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LAW.
BEFORE the Acting Chief Justice. ASHTON v. BRENNAN. This was an action of replevin. The facts were that the defendant, John Ryan Brennan, bought, amongst ...
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SYDNEY QUARTER SESSIONS.—Monday.
BEFORE the Chairman. The Crown Prosecutor conducted the following cases: James Williams was indicted, and pleaded guilty, for breaking into the dwelling-house of ono John Hilton, and ...
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LEGISLATIONAL REFORM.
SIR.— I claim the indulgent consideration of yourself and readers, for addressing you upon a political topic, when politics appear for the season to have gone out of fashion. However, at a time like the present, ...
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BANCO COURT.
Before Mr. Justice Wise and a jury of four. BADHAM v. SHIEL. The plaintiff in this auit was a mortgagee and sued defend[?]nt who, being a minor, was represented by his ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.—Tuesday.
BEFORE Messrs. Shoobert, Laycock, Hopkins, G. Hill, and E. S. Hill. Absent, Mr. Jones. Three men and ten wo[?]en were convicted of drunkenness, and punished in the usual way. Ellen Rice and ...
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DR WOOLLEY'S CRITIO.
SIR,—An anonymous "oriticism " of my lecture in the School of Arts has appeared in your, columns, I do not wa[?] with anonymous writers, and your correspondent deserves no exception in his favour. He has, however,[?] ...
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BUSINESS FOR THIS DAY.
BANCO COURT.—Calvert v. Bollard; Raid and others v. Caird and others; Wheeler v. Hughes; St[?] v. Gar[?]tt; Jones v. Underwood; Richards v. Andrews. JURY COURT.— Wilbow v. Wilson; Adam and others ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR.—As my name will not, in future, appear as con. duotor in'the list of operatic engagements, may I trust to your kindness for the insertion of the following letter, which I have this day addressed to Mr. Colville. ...
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INSOLVENT COURT.—Tuesday.
BEFORE the Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates. In the estate of Alexander G. Panton; an adjourned second meeting and for examination of witnesses. Three debts were proved and allowed; but insolvent ...
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To SAMUEL COLVILLE, ESQ.
DEAR SIR.—When you, in company with Mr. Fitzgerald, called on me last week for the purpose of kindly offering me the conductorship of your proposed opera, you put questinos to me which ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.—Tuesday.
BEFORE the Water Police Magistrate, Mr. Raper, and Mr. Richards. Manuel Mustisga, in custody on suspicion of deserting the Mary, was discharged, no one appearing to ...
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