Inverell Man Accused Dismissed at Central Court
At the Central Criminal Court in Sydney the Inverell man Clancy faced charges over a 1848 incident involving a young woman, Miss Marjory Purcell. The Crown presented a tangled case of alleged threats and a dispute with Hayes, but after defense and witness testimony Justice Pring directed the jury to acquit, and Clancy was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal
Sydney
Clancy
J. Hares
Loverd
Coyle
Waverley
Marjory Pursell
Glaney
Hayes
Mita Purcell
Mayes
Milas Purcell
Miss Purcell
Clauncy
Peoolly
Qlaney
Haye
Justice Pring
Defective weights probes loom in Newcastle trades
A report from the Weights and Measures Department finds many traders neglect weighing adjustments. About 35 419 appliances tested in Newcastle districts last year were defective. Sixty prosecutions resulted in fines of £168 10s, 1415 traders warned to fix adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weights and Mosasurea Department
Ana
Newcastle
Teadera
Geer Amayacs
Prime Minister narrowly escapes attack in Cairo blast
London report by Heuler's Cairo correspondent says a bomb exploded near the Prime Minister's car while he was en route to his office. The Premier and two passers-by were wounded. the assailant was chased by police, hid in a house, and was arrested. The Prime Minister credited Providence for his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Heuler
Cairo
Reuter’s
MinieLar
Ebaul
Pursuil
Ned
Terrorism in Ireland and violent acts reported
London dispatch notes the government pursuing arrests of principal terrorists and tribunals to try them. Nationalists condemn murder while Bluem military courts signal tougher stance. Early morning attacks include Macdennel and nephew shot at dawn. Donny Cove, Clonakilty, burned. ex soldier tarred and feathered at Poult Kerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wally Mali
Greenwood
Pacgalne
Wablin
Blu *Ein
Ireland
Tinare
Poult
Kerry
Donny Cove
Clonakilty
Controversy Over Loyalty Motion At Maoin Fe Flire Council
Discussion at Maoin Fe Flire Council last week references a letter by Messrs WW D Maintosh and William Brooks proposing a loyalty motion for the Prince's visit. A councillor questions if Maintosh is a Yank, amid remarks and conflicting biographical anecdotes about McIntosh's long career in Sydney and NSW amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. D. Maintosh
William Brooks
MeL.c
Mintosh
Aloul McIntosh
Bepken Hi
New South Wales
Sydney
Waller
Sargent’s
N.S.W
U.S
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Wes At
Imperial Buildings
Armidale
Leverett Brothers
Jet Butt
Empire Hotel
Bemrdy-street
Coriiala
M Triad
Sporting Materials
Grips
Presse
Cavers
Setlon
Geo. Booth
Archdla
Polece
Horth Armidale General Store
E. J. Williams
Carte
Puddledock
Sos
Ace Ao Unig
Tif
Torarol
Epport
Wenkab
Maderata Charge
Stanley Whybrow
Beardy-ntrnot
R. H. Kelly
Beardy-st
Tattersall's Hotel
Bard
Coutman’s Bakery
An ‘Einda
Sader Nest
MARSH
Azwidale
Rurling
Pou
Les
Falconer Street
A. Horner
Fletcher
Frederick Bateman &Co., Ltd
Callzor
Alleine Fletcher & Son
Jewellery Establishment
Beardy Street
Vannod Grey
Tittur
Will Clocha
Prince
Tan, Gr
C. H. Hayes & Sons
JF Beardy and
Marsh Streets
Leadenhall Bt
Inverell
Aunt Mary
Oe Wade
Fom Cream of
Nto
Adson & Co.,hardware Traders
Beardy Streat
Armidale Literary Institute
Jano
Carl Booma
B.A. G. Grant
Edstein
Fruit and Vegetable
Atly Beardy-street
Agente
Seaton
J. S. Norris Plumber & Gasfitter
Jessie Street
Committee On Standing Rules
Rockhampton
Chamberlain
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