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LAW.
This was an appeal against a deoree by the Primary Judge, directing an account of the cattle on certain stations on the 19th January, 1862. The plaintiffs were the purchasers of the cattle and station at a given price, subject to ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.
James Watson and Alexander Abernethy, seamen, of the ship Brilliant; and Richard Owens and Charles M'Kenna, of the Ocean Empress, severally found guilty of desertion, were sentenced to four weeks hard labour in gaol. ...
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IN CHAMDERS.
Before Mr. Justice Milford. ROBINSON AND WIFE V. MOFFAT. This was an application for release from bail bond, the defendant having been prevented by writ from leaving the ...
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WINDSOR.
CRICKET.—The only amusement that occurred iu our town on Boxing-day was the match referred to in my last, between eleven of Sydney and eleven of the Windsor Fitzroy Clubs, which, owing to the ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.
His Honor delivered judgment upon the application respecting the costs of taking the account in the matter of Joseph Androws's insolvency, directing the official assignee and the insolvent each to bear his own coats of and incident ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.
Thomas S. Lyons was brought before the Court pursuant to remand. William G. Sedgwick, of Newtown, qualified medical practitioner, deposed that he was called in on Saturday night te see the prosecutor, John Varley, who is ...
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