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Subject Index A-K
Aboriginal defendant R. v. Musquito and Black Jack, 1824; R. v. Tibbs, 1824; R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826
Aboriginal tracker R. v. Slattery, 1826
Aborigines, conflict with Government Notices Concerning Aborigines, 1830
Aborigines, doubts about imposition of English law on R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826
Aborigines, killing of R. v. Tibbs, 1824
Aborigines, mass attacks by R. v. Musquito and Black Jack, 1824
Aborigines, massacre of R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826
Aborigines, rape of R. v. Farrell, 1824
Aborigines, removal from Van Diemen's Land R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826
accessories before the fact R. v. Regan, 1838
accomplice (see approver)
account stated Henty v. Stewart, 1834
accused acts for self R. v. Williams (No. 1), 1843
Admiralty, jurisdiction R.
v. Cam, 1832
admiralty, prize vessel Laurie
v. Griffiths, 1825
admissions, under duress R. v. Sparks, 1843
African, criminal defendant R. v. Johnston, 1836
agency Hudson v. Stubbs, 1830; Davis v. Jennings, 1842
aiding and abetting R. v. Matthews, Holden and Smith, 1824; R. v. Musquito and Black Jack, 1824; R. v. Kelly, 1842
Allenvale Kennedy v. Bent, 1830
ambush R. v. Wright, 1832
animals, dangerous Turner v. Rand, 1828
animals, impounded Farrell v. McKenna, 1830; Morrisby v. Olding, 1830; R. v. Foley, 1833
appeals Mason v. Lascelles, 1836; Rose v. Smith, 1837; Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843; In re Morgan, 1843; Tetley v. Sherwin, 1843
appeals, right to appeal In re Riley, 1842
appeals, to England R. v. Broughton, 1826; R. v. Murray, 1826; In re Stephen, 1842; Tetley v. Sherwin, 1842
approver, evidence of R. v. Butler, Davis and others, 1824; R. v. Butler, Evans, Lush and Brown, 1824; R. v. Jaques, 1832; R. v. Wright, 1832; R. v. Davidson, 1834; R. v. Kirkham, 1835; R. v. McKay and Lamb, 1837
arbitration R. v. Murray, 1826; Stubbs v. Hudson, 1829; Smith v. McRae, 1830; Thomas v. Fereday, 1830; King v. De Dassell, 1834; Allan v. Meredith, 1842; Dobson v. Gregson, 1843
arrest of judgment R. v. Bent (No. 1), 1825; R. v. Bent, 1826; R. v. Kirwan, 1826; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835; R. v. Goodwin, 1838
arrest, police powers Mooney v. Walters, 1834
arson R. v. Stanfield and Crahan, 1824; R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826
Arthur, Governor, libel of R. v. Bent (No. 1), 1825; R. v. Bent (No. 2), 1825
assault R. v. Evans, 1824; R. v. Thompson and others, 1824; Crowther v. Carns, 1825; Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825; R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826; R. v. Kellie, 1826; Horton v. Kermode and Dickenson, 1827; Gunby v Richards, 1827; R. v. Dillon, 1827; Marsh v. Walford, 1831; R. v. Laird, 1832; R. v. Liddle, 1832; R. v. Smiley, 1832; White v. Budds, 1832; Woodward v. Oakes, 1832; Elliott v. Lovett, 1833; Hart v. Hurst, 1833; Hely v. Reynolds, 1833; Meredith v. Lord, 1833; R. v. Edwards, 1833; R. v. Greenwould, 1834; Mooney v. Walters, 1834; R. v. Connell, 1835; Shoobridge v. Dunn, 1835; R. v. Cleary, 1836; R. v. Rowlands (No. 1), 1836; Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836; Dell v. Ives, 1838; R. v. Rowlands, 1838; Currie v. Allen, 1842; R. v. Blake, 1842; R. v. Littleton, 1842; Drum v. Price, 1843
assault, between legal practitioners Rowlands v. Cartwright, 1830
assault, criminal R. v. Shirreff, 1843
assault, endangered plaintiff's life Burton v. Driscoll, 1834
assault, horsewhip Darke v. Brown, 1833
assault, provocation R. v. Gregson, 1837
assessment of damages, dishonoured bill of exchange Cartwright v. Mulgrave, 1826
assumpsit Jackson v. Carron, 1827
assumpsit, implied Van Diemen's Land Company v. Hay, 1832; Van Diemen's Land Company v. Miller, 1833
attempted murder R. v. Laird, 1832; R. v. Smiley, 1832; R. v. Edwards, 1833; R. v. Johnston, 1836; R. v. Hudson, 1837; R. v. Littleton, 1842
attorney, action to enforce costs McMinn v. Bennett, 1843
attorney, allegation against Rowlands v. Pendlebury, 1833
attorney, criminal defendant R. v. Piddock, 1827
attorney, defamation action brought by Butler v. Bent, 1830
