The Murder Policy in Ireland
In Ireland the Government have had to endure many humiliations, but none can have distressed them more, we should think, than the necessity of pardoning a villain like James Caroy for the…
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3,097 stories in Sydney's papers · page 41 of 155
The Murder of Herr Maglath
LONDON, April 7.—The Buda-Pesth police have succeeded in arresting the murderers of Herr Maglath, who was killed in his own house by burglars a short time ago…
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Richard Luck Levy, of Newcastle, storekeepers Liabilities, £404, 11s 6d; assets, £245. Mr. L. T. Lloyd, official assignee. Wm. Tate, the elder, of Lithgow, stonemason…
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An "eye witness" writing in the NATION of Feburary 24, gives the following description of Mr. James Carey, and his conduct in Court:—-James Carey,whose festures I tried to…
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The trial of Rusbourne for the murder of the Chinese doctor here, lasted all yesterday. At 7 o'clock last night the court adjourned till this morning, and the case was not concluded at…
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Notice.—Suitors are reminded that Monday, the 16th April instant, will be the last day for filing plaints for May sittings…
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At 9.30 a.m. a number of ca. sa. motions were disposed of. BAYLIS V. ELPHINSTONE. To recover £30, damages for alleged assault and battery…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Parramatta Police Court. Wednesday, April 11. (Before Messrs. J. .Taylor, J. Golledge and N Stewart, .J’ s. P.)
JOHN FRANCIS was chained with using abusive and insulting language towards Edward Greatrix, with intent to commit a breach of the peace. Mr. Richardson for the prosecution;…
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Monday, April 16,—O. A. Raenber and Dunlop and Golledge, third meetings; A. Sutherland and Dunlop and Golledge, examination of insolvents and Witnesses…
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The final report of the Police Commission has been presented to his Excellency. Copies have been furnished to the prese. Amongst the principal recommendations are that in future the police force will be vested…
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Notice. -- Suitors are reminded that Monday, the 16th April instant, will be the last day for filing plaints for May sittings…
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MILBRA Nott was put on her trial at the assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justico Innes and a jury, for the murder of a miner named Mitchell at Scannifer, near Inverell, in October last. The…
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Before J. K. Lethbridge, Esq., (chairman), and Drs. Bond and Duncan, Licensing Magistrates. The application for a transfer from T…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Chinese Murder at Armidale. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
The trial of George Rusbourne, for the murder of Jemmy Young, the Chinese doctor, began yesterday morning, and lasted until 5 o'clock this evening, when the jury, after deliberating for about a quarter of an hour, returned a…
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In the matters of John Harris, William Creber, Thomas Taylor, James Egan, and W. H. Berwick, second meetings were held. In each case debts were proved, and the meetings, except Harris's and Creber's, which were adjourned,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Assassination Society in Dublin, Sketches in the Kilmainham Court House
1. The Clerk reading out the Ph[?]nix Park charge. 2. Michael Fagan. 3. Thomas M'Caffrey, the last man arrested for the Pho[?]nix Park Murders. 4. Patrick Delency, under sentence for the attempt on Judge Lawson. 5. Fitzharris—known as "Skin-the-Goat." 6. Cahill, a Farmer, Identifying M'Caffrey as one of the men connected with the Park Murders. 7. Brady and Kelly take things easy…
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The climax of sensation was reached in the "conspiracy" trials in Kilmainham courthouse on Saturday, February 17, when James Carey, T.C., who up to that day had…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Metropolitan Quarter Sessions. Friday, April 13. (Before Mr District Court Judge Dowling.) Mr Clarke Irving acted as Crown Prosecutor. SENTENCES
Sarah Allwood, convicted of stealing from the person, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour in Windsor gaol. Patrick Finn and Sydney Fergusson, convicted of stealing from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Report. Supreme Court.—friday, April 13. In Equity.—(Before his Honor Mr. Justice FAUCETT Acting Primary Judge.) in Re Civil Service Banking Company
Mr. Mann applied for orders against eight contributories in this company to pay up amounts due by them in proportion to the shares held by them. His Honor, having been sitisfied that an order was made by the Primary Judge for…
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It was this morning reported to the police, that during the night the wholesale grocery store of Mr. Miller, at the corner of Erskine and Clarence streets, had been broken into, and property to the value of…
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