Court Acts in Forgeries and Assaults at Law and Police Sessions
Reports from the November 30 criminal sessions describe Cowell found guilty of uttering a forged money order and Shepherdson guilty of forgery after cross examinations and a lengthy defense. Additional cases include Mackay's felonious assault trial and several other sentences for larceny and related offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Richmond Cowell
Charles Greenslade
Escuereer
Pete
Edie
Watervale
H. E. Hughes
W. Zoonetene and Co
Aid
Secphon Princee
Want
Sigese Agate
Bagbey
Rocky River
Hanson
Janze Ward
Bristowughes
Tomlinson
Mounted Police
Howell
Trinity Church
Hansie
Shepherston
James Cowley
Ing
Pridsant
Bank of
South Ustralia
Cowley
William Edwards
Biddle
Stephen
Miller
Harper Nicholls
Thomas Biddles
Mount Barker
Pucphacdaners Handelling
Thartendion Tad Bees Son
Ingeon
Witnese
Wigly
Alexander
Boath Autralia
Hardman
Trend Tween Co
Shephopieon
Bank of South Australia
Edward Haile Ta
Bill Sandon
Cowley Gohl
Cat Oyber
Gach
Sen Wedeo
Longhurst
Sydney
Cowley Nicholls
Nicholls
Noummaa
Ingleby
Shepherdson
Messrs
Wigley
Advocate-General
Messrs Wigley
Wilson
Johnson
Mr Wigley
Er Ken
Harper Nichols
Pherdson
Acatter
Boles
Tha
Mr Stephen
Talbot Inn
Mackay
Thornton
Charles Osborne
Gawler Town
Osborne
Bayer
Mac
Snell
Hastings
Laer
Ngton
Edward Thornton
John Mackay
Parker
Gox’s Creek
Mackai
Ingieby
Famale
Stephen Propare
God Granfield
Robert
Nelson
Port Adelaide
Tyan
Dashwood
Adelaide Police Court
Carroll
Smith
James Durrantalian Mitchell
Harry Stewart
Hubert Harris
England
Henry Reynolds
Bard Thomas Locke
William Douglas
Richard Morris
Im- William Gold
Jowpa Lee
Paach
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Adelaide Weekly Times
LAW and Police Courts
Supreme Court
Adelaide
John William Mackay
Edward Henry Thornton
G. M
Kensington
Forgan
Clemson
Bee