Fragmentary testimony on a maritime case of suspected murder
A lengthy court record recounts medical observations on inmates with corroding ulcers aboard a ship, cross examination about weather, temperament, and illness, and the judge's summation urging jurors to consider malice and moderations. The jury, after hours, failed to agree and was locked up overnight as the case proceeded.
Trial ends as jury returns verdict and judge discharges
In a January 1846 courtroom scene the jury, kept overnight, finds the prisoner guilty on the second count for manslaughter after a guilty plea on the first count of willful murder is rejected. The captain is acquitted on the other charges and the prisoner Dobson faces trial for assault as the judge transcripts a withdrawal of the indictment. The judge thanks the jury and discharges them, noting limited funds for trial expenses and directing the jury to file any expense claims with the executive.
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Howarn
Che Ber
Rmanaladghter
Terell
Croke
Dobson
Manalanglier
Willsns
Far North Beauvais
Mariner Jase of Malbourse Indicted for Common Assault
A jury found Jase of Malbourse guilty on a second count for common assault in a case arising from a dispute aboard a ship at Hobes Bay. The evidence showed a blow with a rope coil during a cross-examination, injuring Mahomet’s eye, which was already inflamed. The court adjourned for sentencing.
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Jase
Malbourse
Wishar
Hobes Bay
O'Mullane
Mahomet
Stephen
Melbourne sale notices mix meat tasting and public bids
Fragmented advertisement lists items for sale at various rooms and streets including meat products like lamb and bacon, tools, and household goods. It references prices, weights, and attractions while inviting subscribers to inspect and bid, with names such as John Aitken Kirk and Simson noted among organizers.
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Guarter
Felix Wall
Melbourne
Toget Motors
Learmouth
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I Landis
Jascars
Isa
Cevan
Hr. Howitt
Duslop
Macnab
Macnab and Co
Jim
Mute
G. Howitt
Dr. Sanford
Jesus
Atera
Sanford
Lescar Mare Absas
Henry Lawler
Benpul
Buriben
Almicar
Sylvester John Mrown
Ura
Smi
Uch
Telco
Gaines
Ike
Bruce Wnd Bruwa
Finc
Timeell
Mira
Barry
Maor
É&C
8Fich
Abe
Scott
Regulis
Enid
Supreme Court of
New South Wales
Admiralty Court
England
Eprageans
Miurder
Irs
Easry
Tanpport
Quesn~ Street
Ms. Epoore
Cenigie Buro
Bysaty Aiad
Hideem—Slzek
Heir
Colling-street
Mni
London
Duke
Richond
Riracran & CO
Bells & Buchanan
Asengers, Toma
Tees
Tone
Register
J. W Sin Neemaie
Toard
Westgarth Ross & Co
Market Square
John Clarke
House Beeward
Mbs
Kerr
Flagstaff
Rome
John Rankin
Cp the
Moonee Moonee
Moonee Ponds
Sydney Road
Edwin Miller
Commercial Chambers
Kilmore
Bes Os Amanaris
Horn
Otick
Sobol
Tus Dax
Bourl Street
Worsip
David Young
Mir
Melbourns
Cousasarens
Fraser, Teashe
Bourme
H.W. Mortimer
Juxusry Wadi
1846
Isas
Foley
Pobicans
Heals
Tiana
Port Phillip
Pery
T. H. Pyke
Eng
Colle
Comntry
Dian
Kirk
John Aitken
N, Simson
Ewards
Dare Guisons
A Royal Hotel
Collins-streety
Enry Morris
Boonies
Sca
Waban
Annamaria
Socata
M. Casimore
Missy Les Kapp
Meno Avery Ahude
Jong
Manchester
Victoria
Great
Collins and
Elizabeth
Croom
M. C
Baying
Burinow
Atelarae
Tieng
Victoria House
Great Colling and
Elisabeth-stze
John Shanks
N.D
Board and Lodging House
Stephen Toogood
M'Coy
Tioudeates
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Tuling Prince
Mickle &Lilburne
Bute
Yaris
Thomas Kissock
A &O
WM. Rutledges CO
Goa
Keisey
Broekhalm Sd
West India
Camere
Earnie
Satesty Auction
Anbur Wills, and Co
Mey
Robert Ta Gham
Elimbeth-steus
Thos. Green
Cease
Sunkies
Marison
Teather Ngense
Parton
Stephen ‘Parton
Esac
Supreme Court of Tie South Wales
Detwee
Londedalend Oilers
WM. Fasey
Ing
New Bow
Arctiog
Chun
Dower
Bim
Ele Willoughby
Eliza Dallaan
Wit Lane
John Batman
Alea
Ib Aroeane Ssides
Sis
A P.L. Clay
Frederick Lord Day
Neplaissif
Little Colline-street
MelLauras
Brodie Ie
Belbourne
Bowie
Nevis
Nord