Supreme Court.—(civil Side.) Sittings in Banco
FRIDAY, Nov. 8.âBefore their Honors the three Judges. Seymour v. Peisley.âThis was an action brought to recover from the defendant a…
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English Extracts. Extraordinary Piracy and Murder
THE Caledonia, royal mail steamer, which arrived at Liverpool from Boston and Halifax on Saturday, is the bearer of intelligence fully confirmatory of the worst…
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Monday, Nov. 11.—Before His Honor Mr. Justice Dickinson, and a jury of four. Norton and another v. Cooper, sen.—This case was struck out of the list…
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BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice DICKINSON and a jury of four. WOOD v. SPENCE. This was an action between John William…
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Tuesday, Nov. 12.—Before His Honor Mr. Justice Dickinson, and a jury of four. M'Cardell v. Flower and Others.—This was an action to recover from the defendants Messrs…
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BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice DICKINSON and a Jury of four. M'CARDELL v. FLOWER AND OTHERS. This was an action brought by the plaintiff,…
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FRIDAY, Nov. 8.—Before their Honors the three Judges. Seymour v. Paisley.—This was an action brought to recover from the defendant a certain amount paid…
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THIS case has at length been brought to a close. The Solicitor-General delivered his reply, and Lord Denman then proceeded to address the jury. His lordship…
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1. Argyle, 640 acres, parish unnamed, near Corowona, Lake George. 2. Argyle, 610 acres, parish unnamed, near Corowang, lake George…
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Before his Honor Mr. Justice a'Beckett, and a Jury of four. Nix v. Longford.—This action was brought by the plaintiff to recover the amount of a…
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BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice A'BECKETT, and a Jury of four. PRICE v. HART. This was an action brought by Whe[?]lock…
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THURSDAY, Nov.14.—Before Alderman Broughton, and Mr. W. Fanning, J.P. RIVAL CYPRIANS.—Margaret Smith was charged by Mary Ann Crawley, spinster, of…
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ON Saturday afternoon an enquiry took place before Mr. J. R. Brenan, coroner, and a Jury, in Mr. James Gannon's public-house, corner of Phillip and Hunter streets, touching the death of William Brophy, who…
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William King was brought up charged by his employer, S. L. Robinson, Esq., with having made away with a quantity of spirits; but when the Case came on for investigation, Mr. Robinson begged that the case…
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RARELY has anything excited greater interest and horror than the events which have Occurred on board the "Saladin," Captain M'Kenzie, bound from Valparaiso to London, and of which the accounts from Nova…
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MONDAY, Nov. 11.—Before His Honor Mr. Justice Dickenson, and a jury of four. Norton and another v. Cooper, sen.—This case was struck out of the list…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Dispatch Saturday, November 16, 1844. the Police Spy System
WE referred in our last to the glaring illustration of the prostitution of our police establishment to purposes of espionage, which the late seizure at Messrs. Cropper and Bryans…
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1. Georgiana, 640 acres, parish unnamed, near Mount Lawson. 2. Georglana, 900 acres, parish unnamed, near Mount Lawson…
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