Court of Request
Mr. M'Mullan Fort street, Publican, as plaintiff against Mr Mitchell the chief constable, for the recovery of expences to which he had been put by…
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Police News. Thursday, 7Th Continued
MERCHANT SEAMAN'S ACT.—Six seamen of the British. registered brig Argo, appeared upon warrant, charged by Captain Billing with refusing duty, and thereby…
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. -- Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Richard Carpenter and John Green, assigned to Mr. P. Long, were indicted for burglariously entering…
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"We have at times been somewhat induced, partly from our own observations, but move particularly from the statements of others, to find fault with the…
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HOMER.—A sturdy old baccahanal, bearing this classic cognomen, was charged with getting classically drunk on Saturday night, and very nearly choking a member of the constabulary by twisting his neckcloth with his own…
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH.--Before His Honor the Chief Justice and a Military Jury. John Dilton stood indicted for stabbing John Honey, at Hassen's "Walls Stockade, with…
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1839.âBefore the Chief Justice and a Military Jury. John Dillon, a convict belonging to the Hassan Walls stockade was indicted for wounding Henry…
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On the opening of the Court, the Attorney General said, that he wished to explain why the four past days had not been occupied in trying criminal cases. There were thirty seven cases set down for…
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John Dillon, a convict attached to the Hassan'[?] Walls Stockade, was indicted for assaulting with [?] knife Henry John Heney, on the 15th December with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm[?]…
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James Wood and James Fox Birch were brought up for examination, and again remanded upon the application of Mr. Unwin, Sollcitor to Messrs. Hughes and Hosking, until this day week, Mr. Uuwin having stated, that the…
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Before Mr. Justice Willis and a Civil Jury. John Rourke alias Thomas Welsh was indicted for stealing a horse, value £5, and a saddle Value £2, the, property of Elizabeth Johnson, of Sydney, on the 9th of…
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13.—Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Michael Syers was indicted for killing Daniel Kelly, at Sydney, on the 18th November, by…
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SATURDAY, FEB. 9.--Before Colonel Wilson and Captain lnnes. Mr. Francis Girard, and Mr. Hanson, appeared on summons to answer an information…
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY12,—Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Michael S[?]e was indicted for slaying Daniel Kelly, at Sydney, on the 18th November, by beating…
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WEDNESDAY.—Before the Chief Justice and a Civil Jury. Michael Size was indicted for the manslaughter of Daniel Kelly at Sydney, on the l8th of…
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On his Honor the Chief Justice taking his seat, James Lamb, Charles Toulouse and George Pulliser, three of the men charged with the murder of the aborigines at Liverpool Plains, were put to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court--Criminal Side. (Continuation of Monday.) Before Judge Willis and a Civil Jury
Joseph Fa[?]tt stood indicted for shooting at David Hennessy, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm, on the 11th December last, at Campbell Town. Not Guilty…
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A gentleman on whose veracity we think we can depend, has assured as, that on his journey from the Big River, he saw no fewer than fifteen bodies of unhappy blacks, who had to all…
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ASSIGNED SERVANTS.—A Mr. Dight, Grazier, applied to Captain Innis to have his assigned servant released who bad been confined, being found yesterday…
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. -- Before the Chief Justice. James Lamb, Charles Thoulouse, and George Palliser, were placed at the bar…
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