Lawyers Admit Henry Brandam James and George Leake to Supreme Court
The court admitted James and Leake as practitioners, Wigley failed to publish in newspapers as required though he posted notices at the Supreme Court, and the judge allowed consideration under special rules. Motions for new trials are set for Thursday after ruling on several cases including Brower v. Wees and Sreill v. Sapcrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brandam James
Ely Place
Holborn
George Walpole Leake
Wester Australia
Supreme Court
IG. M. Wiley
New Inn
Middlesex
Adelaide
Navy
Wigley
Dean
Bexwerr
Stephen
Fisher
Mren
Mr Stephen
Brower
Wees
Rals
Srell
Sapcrove
Oronam
Thorsmir
Gwynme
Grey x. Grant
Wilsone
Gwynne
Bagot
Oldham
William
Vews
Barins
Dorurcaton
Chaster
Coats
Dixon
Busterr
Hanson
Henry Weston Phillips
Buephen
George Phillips
John Addan Phillips
Lt. W. Phillips
New Court House
Old Court House
Adelaide Court records wage and debt settlements
In Adelaide district court and police court sessions, Magtoy Ivens v Jamra Coone set a £4 wage claim with a 1/3s 4d set off for horse keep. defendant tendered £1 and was ordered to pay the balance and costs. Citil Juirisdicton cases include Parrott v Wirrox over piano sale proceeds with witnesses. various adjournments for evidence. Master and Servant disputes with tools and wages. a gaol sentence for abandoning service. and a theft case on the Countess of Yarborough voyage with adjournment for passenger testimony. The Queen granted patronage to the Asylum for Idiots with Prince of Wales as life subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magtoy Ivens
Jamra
C. I. Parrott
HS. Wirrox
Quick
Witton
Phipson
Thomas Crank
Grav
Fotuer
Tomas Booturv
Wexny Gisgox
G. M. Stephen
Hia
Stephen
Ile
Ife
Plaintif
Defendant
Booth
Reform of Colonial Government urged by British Council
A British circular from the Society for Reform of Colonial Government argues for full colonial self rule where populations are mainly formed by emigration. It condemns centralized control by the Colonial Office and calls for colonies like North American, South African, Australian, Van Diemen’s Land, and New Zealand to govern themselves with London agents and weekly council meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Baring
C. B. Adderley
R. Cobden
United Kingdom
Council
Colonial Office
England
van Diemen’s Land
New Zealand
West India Islands
Mauritius
Ceylon
Malta
Gibraltar
London
Corweil
Admiralty Court Adjourns to New Court House
Saturday, June 22, Mr James moved for an adjournment and His Honor granted it, delaying the session until Monday week the 5th proximo to convene in the new Court House in Victoria square. The old lease expires this day, after which court business will transfer to the new building.
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99Th Regiment
New Zealand
Dison
Hobarton Courier
Tourr Wrearses
Lord Eel
J. Hawley
Lord Chesterfield
Duke of Bedford
B. Greens
Colonel Peel
Duoke
Lord Exeter
Lord Richmond
Stanley
Moiklam
Lord HE Lennox
Jacques
Osbaldeston
B. Eddison
Duke of Rutland
Lord Glasgow
C. Monk
Gully
Dancaster
James
Court House
Victoria Square
Police Court Charge Against William Smith for Assault and Theft
William Smith, labourer, charged with feloniously assaulting Samo Titchcock and stealing two silver watches and other silver from his person at Light Square on the 20th instant. The prosecutor, bearing the marks of the rough treatment, testified he left a public house about ten o'clock on the evening of the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFie
William Rice
Bonney
Qeway
Hin Ty McBie
James Fewell
Hitchcuck
Morphett-street
McCabe
Windley-street
Billy Barlow
Thompson
Hitchcock
Squires
Rosina-street
Frederick Briggs
Charles Rolfe
Eliza Ingram
Rolfe
Wittess
William Smith
Samo Titchcock
Light Square
Rogue's Gulley Sheep Theft Case On Yorke Peninsula
Paglarra an aboriginal from Yorke Peninsula faced commitment for trial after being charged with stealing a sheep from Mr Rogers’s station on the 10th instant. Evidence from William Rogers and George Miles, plus native witnesses Jemcrack Julmny and Charley, tied the theft to Rogue's Gulley where a black boy named Jemmy aided in the escape. Police, including constable Coyte, recovered bones at the warley as Miles identified the prisoner on the beach nine miles from Rogue's Gulley. The sheep, valued at about five shillings each, were allegedly taken with force and witnessed by multiple locals before the prisoner was captured and charged.
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Adelaide
Mr Dutton
Grilles'station
Te Saidhe
L’risoner
Trad
Lewin
O'Connor
Christopher Robertson
Angas
Wheal Barton
Anzas
St. Kitt
William Malcolm
Malcolm
Witch
Withess
Patrick O'Conner
Haman Roberts
Jon
Berkkeahrowillo
Yorke's
Peninsula
William Bagnall
Mowrhouse
Jimcrack
James Coutts
Yorke
Jemmy
Gall
Wurley
Wituhes
Witness
Tie
Corporal McCoy
Tad
Jim Crack
Bonney
Moorhouse
Macistrate
Bagnall
McCoy
Bagrall
Yorke’s Peninsula
Paglarra
Yorkes Peninsula
Mr Rogers
Robert Gale
Tanyanne Widle
Wes
Charley
Charley Wise
George
Coyte
Mooroa
Warley
Jas. Coyte
Miles
Charley Ray Wis
Rogers
Adelaide Timey General Printing Office Address Notice
Printed and published or to by James Allen sole proprietor at the Adelaide Timey General Printing Office opposite the Commercial Exchange. All communications for the Editor are to be addressed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Adelaide
Imey General
Commercial Exchange
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Adelaide District Court
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Police Court
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Cook
Countess of Yarborough
I. Skinner
A. F. Wale
Concateas
Yarborough
Asylum For Idiots
Prince of Wales
Society For Reform OF Colonial Government
Council of the Society For the Reform of
James Epwaup Fitzomnarn
Charing Cross
New Zealasp
Godley
Church of England
Port Cooper
Morning Chronicle
Wigeon
Stobart ‘Town
San Francisco
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Cape
Sydney
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The
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Barclay, Perkins, and Co
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Venezuela
Wilson
Globe
Ganstine
Madrid
Gaceta
Gaves
Paris Correspo
Literary Gazette
Admiralty Court
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