Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—(criminal Side)
MONDAY 8.—Before the Chief Justice and a Common Jury. Patrick Brennan and Micheal Murphy, both of Parramatta, were indicted for having on…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.--criminal Side, Monday, February 2. (Before the Chief Justice.)
John Lawler and Cornelius Cooper were indicted, the former with beating one Thomas M'Nab with a hurdle fork, and the latter with aiding and assisting him, so as to cause death…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Domestic Intelligence. Supreme Court--criminal Side. Wednesday, February 1. Before His Honor the Chief Justice
James Welsh was indicted for a rape on Charlotte Beatton, a little girl eight years of age, on the first of December last. The Chief Justice in summing up the…
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MONDAY FEB 8.—Before His Honor the Chief Justice. Messrs Windeyer and Broadhurst applied to the Court on behalf of Dr. Sherwins, of…
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WEDNESDAY, 10th February.—Before the Chief Justice and a Special Jury, composed of the following gentlemen:—John Brown, Esq., of Parramatta, R. Anderson, Robert Ball, A…
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Patrick Brennand, Michael Murphy, residing at Parramatta, were indicted for an assault with intent to murder a person of the name of Michael Dowdle, by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Criminal Sessions.—saturday, February 6. (Before his Honor the Chief Justice.)
Frederick Silvester was indicted for the manslaughter of James Bif[?]n, whom lie killed in a pitched battle fought at Cole river, on the 26th of October, 1840; and Michael Lamb, James Cullen,…
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John Hill appeared on summons, charged with absenting himself from the hired service of Mr. Martin Gill of Pitt-street; Mrs. Gill having intimated to the Bench that they were willing to…
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THURSDAY.—Before the Chief Justice. Thomas Mortimer alias Thomas Norman,of Sydney, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with having on the 29th December forged…
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10.—Before Mr Justice Stephen. George Flannan and Charles Williams who had been convicted of burglary on the previous…
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FRIDAY, February 12.—Before the Chief Justice. Lang v. Spilsbury and M'Eachern.—Mr. a'Beckett moved for an injunction to restrain…
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Before Chief Justice Dowling and a Special Jury, viz., John Brown, Esq., of Parramatta, foreman, James Frew, W. S. Deloiue, J. J. Curtis, Prosper de Mestre, R. Anderson, Robt…
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George Shephard late publican of Sydney, was indicted for having on the 5th of October last, forged and uttered a document for £20, being the value of 20,000 cigars, with intent to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Criminal Sessions.—thursday, February 11. (Before his Honor the Chief Justice.)
Josiah Bosworth and James Densham, privates of the 28th regiment, were indicted for having assaulted James Elden, with intent to rob him, on the 29th of December last, on the Kissing Point road, near…
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Charles William Roemer, merchant, of Sydney, was charged with having on the 11th of November, 1840, obtained from J. T. Hughes, merchant, also of Sydney, under false…
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On Saturday last, the court sat to inquire into the circumstances attending the insanity of an apprentice boy named Seppings, belonging to the Marquis of Hastinqs, who was alleged to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Water Police Court. Friday, February 12
John Roberts, seaman on board the barque Conrad, 'was sentenced to two months' imprisonment, to be kept to hard labour, for refusing to work. Alexander Campbell, George Sayers, and…
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James House, a private in Her Majesty's 28th Regiment was fully committed to take his trial for speaking the shop window of Mr. M'Gregor in George-street, and stealing therefrom two…
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SATURDAY.—Before the Chief Justice. The Attorney General informed his Honor that the only cuse rendy for trial during the present sittings was that of the bushrangers from…
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