CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The following is the calendar for the October sittings of the Supreme Court, which commeuce on Monday next, before Mr. Justice Ward, who has been appointed to take the place of Mr. Justice Gillies, during his absence : —William Marwood English, arson ; Jeremiah McCarthy, arson; Christian Johnson, attempted rape; John Hendrickson (alias Hansen and Ferguson), larceny; Michael Lunny (two charges), attempted mur* der; Poihipi, otherwise Te Maipi, breaking and entering; James Milne, larceny ; Henry John Humphreys, larceny (two charges); William Keid, indecent assault; Denis r Murphy, cattle stealing (three charges); James Dodde, attempted rape ; Thomas Chambers, forging and uttering; James MoAnally, illegally pawning; Thos. Carter and Hugh McAnally, cattle stealing ; Stephen Spalding, arson; James Leslie Martin and Daniel Dooley, larceny; Win, Marwood English, embezzlement (6 charges); Patrick Anderson, breaking and entering ; Luke O'Brien, breaking and entering (two charges); John Thomas Clarke, arson ; Thos. Woaton, breaking and entering ; John Colly and Henry Jones, burglary ; James Kay, libel; George Harcourt, embezzlement and misappropriation (five charges); Charles Fredk. Baker, larceny; Henry Williams, larceny (uvo charges); and John Bradie, forging and uttering.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7757, 1 October 1886, Page 5
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