Assize Intelligence. Berrima Circuit Court
WEDNESDAY, April 14th, before Mr. Justice Stephen. There being no Protestant Church in this town, the service of the Church of England was…
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Country News. Supreme Court, Berrima
ASSIZE INTELLIGNECE.—Wednesday, 14th April.—(Continued.) The Jury was then sworn in.—Charles Throsby, J. P., (foreman), James Harper…
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UP-COUNTRY CONSTABULARY.—A somewhat curious report has readied town, of an up-country Chief Constable milking the most of his situation by licensing a sly grog…
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FRIDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Stephen. WHITE [?]. GORDON.—The insolvent in this case was Alexander James Gordon, late Captain of the ship Augustine. He was opposed by…
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NOTICE OF HEARINGS—Court of Claims Office, April 22. The Commissioners hereby give notice of their intention to proceed in the investigation of the undermentioned claims to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Port Phillip. Papers from Melbourne, up to the l4th instant, have been received, from which we make the following extracts:— Supreme Court
The first sitting of this tribunal took place at the temporary Court House, in King street, on Monday the 12th instant. As might have been expected on such a momentous occasion, there…
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The Claims to Grants of Land and Town Allotments, included in the following cases, were investigated by the Commissioners at the sitting of 19th April instant, and determined in favour…
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The following letter has been handed to us for publication, by the proprietor of the "Curoline, whose vessel was in consequence of the neglect therein stated, detained in harbour; and had she…
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TUESDAY.—Before Mr. JUSTICE STEPHEN.— JOHN NEILSON, surgeon, late of George-street, an insolvent who had been remanded on the preceding Friday, in order that he might…
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The following remarks were made by Mr. Justice Wills, on the opening of the First Supreme Court in Melbourne:— To open, for the first time, the Supreme…
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FRIDAY.—Before Mr. JUSTICE STEPHEN. EGAN v. BARKER,—The plaintiff in this case was Mr. Daniel Egan, and the applicant for discharge Mr. James Barker, of the late firm of…
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ON Wednesday sen' night, His Honor Mr. Justice Burton, attended by the High Sheriff and Mr. E. Burton, Judge's Marshall, left Sydney for the purpose of holding the Bathurst Circuit Court…
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COURT of Claims Offfice, April 24, 1841.âNotice is hereby given that the following claims for Deeds of Grant of Lands and Town Allotments will be ready for the examination of the Commissioners…
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TUESDAY, April 27, 1811. Before Mr. Justice Burton. Charles Cannon was indicted for the wilful murder of Robert Bulmer, by shooting him, at…
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WILLIAM HINCHCLIFFE v. GARTER.—The Insolvent was Captain Carter, of New Town, the amount the plaintiff sought to recover was £11 for a promissary note, the value received…
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The commissioners hereby give notice of their intention to proceed in the investigation of the undermentioned claims to land and town allotments, the description of which for deeds of grant have been…
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Captain Brownrig, of the barque 'Premier,' appeared before the Court, having been charged by one of the seamen belonging to the same vessel, named William Johnson, with using…
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IN consequence of the continued illness of Sir James Dowling, his medical attendants have certified that he must not attend to the duties of his office for three months…
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WE learn from our Berrima correspondent that two notorious vagabonds have [?]een permitted to escape from the Stonequarry lock-up, and are now doubtless ranging…
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The commissioners hereby give notice of their intention to proceed in the investigation of the undermentioned claims to land and town allotments, the description of which, for deeds of grant, have…
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