Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—cvivil Side
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th.—Before the three Judges in Banco. The following persons were ordered to pay the fines set against their names for not attending as…
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Supreme Court. Civil Side. Friday, 15Th February
Before the three Judges. The following persons were declared to be fined for non-attendance as Jurors:— J. S. Ferritter, Esq., £10; F Mitchell,…
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FRIDAY.—The three Judges took their seats in banco. The following persons were ordered to pay the fines set against their names for not attending as…
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The following persons were fined in the respec- ' tive amounts set against their names for not attending as Jurors at the [?]upreme Coutt:—J. S. Ferriter.Esq. £10; Mr. F. Mitchell, merchant, £10;…
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James French and John Queen, both free, were charged by Mr. Richard Crampton, of the Parramatta Road, Publican, with being found in his house between one and two o'clock on Sunday morning,…
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19.—Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Willis. The trials of Edward Hall and James Mayne for murder, and George Haines and Bartholomew…
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15.—This being the first day of term their Honors the three Judges as usual took their seats in Banco. The following persons were ordered to pay the…
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MONDAY.—Upon Mr. Justice Willis taking his suit, the Attorney General stated that he had received the depositions in the fifty-six cases from the Sydney Bench, and on looking through them…
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The Attorney General stated to Mr. Justice Willis that when the court last adjourned. he had stated, there were nearly sixty cases in which he had received depositions. In looking over more cases…
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WEDNESDAY.—The Queen v. Francis Girard.—Before Messrs H. C. Wilson, J. L. Innes, and Sydney Stephen, Esquires. This was an information against the defendant…
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TUESDAY.—His Honor the Chief Justice, and Mr Justice Willis took their seats, to sentence the prisoners remanded during the sessions. Edward Hall and James Mayne found guilty…
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On this day there being no cases ready for trial, the prisoners remanded during the Sessions were brought up for sentence Edward Hall and James Mayne were first put to…
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William Gray, assigned to Mr. Egleton of Liver pool street, was chareed before Captain lanes by Mr. James fronside of lower Genrge-street, with being secreted in his kitchen with his female servant…
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 20, 1839.—Before Mr. Justiie Willis and Messers. Sempill and manning. There were eight causes on the list, the whole of which were for promissory notes. In four cases…
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Before Mr. Justice Willis, & Messrs Manning and Sempill. Assessors. The following cases were set down for this day:— Turner v. White.—This case was struck off the list, no…
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RALSTON V. POOLE.—On Thursday Mr. Poole, the solicitor, appeared on summons before the Police Bench, to answer a char[?]e of assault preferred…
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TUESDAY, 19th.-- Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Will's. Edward Hall and James Mayne, were brought up for sentence on a charge at housebreaking;…
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THURSDAY.—Before Mr Justice Willis, and Messrs Johnstone and Kinnear, Assessors. Lyons v. Briggs.—No appearance. Struck off the list…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →POLICE. Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, February 18, 1839
HIS Excellency the Governor, in pursuance of the provisions of the Act of the Governor and Council, 2 Victoria No. 2, intitutled, "An Act for regulating the Police in the Towns of Parramatta, Windsor,…
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