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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1844.—Before their Honors the three Judges. SENTENCES. John Hodges, Richard Webb, James Slade…
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Supreme Court. Regu[?] Genh[?]les
THE following General Rules were promulgated yesterday:- Supreme Court of New South Wales, Monday, 28th October, 1844…
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BEFORE their HONORS the three JUDGES SENTENCES.—CONSPIRACY. John Hodges, Richard Webb, James Slade, and Thomas Sullivan, who had been previously…
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BEFORE their Honors the three JUDGES, in Banco. DUGUID v. HOBLER. The CHIEF JUSTICE pronounced tho judgment…
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Duguid v. Hobler.—Judgment in this case was delivered by His Honor the Chief Justice. It was a motion to sot aside an order for amending the judgement roll on various grounds; one…
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BEFORE their Honors the three JUDGES, in banco. THE [?] MACDERMOTT AND OTHERS. The CHIEF Justice said, that although the…
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1844,âBefore their Honors the three Judges. The Queen v. Macdermott and others.âThe judgement to be given by the Court in this…
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The SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved upon notice to have the [?]writ of summonses, and all subsequent proceedings thereon, in the above cause, set aside, on the ground that there had not been a proper…
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Before Charles Windeyer, Esq., P. M., and J. C. Botts, Esq , J. P. ASSAULT ON SHIPBOARD.—Captain John Hayes), of the barque June, was…
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"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30.—Before his Honor the Chief Justice, and a jury of four. Two undefended cases having been disposed of, the Court adjourned at half-past ten…
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BEFORE their Hono[?]s the CHIEF JUSTICE and Mr. Justice DICKINSON. ESTATE OF MARSH WESTMACOTT. Mr. Clarke Irving was confirmed trustee of…
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BEFORE their HONORS the three JUDGES Banco. THE QUEEN ON THE PROSECUTION OF ROBERT LOWE AGAINST HENRY MACDERMOTT AND JOHN…
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31—Before their Honors the three Judges. The Queen v. Macdermott and Macfarlane.— The Chief Justice delivered judgement in this…
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Patrick Nowlan, a prisoner of the Crown, attached to the District Council gang, at work at the nine-mile hollow, was brought before the Bench, charged with impudence and neglect of work. It appeared that the…
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Etienne Languedoc, a native of La belle France, was charged with having been found by the Police in a happy state of obliviousness on the preceding day. It appeared that the prisoner had been picked up by the…
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A MOST horrible and cold-blooded murder was committed by a tribe of wild blacks, upon a boy who was shepherding a flock of sheep within fourteen miles to the westward of Corio, on the sea coast; of which the…
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John Hodges, Richard Webb, James Slade, and Thomas Sullivan, who had been found guilty on Friday, the 18th October, before his Honor the Chief Justice, of a conspiracy, in inducing a material…
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31—Before their Honors the three Judges. (Continued.) Exparte Clarke v. Fitzhardinge.—This was…
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