Fragmentary 1901 case details in Old Bailey style trial
Damaged OCR recounts a complex 19th century court case with insolvent defendant, claims for trespass and damages, numerous witnesses, cross examination by Sir George Stephen, and directions to continue on the sixteenth instant for further examination. The record notes disputed property and settlement issues along with legal arguments and a jury verdict pending further testimony.
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Sonduct
George Prey
Georg
George Stephen
George Breyten
Steven
Ign
Iewger
M'Kendrick
George Stephan
Bir Guage Byshen
George
Wits
Nermesae
Gras Stephen
Sir George
Untitled court note with missing details
In Holvext court a case involving a defendant named Mal Dima was heard. The record mentions a person connected to the Pasalvent oabare Susge and references a history-related matter, but details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Ae Asmuesan Omcoma
Prederink Stanes
Mal
Dima
Covert Count In Melbourne General Sessions Sequel
General Sessions proceedings recount a series of indictments and trials. Williams and Windsor face theft charges at the Prince of Wales Hotel scene with numerous stolen items recovered and jurors finding them guilty. both sentenced to three years on the roads. Frederick Stony convicted of receiving stolen cow. George Talbot jailed for two years. George Mamiett 19 charged with stealing and receiving stolen dairy property and given hard labor.
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Sounions Ween
Tra Ming
Fudge Publican
Tsase ‘Williams
Fredrich Windsor
Jackson
Iine of Wales
Urahran
Elizabeth Grven
Adamtom
Pradeutrix
Wilkes
Son
Che
Prince of Wales
Pirktemer
Besid
Wallington Alreet
Williams
Hero
Weliinn
Williama
Williens
Windsor
Tight-At-Wey
Lonsdale Street
Snowey
Brean
Frederick Stony
Raward Holland
Northebourne
Yeudgeon
Suka
Justice Pohlman
Tusite
George Talbot
Zouda
Melbourne
George Mamiett
Doulehy
Elsternwick
Sunia
Elizabeth Street
Prnasenter
Atultisld
Tha Witheanes
Fee
Peron
Faw
Herue
Ducis Marsh
Krutuila
Crassenae
City Police Court Proceedings Report
The City Police Court lists multiple cases including Dresamoy charged with neglect of wife and children and ordered to pay £6 plus future weekly sums after his absence. Sam Arodly and Mary Brodie charged with damaging a right of way off Little Dale Street. several theft and burglary cases with men and women from George Millar to James Young and others tied to woollen cloth thefts and a model of a rotary quartz machine. numerous witnesses, bail decisions, and sentences noted.
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Dresamoy
Armacuuigh
Thy
Evilenen
Emy
Aorid Hs
Farnigure Bo
Littledale Treet
Wai
Percy
Barrix
Rowen
Sustaiot
Dre Omy
Prinones Wan Binohar Lancasy
Thomas Mrys
Enrng
Fuiaea Fergueon
Great Street
Xxorne
Elizabeth Street
Rosmay Feow Rim Peeox
George Millar
Jang Hare
Andrew Brewster
Stoemaker
Nun's Hotel
Bourkeste
Grost Bazrke Treet
Brown
Edward Brews
Collins
Collins Street
Fiale
Korfyat
John Moore
Charles Williams
Edward Lynch
John Williams
Alias Henriques
Henry Robinson
Trinet
Moore
Edward White
Bedenin
Buealearust
Dryton
William Sith
Sid Inet
Hart
Parenc.igent
Steven
Black
Great Bourke Street
Smith
Grid
Tus Corres Sory Horeneacrea
Samuel Phillips
James Young
William Holtrooke
Joseph Brown
Seith
Taylor
Clothier
Great Colling Street
Neil M'Cuire
Sirah Young
Princiur Youryg
Swandton
Losadals
Holkencke
Phillips
Titehaus
Williams
Phaillypa Wa
Holbrooike
Anil Om
Fin
Havar
Lina
Anuh
Beuwn
Howes
Constabs Limam
Abe Vaylov
Galgutuian
Joan Pry
bin Dray
Murkabde
Pigninglao
Mache
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Sephema Cott
Oouxr
Mandy
Foreur Fan
Gertan
Threoas
Aide
Tolfbafon
Casa
Serra
Holvext Court
Belorn Fila
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