Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—insolvency Business
BETORE His Honor Mr. Justice BURTON. PLANS OF DISTRIBUTION. Plans of Distribution in the estate of Geore A. Kennell, yielding a dividend of 3s, 2d. in…
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Police Incidents
THURSDAY, APRIL 11—Before the Right Worshipful the Mayor. Embezzlement and Forgery.—George Tasker,who had been occasionally employed as clerk…
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BEFORE their Honors the three Judges. ATTORNEY-GENERAL [?] ESTALL. Mr. FISHER moved in the case of Roger Therry, Attorney-General, &c., [?] W. H…
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Mary M'Cann was charged by district constable Hotham with being, on the Thusday evening previous, in that happy state, which Burns describes as making us "o're all the 'ills victorious." Miss M. pleaded…
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THIS being the first day of Term, the following has been posted:- SUPREME COURTâTERM PAPER. Cases for Judgement.âWilkie v. Peberdy;…
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SATURDAY, APRIL 13.—Before Captain Brown, J. P., and William Potts, Esq., J. P. LEVYING ON ASSESSMENT.—John…
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MONDAY, APRIL 15.—Before the Right Worshipful the Mayor. Youthful Delinquency.—Two girls, aged eleven and thirteen years, named Jane Johnson…
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We think we have now clearly proved, that, compared even with the average usages of England, the present police establishment of this city is wholly…
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This being the first day of Term, their Honors the Judges appeared in their robes, and after the usual salutation of the bar, proceeded to have the list of jurors called, who had been…
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Present: Sir James Dowling, Knight, Chief Justice, W. Westbrooke Burton, Esq., Justice, and Alfred Stephen, Esq., Justice. The Barristers in the Court were—The…
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Tuesday, April. 16—Before Charles Windeyer, Esq., J. P. Breaking a Leg.—James Green, a person possessing some property and resident on the…
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TUESDAY, APRIL 16.—Their Honors the Judges sat in Banco, this morning, as yesterday, in the New Court of Equity, and on the opening of the Court,…
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[We were compelled, from want of room in our yesterday's number, to compress the reports of the Supreme Court proceedings into the smallest possible space. We now give the…
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7.— Before Charles Windeyer, Esq., J.P., and Colonel Shedforth, J.P. Indentures Cancelled.— Phoobe Jackson applied to the Bench, to have the indentures of…
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His Honor the Chief Justice sat in Equity when the cause of Rutledge v. Campbell and another, was in part heard and forward stage, after which the Court was adjourned til Tuesday…
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N.B.--So much coughing that it was quite impossible to hear the commencement of the case for the Defendants, which appears to have been in the form of an affidavit…
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THURSDAY, APRIL 18.—Before Charles Windeyer, Esq , Second Police Magistrate, and Captain Hollingworth, R. N., J. P. Indian Seamen's Articles.—Mr.Dillon applied…
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Before their Honors the three Judges in Banco. The Rev. John Christian Handt took the usual oaths, and was admitted a denizon subject of her Majesty. Queen Victoria in this…
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BEFORE their Honors the three JUDGES in Banco. NEW MAGISTRATE. John Gordon Collyer, Esq., was sworn in as a magistrate of the territory, in the usual form…
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ON Sunday, the 24th March, one of the most atrocious outrages ever perpetrated in the colony of New South Wales, was committed by two armed bushrangers, near Mount Rouse, on the Portland Bay Road. Two men…
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