Licensing Court
Messrs. G. O'Malley Clarke aud Whittingdale Johnson, S.Ms., presided on the Licensing Bench at the Central Court yesterday. A billiard license was granted to William Peters for…
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The Alleged Criminal Assault. Prisoner Committed for Trial
AT the Water Police Court this morning the restaurant-keeper, Ernest Buttner, was again brought up in connection with the alleged criminal assault on a young…
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Lizzie Evans, no calling, was fined 10s, in default two days' seclusion, for behaving in a riotons manner in Market-street. Annie Bellaby, 26, married, retired for one…
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The Court, martial which has been For so many days engaged in the trial of Mr. Webster, a warrant officer in the New South Wales Artillery, sat again yesterday, when another…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The adjourned inquest of the body of George Bye was concluded to-day. The deceased recently died in Collingwood from injuries mysteriously inflicted upon him while…
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Ernest Buttner, 3 foreigner carrying on business as a restaurant-keeper at 64 Erskine-street, was charged before Mr. Addison at the Water Police Court yesterday with having…
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The court-martial sitting at Dawes Battery continued taking evidence on Tuesday. Colonel Airey was re-called and cross-examined by Mr. Simpson, Q.C, as to a statement alleged…
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THE COLONIAL SECRETARY (Sir Henry Parkes) has authorised, on behalf of the Government, the offer of a reward of £100 for such information…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Law. Supreme Court. No. 1 Jury Court.--tuesday, March 19. Greenhill and Another V. Maher (Part Heard)
Sir Henry Wrenfordsley, Q.C., and Mr. Wise (instructed by Mr, Sweetland) again appeared for the plaintiffs, Francis Tress Greenhiil and Elizabeth Catherine Sea; Dr. Sly (instructed…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Metropolitan District Court. Tuesday. (Before his Honor Mr. District Court Judge Fitzhardinge.) Collins V. Bachelor and Others
This was an action brought by George Cameron Collins of Sydney, against Messrs. Bachelor, Goddard, and Cummins, furniture-dealers, Oxford-street. The action was based on the allegation that plaintiff was…
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Johnson v. Millett.--The plaintiff, Edward Johnson, builder, Temple Park, claimed against the defendant, Robert Millett, builder, Bailmain road, Leichhardt, for £27 16s 9d, for 46,400…
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GREENHILL, AND ANOTHER v. MAHER.—This was a claim for £135, being six quarters' interest under a mortgage, and which it was alleged had been lost. The defence was non est factum as to…
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SHANAHAN v. MULCAHY.—This was a case in which a receiver had recently been appointed, and it was now asked that he be allowed to sell a number of horses and sheep, together with a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Law Report. Supreme Court.—tuesday, March 19. Banco Court.—(Before his Honor Mr. Justice FOSTER and a jury of four.) Greenhill and Another v. Maher (Part Heard)
Sir Henry Wrenfordsley, Q.C., and Mr. B. R. Wise, instructed by Mr. B. D. Sweetland, appeared for the plaintiffs, Francis Press Greenhill and Elizabeth Catherine Sea; and Dr. Sly, instructed by Mr. H. A…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Divorce Court. Tuesday, March 19. (Before his Honor Mr. Justice Windeyer.) Sutton V. SUTTON
Mr. Ralston appeared for the petitioner (the husband) and moved to dispense with further service upon the co-respondent, Alfred Beere. The application was granted, and issues were settled as marriage and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Mr. Levien, M.l.a., in Court. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Quirindi
Mr. R. H. Levien, M.L.A. for Tamworth, was summoned to-day before the local bench of magistrates by Mr. Agassiz, on a charge of using insulting language. Mr. Levien defended himself against the charge, which…
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