Law Intelligence. Supreme Court. Insolvency Business
BEFORE Mr. Justice A'BECKETT. CERTIFICATES OF DISCHARGE. The CHIEF COMMISSIONER moved that the allowance of certificates of discharge by him to…
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Supreme Court.—(criminal Side.) (Continued from yesterday's Australian.)
TUESDAY, OCT. 8.—Before his Honor Mr. Justice a'Beckott. STEALING MEDICINES. Levi Abrahams and William Augustus Crawley…
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(Thursday, Oct. 10.—Before his Honor Mr. Justice a'Beckett. MAIMING. Louis Breton was placed at the Bar, charged…
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THE "HARVEY" AGROUND.—Henry Hill was charged by Constable Tod with rifling the pockets of a seaman named Harvey, who had run aground (under the…
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BEFORE Acting Chief Justice STEPHEN, and a Common Jury. MALICIOUSLY CUTTING AND WOUNDING. Louis Britton, of Sydney, was indicted for…
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FROM information which has been collected by the police, during their recent expedition, we are enabled to furnish our readers with the following particulars of a murder which took place at Yankalilla, about ten or…
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John Morris, of Windsor, was acquitted of a charge of receiving certain articles of bed linen, &c., knowing them to be stolen. Emanual Phillips pleaded guilty to a charge of…
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10.—Before His Honor Mr. Justice A'Beckett. INDECENT ASSAULT. Jeremiah Hyne alias Wilcox was indicted for…
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STOCKADE MEN.--Denis Creamour and Moses Johnson, who had absconded on the previous Tuesday from the Parramatta Stockade, and had been forwarded from Sydney, to be dealt with by the Bench as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tuesday, October 8. (Before His Honor Mr. Justice a'Beckett, and a Common Jury.) Cattle Stealing
Henry Mud and Thomas Lyons, late of Windsor, laborers, were found guilty of having, on the 25th July last, stolen a cow, the. property of John Towns of North Richmond, and sentenced the former to be…
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John Morris, late of Windsor, labourer, was indicted for having, at Kurrajong, on the 4th September last, received certain articles of bed linen, clothing, &c., knowing…
Continued on Trove, page 183 →Central Criminal Court. Monday, October 7, 1844. (Before His Honor Mr. Justice a'Beckett and a Special Jury) Receiving Stolen Property
John Morris late of Windsor, labourer, was acquitted of the charge of having, at Kurrajong, on the, 4tlh September last, received certain articles of bedding, clothing, &c., knowing them to have been…
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10—Before His Honor Mr. Justice A'Beckett. (Continued from Saturday's publication.) STEALING THREE HUNDRED SOVEREIGNS…
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11âBefore His Honor the Chief Justice. CONSPIRACY. John Hodges (in custody), Richards Webb…
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BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice A'BUCKETT, and a common Jury. ASSAULT ON A BOY. Jeremiah Hynes alias Wilcox, late of Pe[?]rith,…
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In the case of conspiracy—J. Hodges and others. This trial was postponed on application of the prisoners' is counsel until Friday next, in consequence of a new information…
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MONDAY.—Before the Mayor, Aldermen Macdermott and Flood. ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.—Charles Bowne, of Elizabeth street south…
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Queen v. Hodges and others— This case, which was to have come on this morning, was postponed till Saturday next, in consequence of the absence of a material witness…
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