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The Divorce Court.
His Honor Mr. Justice Windeyer sat in Divorce Jurisdiction yesterday, and dealt with the following matters: GOLDRING v. GOLDRING.—In this matter service ...
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How the Babies Go.
The inquest on the body of the infant Harold M'Lennon, who died on October 24 at the residence of a woman named Elizabeth Griffin, at 102 Mary-street, Sorry Hills, was resumed ...
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Canterbury Park Races.
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Extensive Bank Frauds.
Malcolm MTherson Leslie, recently accountant and teller at the Paddington branch of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, appeared on remand at the Water Police Court ...
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The Baby Farming Case. The Austral B. and L. P, Co.
The yard of the house at 55 Botany-street, Redfern occupied by the Makins for a short period, was dug over by the police on Thursday, but nothing was found. The ground was trenched to a At the quarter sessions yesterday morning, before his Honor Judge Gibson, William Edgar Harold Phillips, well known in connection with the Austral Banking and Land ...
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Yesterday's Brevities.
The defendant in a fraudulently removing goods case, James G. H. Swain v. James Preston, at the Central Summons Court to-day, was ordered to pay £20 and 6s 2d costs, levy and distress. ...
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Forged Notes.
Before Mr. Brooks, at the Water Police Court yesterday, two charges of having passed forged bank notes on shopkeepers were preferred against Frederick Davel, 28, described as a groom. The ...
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Outrage by Shearers.
ALBURY, Thursday.—News has been received from Morven of an outrage which was committed at a shearers' race meeting on Saturday last. As the contest was proceeding a man rode past ...
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Baby Farming at Adelaide.
ADELAIDE, Thursday.—In connection with the baby farming case at Adelaide, the midwife, Mrs. Harper, was to-day committed for trial for manslaughter. The mother of the child, Ellen Wise, ...
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Burnt to Death.
ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Otto Kreig, 24, tanner, Nuriootha, was burned to death to-day. He was alone in a kitchen, when his clothes caught fire. He ran out of the house, when the breeze fanned ...
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A Notorious Pickpocket.
An undersized man named Thomas Williams was charged before the Water P. Court yesterday with having stolen a purse containing 5s in silver from Mrs. Jane Morton. On Wednesday ...
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The Supposed Murder.
The police have been investigating the case of the woman Sarah Nolan, who died on Wednesday night at her residence in Howard-street, off George-street West, from the effects of a blow on the ...
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Charge of Forgery.
William Patrick Johnson, on remand, was charged before Captain Fisher, S.M., at the Central Police Court yesterday with having forged a cheque for £10, purporting to be signed by Chas. ...
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Charge of Conspiracy.
Three men, Arthur Justin, George Justin, and Percy Clarke, were placed upon their trial at the quarter sessions on Thursday, before his Honor Judge Gibson, on an indictment ...
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Serious Stabbing Affray.
Newcastle, Thursday.—A very serious stab bing affray occurred this afternoon in a lane of Hunter-Street west. From the facts gathered i seems that a woman named: Mrs. Beale ...
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The Share Market.
Very little business was transacted at the midday call on Change to-day. Values were much the same as of late; the market ruled, if anything, a little firmer. "Hills" sold at 91s 6d, 92s, ...
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Betting Act Appeal.
In the Full Court yesterday a special case under the provisions of the Betting Houses Suppression Act was argued. The appeal arose out of a case in which Police-inspector Potter ...
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Sentenced at the Sessions.
The following persons were sentenced at the quarter sessions yesterday by his Honor Judge Gibson: John Pilquist and Thos. Patrick, who pleaded ...
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Broken Hill.
BROKEN HILL, Thursday.—The tarrawingee Flux Company is gradually replacing the unionists by non-unionists, and has now 40 men at work in the quarries. Eight men are expected from ...
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Arrival of "Lord Bertie."
George Bertie, or Bernie, alias "Lord Bertie, the man who was recently arrested, in Melbourne on a charge of baying obtained a quantity of jewellery valued at £78 from Messrs. Hardy ...
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Grenfell Flower Show.
GRENFELL Thursday.—The second animal flower show, under the auspices of the School of Arts, was opened in the Oddfellows' Hall last by the president, Mr. E. J. Collins. The ...
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Probates and Administrations.
Sitting in Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction yesterday morning his Honor Mr. Justice Manning granted probate of the wills of Hy. Pearce and John Cleary. Letters of administration were granted ...
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