Labour in Mudgee Gaol
MUDGEE, Tuesday.—An influential committee meeting was held last night of the association formed for the abolition of the competing labour of Mudgee Gaol. Mr. W. Millet in the…
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The Ladies' Court
At the end of the eastern transept, and opening on to a wide balcony, is the section specially devoted to the fair sex. The selection of space for this purpose was admirable, because visitors have only to lift their…
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GRENFELL, Tuesday.—The district court opened to-day, before his Honor Judge Forbes. Barrister present, Mr. Docker; solicitor, Mr. Phillips, of Cowra. Considerable interest was…
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BATHURST. Tuesday.—A fearful double murder occurred at Wattle Flat on Saturday night. It appears that a man named Poulson, a marketgardiner, killed two of his children, a son…
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A shocking tragedy occurred at Wattle Flat on Friday night last. A man named Ponlson, a farmer, killed his son and daughter, nine and twelve years old. while they were asleep. The death blows were…
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Thomas Roberts, of Gunnedah, printer. Liabilities, £156 7s 10d; assets, £155. Mr. Sempill, official assignee…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District Court.—monday, March 8. (Before his Honor Mr. District Court Judge JOSEPHSON.)
The Court was occupied all the day in hearing and deciding cases that were undefended and that involved but small amounts…
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In the matter of Augrustus Marie Rene de Monsigny, adjourned single meeting. Insolvent was examined by Mr. S. C. Brown, and deposed that his wife kept a school, and had done so since December 1st, 1876; it was purchased for…
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In re Temlinson, an application had been made on the last day of the last term in 1879, by Mr. Temlinson, to be allowed to go before the examiners far admission of solicitors, and Mr. Justice Faucett took…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court. Term Business. Monday. March 8. (Before their Honors Mr. Justice Hargrave, Mr. Justice Faucett, and Mr. Justice Windeyer)
IN RE DIBES Attachment.--The Prothonotary handed in the answer of G. R. Dibbs to the interrogatories, and, at the request of Mr. Pilcher, an adjournment was granted for a week…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Report. Supreme Court.—monday, March 8. First Term. In Banco.—(Before their Honors Mr. Justice HARGRAVE, Mr. Justice FAUCETT, and Mr. Justice Windeyer.) in Re G. R. DIBBS
This attachment motion was again postponed till next Monday, pending the trial of Shepherd v. Dibbs. Mr. Dibbs presented himself to the Court in obedience to the order made last Monday, and was directed to attend again…
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Yesterday the bench in the Crime Court was occupied by the Police Magistrate, with Messrs. Field, Neale, Bailey, and Barden; and in the Summons Court, Messrs. Smart, Lipman, Harwood, and Hart were the sitting justices…
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At the Central Police Court, this morning, 32 offenders against decency and law and order were muleted in the usual penalties. Thomas Stam, a lad, aged 13, who pleaded guilty to stealing 80lb of lead…
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Messrs. Hinchcliff and Smith presided yesterday. In the case of Frederick Henry Burne v. Jonah Goldby, for breach of the Apprentice Act, the defendant pleaded guilty to ill-behaviour, but on promising the Bench to amend…
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Yesterday the magistrates presiding on the Bench were Mr. Marsh, P.M., and Messrs. Penfold, Sladen, and Jenkins, Berthold Bodenheimer was brought up on a charge of stealing a sum of £28 from one Eugen[?]e Kunze. From the…
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INSOLVENCY APPEAL.—This was an appeal in behalf of Mr. John Campbell against a decision of the Chief Commissioner, whereby, at the instance of the Commercial Bank, he granted a rule nial absolute…
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OUR unusually on let township was on Saturday morning disturbed by the report that a terrible crime had been committed at a place known as Green Man Creek. For a number of years…
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The numerous exhibits in the portion of the Garden Palace set apart as "the Ladies' Court" have greater importance than might at the first glance be supposed. The greater number are the works of young girls, the…
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John James Barnet, of Young, contractor. Liabilities, £447 7s 6d; assets, £227 15s 6d. Mr. Sandeman, official assignee. Berjamin Wales, of Wallsend, saddler, late…
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