Newtown Police Court
Mr. Whittingdale Johnson, S.M., presided. James Kerwin, 11, was charged with being a wanderer of the streets. The father stated that the boy was dishonest, and had been away from…
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Burglary at a Jewellers
The jewellery establishment of Mr. Horton, Market-street, was burgled last night, and trinkets which had been left in the window were appropriated. The…
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At the Liverpool Police Court on Wednesday before Mr. T. E. MacNevin P. M., Cornelius McDonald, a well known resident of Bankstown, was brought up on three charges…
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No small share of local excitement was occasioned at Liverpool this weak by the prosecution,on three charges of cattle-etc[?]ling, of Mr. Chas McDonald, of Bankstown. The accused has long been regarded as…
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Mr. Smithers, S.M., presided. James Richard Weeldon, 32, tinsmith, for refusing to pay 2s for liquor supplied to him at the City Wine Vaults, was ordered to be imprisoned for twenty-four…
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Mr. C. Deloher, S.M., presided. George Mortimer, 16, was charged with stealing in company a cabbage, value 3d, the property of Lee Ho. It was stated that he took it in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Melbourne Murder. the Accused at the Police Court. More Bloodstained Clothing Found. Phillips' Revolver Recovered
MELBOURNE, Friday. -- The youth William Myles Phillips appeared at the City Court to-day charged with the murder of William Brady. He is a mere boy in appearance, and his composure is…
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At the Paramatta Police Court on Saturday last Charles Barton appeared in the dock under arrest on the above [?]onious charge. Accused was an elderly, crabbed, and weather-beaten…
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With young "women. Mr. Cooper states that Mr. Brady thought a great deal of young Phillips, and entrusted to him much of the getting evidence in his divorce case. Mr. Brady was a…
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a good grip of the work, and yes becoming a valuable employee when he began to grow careless in the discharge of his duties. He was [?] several tunes by Mr. Cooper, but he took…
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Frederick Allsop, alias Burns, on remand, was charged at the Water Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Smithers, S.M., with obtaining a cheque for £1 1s on the Union Batik from John Olsen, licensee of the Harbor…
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James Maher, a labourer, was, at the Central yesterday, charged with assaulting Constable William Taylor, of No. 2 Station, while in the execution of his duty…
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At the Newtown Police Court to-day, before Mr. Whittingdale Johnson. S.M., Charlotte Pender, 35, a married woman, was charged with having performed an illegal operation on a woman named…
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The sleepy old town of Dijon was the scene of a trial for murder which for cold-bloodedness and careful premeditation is certainly one of the…
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A booth license was granted to W. Hughes for the annul German picnic at Fern Bay. A renewal of a colonial wine licence was granted to Elizabeth Smith, of Berowra…
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The Police Court on Friday wu attended by Mr. T. E. MacNevin, P.M.. and Messrs. D. D. Henderson, Windsor and Beames, A detention case, in which Mrs. Scott summoned Mrs…
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On Wednesday, the 18th inst., there were four cases set down for adjudication of the Which three were summonses and fourth was a lady who appeared in the dock to claim the…
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Thomas Walsh, alias Thomas Doyle, was charged with obtaining goods to the value of 2s 8d, from Charles Davis, storekeeper, Riverstone, on the 6th inst., by means of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Peculiar Assault Case. Trouble at George's River
A case with some rather peculiar surroundings was heard at the Newtown Police Court yesterday. Alfred Shute, the Government puntman at George's River, charged George Francis Cox, the elder, a resident near…
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John William Harrigold, 18, was charged at the Central Police Court yesterday, before Mr. C. Delohery, S.M., with that, having on 12th October, 1895, entered into a recognisance under the First…
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