Man Charged with Murder
KEVIN LEAHY (49), taxi driver, was charged at Central Court this morning with the murder of Marie Elizabeth Kilmartin (46), barmaid, at Waverley early this morning…
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Man Charged with Murder
KEVIN LEAHY (49), taxi driver, was charged at Central Court this morning with the murder of Marie Elizabeth Kilmartin (46), barmaid, at Waverley early this morning…
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KEVIN LEAHY (49), taxi driver, was charged at Central Court this morning with the murder of Marie Elizabeth Kilmartin (46), barmaid, at Waverley early this morning…
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KEVIN LEAHY (49), taxi driver, was charged at Central Court this morning with the murder of Marie Elizabeth Kilmartin (46), barmaid, at Waverley early this morning…
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Kevin Leahy, 49, taxi - driver, was charged at Central Court today with…
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KEVIN LEAHY (49), taxi driver, was charged at Central Court this morning with the murder of Marie Elizabeth Kilmartin (46), barmaid, at Waverley early this morning…
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A former Tory New South Wales Minister for Justice, T. J. Ley, appeared at the West London Police Court on Saturday on a charge…
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Sydney's first goal sentence of 1947 was imposed in Central Court today on John Patrick Sykes. 64 who pleaded guilty to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →King's Medal For Police
The Governor, Lieutenant-General Northcott, has received advice that the King has approved the award of the King's Police and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Short Story by an Australian Author Murder by Lamplight
Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
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Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Short Story by an Australian Author Murder by Lamplight
Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Short Story by an Australian Author Murder by Lamplight
Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
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Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Short Story by an Australian Author Murder by Lamplight
Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Short Story by an Australian Author Murder by Lamplight
Leafy Fernton watched old Mr. Biggs, the local, magistrate, turn into the street where he lived. This was something that Mr. Biggs did every night at the same time. Leafy had timed Mr. Biggs every night for the preceding three weeks,…
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ONE hundred and thirteen people were charged with drunkenness at Central Police Court this morning -- the lightest New Year's Eve…
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Throwing fire crackers and water at other New Year revellers, molesting women in the crowd and damaging property…
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Throwing fire crackers and water at other New Year revellers, molesting women in the crowd and damaging property…
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ONE hundred and thirteen people were charged with drunkenness at Central Police Court this morning -- the lightest New Year's Eve…
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