration. Sommerville v. Hosking.—This was an action…
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TUESDAY.—Before the Chief Justice, and Messrs. Foster and Gore, Assessors. Lee v. Barnes.—This was an action brought to recover the value of goods supplied to the late Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Civil Side, Friday June 26th. Before the Chief Justice and a Common Jury
Glew v. Wilkinson.—This was an action to recover compensation for defamation of character. Damages were laid at £1,000. The plaintiff, a native of the…
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MONDAY, JUNE 24.--Jane Homer and Ellen Fury, were charged with stealing a piece of ribbon from the shop of Mrs. Cairn, who, on being sworn, stated that the prisoners…
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SATURDAY.—Before the three Judges.—Walker and others v. J. T. Hughes.—(Continued from out last). Mr Justice Stephen.—The objection which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Tuesday, June 25, 1839. (Before the Chief Justice, and Messrs. Forster and Gore, Assessors
Lee v. Barnes.—This was an action brought against the widow of a publican to recover for certain goods supplied to her late husband. For the defence it was set forth that she had not yet…
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