Redfern Police Court
THE BENCH.-- The Court business is commonly supposed to commence at 10 a.m. sharp, but owing to the absence of a stipendiary, it was, last Thursday,…
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Water Police Court
A POOR COMMENCEMENT.-- Alfred Manning went to prison for the first three months of 1889 for being a loafer during 1888…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.-A man, named Alfred Carpenter, was arrested, on Tuesday, on a charge of burglary and stealing furniture from the residence of his cousin, a Mr. Lusty. The…
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LITHGOW, This Day.-- Thomas Ryan and Dennis Stack were brought up at the police court, yesterday, on a charge of stealing wool from Liddleton station, and…
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Mr. Abbott, S.M., presided at the CENTRAL POLICE COURT yesterday morning. Thomas Dougald, 30, silversmith, for using indecent language in York-street, was fined £3, or two months in gaol. Walter Weeks,…
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AT the Central Police Court to-day a respectably dressed woman, named Maggie Blair, alias M' Cleery, was charged on warrant with having assaulted Mary Jane…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--An inquest was commenced yesterday into the circumstances attending the murder and horrible mutilation of a boy at Bradford…
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THE following particulars regarding the release of two innocent men sentenced to penal servitude on charges of burglary and attempted murder are to hand from…
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Mr. Edward-Harrington, M.P. for West Kerry, and proprietor of the Kerry SENTINEL, has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment in accordance with…
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In Equity—Chancery-square.—Before his Honor the Chief Judge: Selfe v. Dalgety and Co., to continue injunction; Boyle v. Broughton, to continue injunction…
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The inquest on the remains of the boy who was murdered and mutilated at Bradford, commenced yesterday. Some evidence was taken and the inquest was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-day's Supreme Court. in Equity. (Before the Chief Judge, Mr. Justice Owen.)
SELFE V. DALGETTY AND OTHERS.-This was a matter in which Norman Selfe sought an injunction to restrain Dalgetty and Company, their servants, agents, and workmen, from making, using…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Judicial Inquiry "The Times" V. Mr. Parnell. Sketch of the Great Case. No. 9. an Alleged Contempt of Court
On Tuesday, November 17, the commission was again engaged in hearing evidence as to outrages in Kerry. As soon as the commissioners had taken their seats,…
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At the Water Police Court yesterday, before Mr. M'Nevin, Denis Collins, laborer, for stealing a hoe valued at 2s 6d, the property of Com Chow, of Rushcutters' Bay, was sentenced…
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A public meeting convened by Messrs. Dibbs, Garvan, Copeland, J. P. Abbott and other members of Parliament will be held to-night in the Town Hall for the purpose of considering what…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.-Albert Pritchard, residing at Wollongabba, came home drank on New Year's Eve, took the baby and attempted to cut its throat. His wife rescued the child and ran…
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SEQUESTRATIONS ON PETITION OF DEBTORS. No. 850. William Mitchell, of George-street Burwood, near Sydney, plumber. Mr. L.T. Lloyd, official assignee…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Escape from Gaol. Gleeson the Burglar at Large
A telegram from Dunedin on December 22, to the Auckland Evening Stab says: Thomas Gleeson, the burglar, escaped last night from gaol by cutting one end of the bars of his cell window…
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