Burglary at Orange
ORANGE, This Day.--A burglar was disturbed while trying to force an entry into a balcony bedroom of the Royal Hotel early on Sunday morning. While the…
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Alleged Attempted Burglary. Committed for Trial
MELBOURNE, This Day. --Before the Police Court yesterday Arthur Douglas, I Daniel Button, Thomas Belmont, and "Nipper" Burns were charged with…
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At the Water Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Addison, S.M., Bernard Wyldie was fined 20s., or seven days, and James Cogthlan 40s., or a month, forindecency. William Fowler, convicted…
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THE case against Charles Drown, charged with the murder of J. A. Mark at Marra Station, was continued in the Central Criminal Court, and the whole of the…
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CROYDON, This Day.--Two blacks have been arrested for the murder of the station band, Fitzgerald, between Croydon and Normanton some weeks age…
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MELBOURNE, Monday. — The four men charged with attempting to burglariously enter the premises of Messrs. Larade Bros., jewellers Little Collins - street, last night were brought up…
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As usual on the first day of term their Honors the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Windeyer, and Mr. Justice Owen did not sit very long in Banco this morning; but they…
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Several matters were dealt with this morning, before Mr. Justice Windeyer. In the suit Newman v. Newman, Mr. Gibson made an application on behalf of the…
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The sittings of the Central Criminal Court commenced yesterday at the Darlingharst courthouse, before his Honor Mr. Justice Stephen. Mr. Heydon prosecuted on behalf of the…
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COBAR, This Day.--A mysterious death occurred in the Cobar watch-house. A man named John Samuels was locked up on Friday for drunkenness, and found…
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Before Judge Dowling.—Onuses: Mylot v. Pickering (part heard), Shemwell v. same, Knight v. Henderson, Bowden v. Love, Moore v. M'Nicoll, Ladouce v. Thwaite, Crane and others, v. Scullin, Smith v. Williams, Ah Foo v. Dwyer, Anderson v…
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The fiat has at length definitely gone forth that the old Central Police Court premises, George - street, are to be abandoned, and yesterday the authorities received official intimation…
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THREE facts concerning the vacant judgeship must, we think, be generally admitted--that there was no practising barrister fully qualified for its occupation,…
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IN BANCO.—(Before their Honors the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Windeyer and Mr. Justice Owen.) FORMAL MOTIONS…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Metropolitan District Court.—monday. (Before his Honor Mr. District Court Judge Dowling.) Paisley V. BARNARD
W. Paisley, trading as Paisley and Co., residing at Burwood, sued J. Barnard, of Croydon, to recover the sum of £13 3s. 3d. for goods sold and delivered. Verdict for the plaintiff, £12 3s. 1d…
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Term List.—Stephen v. Kethel, motion nisi for new trial. Motions generally. Motions on notice: Dickey v. Lyons and others, for rule nisi; in re Theophilus Michell, to be examined; ex parte Arthur Francis Curnow, to rescind order. Motions, &c.:…
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On Mr. Justice Deffell taking his seat Mr. S. Lyons, a[?] the senior official assignee, addressed him as follows:— May it please your Honor,—As this is the first occasion on which we meet your Honor under the new Bankruptcy…
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The sittings of the Central Criminal Court were commenced at the Darlinghurst Court-house yesterday. Mr. Heydon, conducted the prosecutions on behalf of the Crown…
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M'CONNELL V. THE BOROUGH OF WATERLOO In this case John M'Connell, of Glebe, claimed from the Borough of Waterloo £100 as damages for injuries received by his horse in…
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