Constable's Murder Two Youths Charged LONDON, Monday Night
William Crossley, 19, a laborer, and Edward Heggarty, 17, a waiter, were remanded at Wolverhampton Court on a charge of murdering Constable…
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Alleged Assault
Before Mr. Camphin, S.M., at the Central Police Court yesterday, Daniel Cunningham, aged 63 years, a manufacturer, was committed for trial on a charge of having assaulted Thomas Combes. Mr. Parker…
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The first case in which an order for compensation under the Crimes (Amendment) Act of 1924 was made against a defendant for assault was heard yesterday at the North Sydney Police Court before Mr…
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At the Forbes Police Court last week, Joseph Stone, 61, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment at Bathurst Gaol, for indecently assaulting a little girl, aged 7 years and 9…
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Bert. Eric Coggins, aged 31, a ta[?]lor, Ernest Joseph Coffey, aged 26, a motor driver, and Frederick Joseph Charlesworth, aged 27, a mechanic…
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"THE public should be grateful to you. Mr. Croft, for the action you took in this matter." remarked Mr. GIles Shaw. C.S.M., at the…
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A story of how a boy and a youth planned to rob a Chinese was told at the Parramatta Court yesterday, when Arthur Henry Lyle was committed for…
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Two youths, Arthur Henry Lyle, aged 19 years, and the other under l8 years of age, were charged at the Parramatta Police Court yesterday with assaulting a Chinaman named…
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GEORGE Carter, 26. a dealer. and Daniel Edward Delevan Murray, 21, a painter, who appeared before Mr. Gale, S.M., at the Central Court…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Many Titles of a Magistrate
A WITNESS at Burwood Court to-day addressed the magistrate as "my lord." Mr. Perry. S.M., smiling: Oh this…
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At 3 o'clock this morning, Richard Valentine Campbell, 33. Leslie Thompson, 28, and Patrick Jackson, 30, three laborers, were arrested at Paddington…
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Two Wharf laborers, engaged on unloading a held in the s.s. Diogenes yesterday, were searched when they came off work. One, George Simms,…
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Charged with having had in a house at Paddington a quantity of clothing, tobacco, and other articles, reasonably suspected of being stolen, Richard…
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Burglars on Saturday afternoon paid a call upon Solomon Belser, jeweller, in the New Arcade, Queen Street. A large opal, twelve inches long, and…
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As a sequel to the street disturbance near the Marrickville Town Hall on Friday night, in which Sergeant Harris and Constable C. H. S. Ferguson were…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Six Months' Gaol Issue of Valueless Cheques
At Redfern Police Court yesterday. James Murphy was convicted on three charges of having passed valueless cheques. Thirteen charges of a similar…
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John Burnham, who was charged with the murder of David Williams at Cedar Creek on Christmas Day, was committed for trial at the Supreme…
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Before the Registrar.—At 10.30 a.m.: Saber v Farley…
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An echo of the scenes at the Central railway yards on Wednesday night was heard before Mr. Giles Shaw. C.S.M. yesterday…
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A case, which was stated to be the first instituted under the Crimes Amendment Act of 1924, was heard at North Sydney Police Court yesterday. The charge…
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