Shocking Attempt to Murder. (By Telegraph, From Our Correspondent.) Melbourne
Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 3 January 1885 · page 13
Thomas Butler, a labourer, aged 60 years, who lived with his wife and four children in a tent on the outskirts of Dimboola, attempted to murder his wife on Christmas morning. At about 4 a.m…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 3 January 1885 · page 9
Sir,—It must poem to anyone rending of the treatment received by the police here at the bunda of the larrikins that the authorities must hold the preservation of the former a thing much more to be desired than that of the latter. I…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Shocking Occurrence of Hornsby. Fatal Effect of Stone Throwing. a Man Killed While Stealing Fruit. [By Telegraph.]
The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 3 January 1885 · page 4
We are indebted to the Parramatta District Coroner (Mr. J. E. Bowden) for the following copy of a telegram, received by him from Ryde, yesterday…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 3 January 1885 · page 9
Thomas Connolly, of Forbes, saddler, Liabilities, £42 is. 7d, Assets, £4. Mr. Franois Macnab, official assignee. "William Gillespic, miner and storekeeper, Brookstown, near Newcastle. Liabilities, £84. Assets, £2. 10s. Mr…
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The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 3 January 1885 · page 5
MELBOURNE, Friday -- Atelegram from Numurka has been received stating that the opening scene of the New Year at that place was of a rather tragic character. A number of young men were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Supreme Court. in Chambers. (Before his Honor Mr Justice Innes.) in Be John Davis
The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 3 January 1885 · page 6
Herein a rule nisi had been granted to set aside the judgment of a police magistrate at Bourke, by which the petitioner was fined under the Licensing Act £100 or six months' imprisonment,…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 5 January 1885 · page 5
Mr. Clarke, S.M., disposed of the business in the Charge Court at the CENTRAL POLICE COURT on Saturday, Several persons were fined for drunkenness. Bridget Norton, 28, charged with having used indecent language within…
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The Daily Telegraph · Monday 5 January 1885 · page 4
An inquest was held at Tebbett Junction Hotel on Friday, before the District Coroner, Mr J. E. Bouden, on the body of a young man named John Pendeghast, who met his death in the orchard of…
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Evening News · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 3
In the Redfern Police Court on Monday, before Mr. O'Malley Clarke, S.M., Ada Greensell was charged with having used indecent language. She replied, "Oh, guilty. It's 110 use denying it. I'm always in…
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The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 6
At the Water Felice Court yesterday, before Mr Addison, S.M., Thos, Moore (42), was charged with assaulting George Pugh and Henry Davis, and further with uttering a £1 note made to…
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Evening News · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 3
In the St. Leonards Police Court on Saturday, before Mr. Johnson, D.S.M., T. Fryer, 24, bricklayer, was charged with having indecently assaulted Lucy Turner, a married woman, on December 10 last…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 5
At the CENTRAL POLICE COURT, yesterday, the bench in the Charge Court was occupied by Mr. Buchanan, S.M. Annie Levantis, 40, married, Edward Johnson, musician, and Julia Ah Foo were each fined £5 or three…
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Evening News · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 2
The police magistrate of Tarn worth was engaged on Monday in hearing a case in which three young men, named. Walter Godbold, James Murphy, and William .England, were charged with having…
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The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 3
At Ryde Police Court, on Fri lay last, J. Moore appeared on bail, before Means Manning and D'Ardier, to answer the charge of shooting and : wounding one Walter Delve. Mr C. Davis…
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The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 6
At the Water Police Court yesterday, before Mr Addison, S.M., Michael Fitzpatrick was charged with resisting Senior Constable Blackburn whilst in the execution of his duly at Woollahra on…
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Evening News · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 2
James Paxton, of Pyrmont, labourer. Liabilities, £71 10s 8d; assets, £7. Mr. E. M. Stephen, official assignee. John Henry Koph. of Grafton. teamster. Liabili…
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Evening News · Tuesday 6 January 1885 · page 2
While sureties were being obtained in a breach of the pence case in the Police Court to-day, between a coal-trimmer named Burns and his wife, some sad domestic affairs were brought to…
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Evening News · Wednesday 7 January 1885 · page 8
In the Newtown Police Court on Tuesday, before Mr. [?] Clarke, S.M, Henry Shaw (6), and Bridget .Show (4) were brought up as deserted i children Mrs, Caroline Sylyester said that the…
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The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 7 January 1885 · page 5
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Henry William Sister licensee of the Brunswick Pier Hotel, Port Melbourne, together with Benjamin Treloar and William Roberts, were committed for trial in the City…
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The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 7 January 1885 · page 6
Jane Robinson was yesterday sent to gaol for six months for stealing a handbag from the waiting-room at the Sydney Railway Station. The bag was the property of Mrs Hush of East…
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