Law Report. Supreme Court.—thursday, January 17. In Bankruptcy
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS ON PETITION OF DEBTORS. Alfred Thomas Rees, of Brighton-street, Petersham, tailor and mercer. Mr. E. M. Stephen, official assignee…
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7,156 stories in Sydney's papers · page 15 of 250
Burglary
AT the Central to-day a brace of young gaol birds, named John Sullivan and Murphy, were brought up by detectives O'Sullivan and Johnson, charged with…
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At the Central Court, yesterday, Mary Jane M'Laughlin, a vagrant, was sent to gaol for a month. John Sullivan and William Murphy were committed for trial on a charge of having…
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A very remarkable case of alleged miscarriage of Justice has just been brought to light, and is attracting wide attention. The two men who have been in penal servitude since 1[?]79,…
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At the Water Police Court yesterday, before Mr. M'Nevin, Morton Matthews, 30, waiter, on remand, was charged with having a bell register, the property of the New South Wales Government, in his possession,…
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Marian Spence (Sydney), charged with travelling from Sydney to Penrith in a railway carriage on Saturday last, without a ticket, pleaded guilty. Final £2 or seven days in Darlinghurst…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Balmain Police Court. Monday, January 14. (Before Mr. Marsh, S.M.)
Drunks.—Francis McKeown, an old offender, for being drunk in Trouton-street, was fined 10s or 48 hours. Ernest Burton, for the same offence in Weston-street, was mulct…
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During the proceedings of the summons division at the Central Police Court on Friday morning, Mr. W. Johnson, S.M., who was on the bench, took occasion to remark that the police…
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On Sundry afternoon, Dec, 2, a coupls of bands turned out; bearing a banner with words of sympathy for the Manchester Martyrs, and proceeded to parade the streets playing…
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Charles Wicks was ordered to pay 10s per week for twelve months towards the support of his wife Rose, whom, for a period of six months, he had deserted…
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HAVING regard to the convenience of his successor in the Department of Lands, Mr. Brunker has determined to leave the fixing of the date of the Land Appeal Court, which was to have taken place…
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YOUNG, Monday.-The hearing of the case against Isaac Sawyer, arrested on suspicion of having murdered the hawker, Hans Olund, was com-menced today before Police Magistrate Robinson…
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Edward William Fatzens, Henry William Fatzens, and Frederick James Fatzens, of Goulburn, lately carrying on business as FatzensY Brothers, as tailors and outfitters; on petition of doctors. Mr. E. M. Stephen…
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AUCKLAND, Friday.--A village settler named Francis Fahey, residing near A[?]hburton, shot his wife dead today and then attempted to commit suicide. His recovery is uncertain…
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Wm. George Gatewood, lately of Goulburn, on debtor's petition. Mr. L. T. Lloyd, official assignee. Henry Rae, lately residing at Piattsburg…
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No. 874. Henry Dawes, of Canowindra, hotelkeeper. Mr. E. M. Stephen, official assignee. No. 875. Alexander M'Kinnon, of Brunswick. Mr. L. T. Lloyd, official assignee…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Yesterday's Supreme Court. in Chambers. (Before his Honor the Chief Justice.)
HOBBS v. WILSON.-This was an application for the giving of security for costs. His Honor declined to grant it, and the defendant was granted leave to plead within two days…
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Mr. J. J. Power applied for a renewal of the license for the Royal Hotel which was granted. Mr. John George Thurston applied for n conditional publican's license for a house proposed to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Home and Foreign. Ireland William O'brien and the "Times" Commission. Alleged Contempt of Court
At the beginning of the proceedings on December 11, the Attorney-General brought before the Commissioners an article in the last number of UNITED IRELAND, of which Mr…
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