The Crawford Body-stealing Case
LONDON, January 10.—An accomplice in the body-stealing affair at Dun Echt has offered to restore the body of the late Earl of Crawford on condition that he shall…
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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…
Continued on Trove, page 80 →Exciting Scene in the Brisbane. Police Court. [By Electric Telegraph.] Brisbane
A VERY exciting scene occurred at the police court this afternoon. The eight French escapees were brought up and discharged previous to being rearrested for vagrancy. They resisted recapture,…
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ARIS, Jannary 12.—Intelligence has been received here to-day that the Arabs of Ghadames, in the south west of Tripoli, have murdered, three priests belonging to…
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A meeting of the Licensing Bench was held yesterday, in the small debts room of the Central Police Court. Mr. Dillon, with Messrs. Crane and Addison, were the presiding commissioners. The…
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Intelligence has been received here to-day that the Arabs of Ghadames, in the southwest of Tripoli, have murdered three priests belonging to the French mission at Arapoghi…
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Intelligence Las been received here to–day that the Arabs of Ghadames, in the South–west of Tripoli, have murdered three priests belonging to the French Mission, at Arapoghi, a town…
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Before His Honor Sir George Innes, yesterday, the case of ex parte Charmley, one of interest as well to publicans as to magistrates, was argued and decided…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Escaped Prisoners from New Caledonia. Disgraceful Scenes in Court
AT Brisbane, on Friday, says the "Brisbane Courier," the eight New Caledonia escapees Jean Pierre Murry, jean Marcelini Deschapel, Prosper Guillemard, Eugene Legrin, Jean Bonfils, Jacques…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Law Report. Supreme Court.—friday, January 13. In Chambers.—(Before his Honor Sir George Innes.) Ex Parte Collins
Dr. Sly, instructed by Mr. Fergusson, applied to make absolute a rule nisi for a prohibition. The applieant Charles Collins, had been charged before the Police Magistrate at Glen Innes with being found on…
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On Saturday, before Messrs. Dillon, Clarke, and Crane, S.Ms., James Cuthbertson, omnibus driver, was found guilty on the prosecution of Special-constable Webber, the officer of the Cruelty to Animals Protection Society, of cruelly…
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The magistrates at the Water Police Court are evidently determined to put down the use of obscene language. This morning for this offence William Arnold, Hugh O'Brien, Patrick Devney, Henry…
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The bench on the Criminal side fo the Court wns occupied vesterday by Messis. Dillon and Clarke, S.Ms. On the Summons side Messrs. Alexander, Bull, and Fraser were the sitting Justices…
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Messrs. Marsh and Buchanan, S.Ms., were assisted yesterday by Messrs. Penfold and Hale. James Coonan and Charles Harding, two boys, were brought up on charges of being found wanering about the…
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It is satisfactory to note that the stipendiary magistrates have expressed, and are expressing with no uncertain sound, their opinion as to the conduct of certain members of the police force. Several cases…
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It has transpired that three priests, belonging to the French Mission at Gladames, have been killed by order of the Cadi, a native magistrate. It is expected that the French…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Insolvency Court. Tuesday, January 17. SURRENDERS
James Pollard, of Tarwong station. Liabilities, £272 18s Gd; assets, £10 15s. Mr. E. M. Stephen, official assignee. Wiliam Tate, of High-Btreet, West Maitland…
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The benches at this Court, on the criminal side, yesterday, were occupied by Mr. Dillon, S. M., and Messrs, Dean, Field, Street, and others. A number of persons were punished for drunkenness or…
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