A Strange Assault Case
Norman Vane, an actor, appeared before Mr. Marsh, S.M., at the Water Police Court yesterday morning, and was charged that he did at Sydney, on the 1st of April, assault and beat one Alexander…
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Quarter Sessions. Tuesday, April 4. (Before Mr. District Court Judge Cohen.) Assault and Robbery
Thomas Williams was found guilty of assaulting, along with a man to the Crown Prosecutor unknown, a stockman named James Doyle, and robbing him of a watch and chain and 8s in money, on 26th March,…
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About half-a-dozen cases were disposed of yesterday by his Honor Mr. District Court Ridge Dowling. Aspinally. Allen was an action to recover £10 19s 8d on a dishonoured promissory note, in which his Honor…
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ROME, April 4.—It is expected here that Cardinal Jacobini, the Pontifical Secretary of State, will shortly resign, and that lie will be replaced by Cardinal Zigliara…
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Causes.—Hobarts v. Glassop and another, Chaimer v. Berfort, Cockroft v. Delamore, Clark v. Muston, Clark and others v. Muston, Farness v. D[?], same v. Nelson, same v. M[?] Jennings and another v. Bennett, Proctor v. Allen, Miller and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Metropolitan District Court.—tuesday. (Before Mr. District Court Judge Dowling.) Aspinall v. ALLEN
To recover £10 19s. 8d. the amount, of a dishonoured promissory note; verdict for the plaintiff, with costs of two witnesses. RUSSELL V. SOLOMON…
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Master's Office, at 11.—Renwick and others v. Pritchard, to crossexamine defendant; same v. same, to consider defendant's account. Prothonotary's Taxation List.—O'Brien v. Commissioner for…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Insolvency Court. Thursday, April 5. SURRENDERS
George Neale, of Albert-street, McDonald Town clerk. Liabilities, £13c 8s; assets, £24 12s. Mr. E. M. Stephen, official assignee. THIRD MEETINGS…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Law Intelligence. Insolvency Court.--tuesday, April 4. (Before the Acting Chief Commissioner.)
CERTIFICATE MEETINGS.--Certificates of conformity were ordered to issue to the hereinnumbered insolvents on payment of the usual court Charges and expenses:--John Muir, Samuel Rolfe,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Law Report. Insolvency Court.—tuesday, April 4. (Before the Acting Chief Commissioner.) Certificate Meetings
His Honor directed that certificates of conformity should be issued to the following insolvents on payment of Court charge, and expenses:—John M[?]ir, Samuel Rolfe, Edwin Wren, John Palmer Mullins, Bernard Gorman, John Aaron…
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Messrs. Dillon and Clarke, S.Ms. were the sitting justices yesterday. Catherine Owen was summarily convieted of having stolen a mallet, a hammer, and five chiscls, valued at 18s…
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Yesterday, before Mr. Crane, S.M., in the Small Debts Court, 45 cases were heard. Verdict for plaintiff, [?] for defendant, 1; no appearance, 19; settle, 14; no [?]isdiction, 1; paid, 7; non-suit, 1…
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Yesterday, Mr. J. Buchanan, S.M., occupied the Bench. A number of drunk and disorderly cases were dealt with. Regina v. Lottie Moss and Catherine Williams: This was a case of riotous behaviour, in which they were charged…
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A terrible sensation has been caused by the publication of the details of the Smythe murder at Westmeath. The party were driving to church when fired upon by the…
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ROBERTS V. GLASSOP AND ANOTHER.--This was an action to recover £31 19s 9d for work done and for labour provided. The defendants claimed a set-off. A verdict after brief consideration, was…
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Causes: Furness v. Duch, same v. Nelson, same v. Mahony. Jennings and another v. Bennett, Miller and another v. Hamnett, Johnson v. Holmes, Terry v. Harris, Chard v. Bran…
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Walter Underwood Harris, of Alice-street, Newtown. Liabilities, [?]148 14s 2d; assets, [?]9. Mr. S.Lyons, official assignee. Joseph Asprey, of Pyrmount, baker. Liabilities,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Metropolitan District Court. Wednesday. (Before Mr. District Court Judge Dowling.) Roberts V. Glassop and Another
This was a case to recover £3l 19s. 9d. for work done and labour provided. The defence was a set-off, and a verdict was given for £2 4s. and certain costs. CHAMIER V. BERFERT…
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Master's Office, at 11 a.m.—Moore and others v. Smithers and others, to settle [?]tes of order; [?]rper and another v. Brown and others, to settle minutes of order; Gilmour and another v. Plo[?]ey, to settle seeurity on appeal; Baldwin and…
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It is expected here that Cardinal Jacobin, the Pontifical Secretary of State, will shortly resign, and will be replaced by Cardinal Zigliara…
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