Police Incidents
THURSDAY, May 30—Before Charles Windeyer, Esq., Police Magistrate, and Dr. Mitchell, J. P. Fraudulent Insolvency.—Robert Miller,…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—civil Side
BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice STEPHEN and a Special Jury. PERSON [?] O'FARRELL. This was an action for illegal distraint on the…
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Before his Honor Mr. Justice Stephen and a special jury. Brook and another v. Holt—This was an action brought by the plaintiffs, who are the…
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ON Sunday evening last, about half-past seven, as Mr. Thomas Noble, of Clarence-street, was engaged in reading, three men entered the house, the last of whom, on entering, closed the door. One of the villains…
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ON Sunday evening last, about half-past seven, as Mr. Thomas Noble, of Clarence-street, was engaged in reading, three men entered the house, the last of whom, on entering, closed the door. One of the villains…
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FRIDAY, May 31.—Before tho Mayor and Alderman Macdormott. Lunar Observations. — Georgo Miles was charged by Mary Neale (towards [?]had…
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WE hope that the movement which has been begun by Cook's and Bourke Wards, for procuring the much needed augmentation of the City Police Force, will be…
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The attempted robbery, and murder of Mr. James Noble, which took place in Clarence-street on Sunday evening last, has been the constant topic of conversation throughout the City…
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If her Majesty's 99th Regiment were chary in the expenditure of powder and shot in honour of the natal day of their Sovereign, the same slur cannot be applied to several of the townspeople. The drunkards'…
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Tuesday,-31st May, 1844—Before His Honor Mr. Justice Stephen and a Special Jury. Fisher v. Hirst.—This was an action to recover tho amount of a promissory note, for £59, made…
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BEFORE Mr. Justice STEPHEN and a Special Jury. FISHER v. ECCLESTON AND ANOTHER. The plaintiff in this case was Henry Fisher,…
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Coasters, 3d. per ton register, payable every 12 months. Every vessel registered at Sydney, and trading to Van Diemen's Land, 3d. per ton per…
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The frightful details of violence, and, in one case, of actual cold-blood murder, which are from day to day laid before the public—nearly all the acts of convicts, and…
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Lyons v. Macnnmara.—After the jury in this case had been sworn and the counsel on both sides had a short consultation in court, Mr. Foster rose and stated to his Honor that they had…
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MONDAY, JUNE 3.—Before the Mayor, and Alderman Broughton. "Fowl" Conspiracy.—Thomas Shipley was called on to plead to an information charging…
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TUESDAY, JUNE 4.—His Honor the Chief Justice sat in Equity and Vice-Admiralty, this morning. Both Courts were opened pro forma; but there being no business, were immediately…
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BEFORE His Honor Sir JAMES DOWLING, Knight, Chief Justice. IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF W. B. CARLYLE, BSQ., AGAINST STEPHEN COXEN,…
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—Margaret Goodear and Ann Connolly, two aged ladies from the Green Isle, with a thumping young Paddy a-piece, were introduced to his Worship by Miss…
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BEFORE His Honor Sir JAMES DOWLINO, Knight, Chief Justice. IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF W. B. CARLYLE, ESQ., AGAINST STEPHEN COXEN,…
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Drunkards' List.--Two individuals increased the funds of the Benevolent Society by the payment of 10s. each. Thomas Thompson and John Leonard, both…
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