Law Intelligence Supreme Court.—in Insolvency
BEFORE their Honors Mr. Justice BURTON and Mr. Justice STEPHEN. ESTATE OF HENRY MOORE AND CO. The CHIEF COMMISSIONER reported that Mr…
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Insolvent Court. Proof of Claims. Tuesday, Feb. 27,—Before the Chief Commissioner
In the estate of John Hosking, an adjourned third meeting. Morehead and Young. £2000; William Moffitt, £4 5s.; Thomas Broughton, £62 4s. 10d.; W. H. Mackenzle, £103 7s. A Polack…
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THURSDAY, FEB. 29, 1844.—Before his Honor Mr. Justice Stephen, and Major Smyth, and J. Lamb Esq., Assessors. L. D. Whitaker, Esq., of Richmond, was duly…
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The following estate was sequestrated yesterday:— James Reynolds, late publican and butcher, George-street, Sydney. Debts. £358; assets—…
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BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice STEPHEN, and Major SMYTH and J. LAMB, Esq., Assessors. SHAW [?] HANSON. This was an action of repl[?]vin, brought to…
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Henry Lewis, a native of the colony, was charged with stealing one bullock, value £5, the property of William Blackman, of Mudgee. From the evidence of the prosecutor it appeared, that a person named…
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IN our leader of the 17th instant, on Police Jurisprudence, in which we took the liberty of tendering our unsolicited advice to the authorities, with a view to correcting sundry abuses of the system, which we…
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FRIDAY,MARCH 1.—Before the Chief Commissioner. In the estate of Hughes and Hosking, an adjourned second meeting was held and the fol…
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A VERY important matter came before the Bench, this day, for decision, under the Act of Parliament, 57 Geo, IV., c. 93, in the case of Ward V. Phillips. the magistrates on the…
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John Dunsdon, a ticket-of-leave holder, was charged with being drunk on the Green, near the Bridge, in Church-street, on the previous day. His ticket-of-leave was cancelled,. this being his fifth conviction for a…
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THURSDAY,FEB.29,1844.—Before his Honor Mr. Justice Stephen, and Major Smyth, and J. Lamb, Esq., Assessors. Pilcher v. Rattray.—This was an action…
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BEFORE his Honor sir JAMES DOWLING, Knight, Chief Justice. W. H. WARLAND v. P. W. FLOER. The CHIEF JUSTICE delivered judgment in…
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SATURDAY, MARCH 2.—Before the Chief Commissioner. In the estate of James Bloodsworth, a third meeting was held, and the following claims proved…
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This court presented a very animated appearance.The lawyers' benches were completely occupied, and the inner bar was crowded with the young barristers about to…
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In the estate of George Thornton, a first meeting was held, and the following claim proved. Charles Roberts (rent) £55. In the estate of James Scott Hindmarsh,a first…
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TUESDAY, MARCH 5.—Before the Chief Commissioner. In the estate of Bernard Aaron Philips, a third meeting was held, and the following claims proved…
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BEFORE Sir JAMES DOWLING, Chief Justice. RE BURNEY A LUNATIC, A PETITION. This was a petition praying that Richard Jones, Esq., Committee of the above lunatic,…
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Wednesday, Marcu 6.—Before his Honor the Chief Justice. ; . ., . Upon the motion of-the Chief Commissioner, the following Trustee was confirmed ; by ; the Court:— • ' . ? • .,.'.. Insolvent Estate. ?„..?? .'?, Trustee.. .;...;. James Beck............. Jeremiah Ledsham. FLANS OF DISTRIBUTION. ; , . ' ,. The following plans of distribution were also Bpproved of and confirmed:—Charles Wild, a dividend of Is. and 2d. in the pound; William Bradridge, 5^d, in the pound; "Gerald Henry Gibbons,, 14s. in' the pound,j.on'the preferent claims. ? . ..•:/? ,. ••??!' , ' ??:?'•'• • •;' ?• Certificates GnANTED. — The . names of several parties who applied' for. and obtained their certificates yesterday,, will appear in next publication. ' . .,.-…
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BEFORE his HONOR the CHIEF JUSTICE. EXPARTE THE TRUSTEES TO THE ESTATE OF [?] H. POTTS. Mr. GORDON applied to the Court for a…
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