Murrurund Police Court May 1879 Proceedings
The Murrurund Police Court on a Tuesday in May 1879 handled cases including a charge of throwing stones with no show of the parties. A separate case involved obtaining money by false pretence with a 240 cheque drawn on the Commercial Hawk at Taubworth, proceedings featuring Jacob Johnstone and others as witnesses. The bench remanded the accused for trial at the next Quarter Sessions on June 18, with bail set at £8 in sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Chas
Fay
Neary T. Sanderson
Welmalay
A. Johnstone
Taubworth
Jacob Lenry Johnstone
Willow Tree
Ani
Prisaier
Pieter Woritess
Che
Warrali
Weil
Weil Ie
Ieee
Attmeli
Eliayity Rm
Hiv
Chen
Ponetalle Cowan
Ali Watt
Ductan Chien
Eerie el
Maerrieindooe
Pasuiwerth
Eliapar
Gwynne
Trismnor
Semone
Murmur of Exemption and Court Drama in Murrurundi
A garbled report from Murrurundi describes exemptions from bigotry and a local court case. It mentions a Kaok clan, Sydney travel, fines, and possible legal actions over religious or social disputes. The piece references a petition, ministerial roles, and community tensions surrounding a public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrurundi
Fc Uphede
Mockley
Kaok
Beaven Sydney
Ral
Brian Olyoet
Meirittiekly
Anya
Bern
Bert Ber
Tates
Merida
Pippatios
Eeanne Hital
Pulbath
Begging Impostor Sentenced at Armidale Court
At Armidale Police Court Jacut Joep Hart faced charges of vagrancy begging and disorderly conduct. A constable's testimony described Hart displaying a begging list with town residents names and soliciting alms. He was convicted and sentenced to two calendar months hard labour with gaol funds forfeited to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
Joep Hart
Elliots
Wagreney
McLean
Be Sure it's your Wife and Then Go Ahead
A garbled narrative describes a chaotic scene with unclear actions and identities. The fragmented text mentions a capital area event and references various people and places in a confused sequence. No coherent incident or outcome is clearly evidenced.
Fragmented Memoir Fragment Amidst Scribbled Notes
A garbled stream of OCR text presents a collage of names, dates, and places with little coherent narrative. Amid the jumbled words, recurring fragments hint at people and events, yet no clear news item or central action emerges from the unreadable passage.
Funeral rites and trial of a local impostor exposed
In a parish burial, a crowd follows the coffin as the Rev T L Parvier conducts the service. A scam accused by authorities unfolds as a discredited benefactor, Lord Agdley, is named amid a tale of gullibility and counterfeit charity, ending with police involvement and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Fay Wimiber
Bleconeim
T. L. Parvier
Rich
Charles Wan
Lew Dian
Agdley
Aldermen in Court Hear Alibi and Election Case Details
A long court record from Tamworth Local Police Court describes Aldermen and officials involved in a municipal election case. Prosecution, witnesses, and a clerk's minutes are cited as the proceedings unfold, including alibi claims and procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tareilay
Teoully
Hanno
D. W. Irving
Choe
Hanley
Alef Giantf
Levien
Healey Benneett
Tie
Calles
Daniel Venes
Tamworth
Connell
Nalini
Dewel
Wil
Anil
Olen
Coleen
Magiateato
Laweye
Cohan
Hamehier
Election controversy and alderman eligibility questioned
The report discusses an election dispute involving eight aldermen including Cohen and Lye, questioning who was validly elected, and whether Cohen could hold council membership. It notes legal interpretations, penalties, and the need for timely action under the Act, with references to certificates and magistrate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Golem Wat
Cohen Ward
Levies
Pomalty St. Julian
Cobra
Lepeated
Fein
Joo Magistraio Mobil
Hianien
Quben
Alderiuian
Fragmented Elector Narrative and Voting Confusion Across Regions
The text depicts a chaotic account of voters, campaigns, and political contention with unclear names and scattered places. It references elections, candidates, and public figures amid garbled OCR, suggesting widespread confusion over dates and outcomes.
Fragmented History of Sheep Selection and Market Practices
A garbled early text discusses various figures and names tied to sheep selection and market critique. It mentions trials, weighings, and alleged mispractices by selectors who prize first class stock, contrasted with apologies for inferior sheep and potential profit from genuine quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
Lincoln
Raney
Marek
Keathoven
Ctwwold
Pete
King's Crewk
Messrs
Camptell, Batchers
Towwoomla
Dau
Chane Downs
Uriebeoe
Crown Lands-Tmcompiate Conditional Purchases
A fragmentary report concerns Crown Lands and conditional purchases under amended regulations. It references the land and sale division, court procedures, and proposed changes affecting claimants, hearings, and evidence standards, with officials and legal terms noted.
Land Courts of Enquiry Hear Condemned Land Disputes
A deputation led by Mr Masland and others sought relief before the Hecre tacy regarding Crown Lands Act of 1801 conditions. They argued conditional purchases in Monaro faced penalties and timing made proof of residence and improvements impractical, urging that declarations already given should suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacms
Masland
WH. Stewart
AW. Bevoks
Janes Hoskins
Ooina
Mr. Murphy
M.la
Mal
Hou Browe
Bocump Thape
Monaro
Ministee
Maxland
Petiton
Baynet
Gamont
Sax
Eother
Huldera
Tess
Chidek
Sierertt
Hewkins
Lost Skew Rider Reward Notice for Recovered Horse
An advertisement warns that a skewed horse named He fae fae pack lope was stolen or lost. The description details the animal's appearance and gait, noting a ribbed back and unique head and feet. A reward of five to ten pounds is offered for the return of the horse and the thief may be punished if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pete Fosta
Anne Stoway
Bo Reieanaty
Asa Rele
Uae
Eareges
Laveen Panies
Cesare
Meena
Habel
Ami
Tolbara
Untitled Colonial Tale Of Brave Hunter And Panther
An R text fragment depicts aZulu brave and companions seeking meat as a panther attack provokes a hunt. The scene shifts to a distant clash and a narrator’s reflections with scattered names and a non‑standard narrative voice. The passage ends with abrupt, garbled lines.
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Eye of
Melevlion
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Lenal Purreiaey
Vance Gifortol
Daban
Shelden
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Dolan
Hume
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