Water Police Court
Mr. V. Brown presided in the Charge C[?]urt yesterday, and Messrs D[?]ne and Field occupied the bench in the Summons Court William Jockson, a boy, who was under the age of 16…
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Redfern Police Court
The bench at the Redfern Court yesterday was occupied by Messrs. Renwick and Poole. On the prosecution of Sub-inspector M'Kay, James Hayes and James Donovan were fined 10s. each, and…
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At this Court yesterday, before Mesars. J. Alexander and W. Kendall, John Hanley, for stealing a dog from John Weirnck, was ordered to forfeit 10s. over the assessed value of the animal (10s.), with 21s. costs, or go to gaol for…
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Cases occasionally come before the police courts which serve to warn the law-abiding, portion, of the community of the existence of very dangerous characters in our midst. This morning two rough-looking…
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On Saturday morning, November 19, the town of Nottingham was horrified by the tidings of a shocking tragedy enacted by a respectably-connected youth of only 19 years of age, who in the course of a few hours, with the most…
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On Saturday morning, November 19, the town of Nottingham was horrified by the tidings of a shocking tragedy enacted by a respectably connected youth of only 19 years of age, who, in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Body-stealing Case. London, Jan. 10
An accomplice of the man arrested on a charge of stealing the body of the late Earl of Crawford has offered to make known to the authorities the place where it is concealed…
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Messrs. Dillon, Crane, and Addison formed a licensing Court at the Central Police Court to-day. Several unapposed applications for the transfer of publicans licenses were granted. Mr. A. Arditto…
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William Willcos, of Kent-street, Sydney, restaurant-keeper Liabilities, £52 19s 6d; assets, £2. Mr. Lyons, official assignee. Thomas Oragg, of Clarence Town, storekeeper…
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Chamber List.—Ex parte Collins, prohibition; Shorter V. Downey; ex parte Charmley, mandamus…
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William Wilcox, of Kent-street, Sydney, restaurantkeeper. Liabilities, £52 19s. 6d. Assets, £2. Mr. S. Lyons, official assignee. Thomas Cragg, of Clarence Town, storekeeper…
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The Bris[?]ane Courier gives the following account of the scrimmage with the Now Caledonia escapees in the police court there on Friday last:— The eight escaped convicts from New Caledonia—Jean…
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The Bench on the Criminal side of the court yesterday was composed of Mr. Dillon, S.M., and Mr. Reading. On the Summons side the Bench was composed of Messrs. Neale, Burden, Ridge, and Withers…
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At the Central Police Court this morning Margaret Dean alias Hickey, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment on a charge of vagrancy. William Hayes, for using bad language was fined £2…
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On Wednesday Mr. R. L. Eames, first tide surveyor, summoned three Chinamen named A[?] Gee, Ah Ping, and 4[?] You, firemen of the steamship City of New York, for having infringed the 6th clause of the Chinese Restriction Act, by…
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At this court yesterday, before Messrs, G. O. M. Clarke, S.M., and W. Bailey, Margaret Gulonx, charged with stealing a watch, was remanded till Monday, and allowed bail on her own recognizance of £20. in the assault case…
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Mr. Dillon, Stipendiary Magistrate, took his seat as senior stipendiary magistrate on Wednesday for the first time. Mr. Roberts, on behalf of himself and the profession (Messrs. Gannon, Carroll, Vardy, Castles, and Coonan…
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AT the Central Police-Court on Wednesday the new stipendiary P.M., Mr. Dillon, took his position on the bench for the first time. After dealing with the unimportant cases of drunkards, the following legal…
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