Attorney General, attempt to strike off roll of In re Gellibrand, 1825
Attorney General, criminal prosecution of R. v. Montagu, 1829
Attorney General, legal practice of In re Gellibrand, 1825
Attorney General, libel of Stephen v. Melville, 1837
Attorney General, private practice R. v. Kirwan, 1826; Stephen v. Melville, 1837
Attorney General, suspension of Murray v. Stephen, 1826
auctioneers' fees Hayes v. Stracey, 1835
auctions Morrisby
v. Olding, 1830; Espie
v. Armytage and Hays, 1837; Underwood
v. Willis, 1838
autrefois acquit R. v. Clarke, 1824; R. v. Kirwan, 1826; R. v. Thomas and James, 1827; R. v. Cam, 1832; R. v. Smith (No. 1), 1843
Bagdad Espie v. Armytage and Hays, 1837
bail R. v. Solomon, 1829
bailment Jackson v. Carron, 1827; King v. De Dassell, 1834; Newlove v. Lewis, 1842
bailment, voluntary Gregson v. Bradley, 1830
balance of account Solomon v. Davis, 1832; Crowther v. Lewis, 1833; Attorney General v. Henty, 1835
Banco Court, disagreement between judges R. v. Rowlands, 1837; Rose v. Smith, 1837
bank note R. v. Chillingworth, 1832
Bank of Van Diemen's Land R. v. Gelden and Davis, 1824
banking Dunn v. Stynes, 1830; Henty v. Stewart, 1834; Attorney General v. Henty, 1835
bark, trade in Solomon v. Davis, 1832
bastardy Stone v. Macarthur, 1833; Kennedy v. Lowe, 1835
benefit of clergy R. v. Madden, 1829
bill of lading Murdoch v. Solomon, 1832
bills of exchange Cartwright v. Mulgrave, 1826; R. v. Murray, 1826; Rowlands v. Speke, 1830; Fergusson v. M’Kay, 1831; Wintle v. Johnstone, 1831; Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Makepeace v. Lazarus, 1833; Rowlands v. Pendlebury, 1833; Underwood v. Willis, 1838; R. v. Tatlow, 1843
bills of exchange, consideration Wilson v. Foster, 1831
bills of exchange, dishonour Dunn v. Stynes, 1831
bills of exchange, forgery Molloy v. Sorell, 1832
Birch's Bay R. v. Allan, 1824
Black Act R. v. Kellie, 1826
blacksmiths Russell v. Condell, 1833
board and lodging Bell v. Folly, 1833
bond, action on Gellibrand v. Ross, 1835
Bothwell Hay v. Wentworth, 1833
boxing match R. v. Kelly, 1842
breaking and entering R. v. Moir, 1825
breaking and entering a dwelling house R. v. Molineaux, 1833
brewery, damage to Jacomb v. Calder, 1842
Bridgewater R. v. Liddle, 1832
Brighton R. v. Allen, 1832
Bruny Island R. v. Wilkes, 1830
burglary R. v. Burgess and others, 1824; R. v. Farrel and Redman, 1824; R. v. Lindon, 1824; R. v. Thompson and others, 1824; R. v. Broadhurst, 1825; R. v. Clements, 1832; R. v. Jenks, 1832; R. v. Giles, 1833; R. v. Walters, 1833; R. v. Webb, 1833; R. v. Lawrence, 1836; R. v. Hawes, Adams and Stewart, 1837; R. v. Wilson, 1843
burglary, definition of R. v. Kirwan, 1826
burglary, elements of R. v. Hawkins, 1843
bushranger, capital punishment R. v. Buchan, 1834
bushranging R. v. Evans, 1824; R. v. Thompson and others, 1824; R. v. Bagley and Bellamy, 1825; R. v. McCabe, 1825; R. v. Priest and Brown, 1825; R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826; R. v. Slattery, 1826; R. v. Routley, 1830; R. v. Clements, 1832; R. v. Hyam, 1832; R. v. Deacon, 1833; R. v. Molineaux, 1833; Meredith v. Lord, 1833; R. v. Ward, 1834; R. v. Regan, 1838; R. v. Cash, 1843; R. v. Jeffs, 1843; R. v. Pickering, 1843; R. v. Reed (No. 1), 1843; R. v. Reed (No. 2), 1843
bushranging, female R. v. Webb, 1833
business goodwill, sale of Melville v. Bent, 1832
business history Solomon v. Davis, 1832
Campbell Town Tier R. v. Daley and others, 1837
cannibalism R. v. Pearce, 1824
capital punishment R. v. Broadhurst, 1825; R. v. McCabe, 1825; R. v. James, 1828; R. v. Campbell, 1830; R. v. Thomas, 1830; R. v. Wilkes, 1830; R. v. Alder, 1832; R. v. Gow, 1832; R. v. Deacon, 1833; R. v. Edwards, 1833; R. v. Jones, 1833; R. v. Buchan, 1834; R. v. Fox, 1834; R. v. Greenwould, 1834; R. v. Ward, 1834; R. v. Bryan, 1835; R. v. Hibbill, 1836; R. v. Johnston, 1836; R. v. Lawrence, 1836; R. v. Guillem, 1837; R. v. Regan, 1838; R. v. Ainsworth, 1842; R. v. Bowtell, 1843; R. v. Chiffey, 1843; R. v. Reed (No. 1), 1843
capital punishment, abolition of R. v. Farquharson and Webster, 1826; R. v. Madden, 1829; R. v. Kirwan, 1831; R. v. Jones, 1842
capital punishment, anatomising R. v. Davidson, 1834
capital punishment, benefit of clergy, R. v. Murray, 1827
capital punishment, colonial extension of R. v. Williams (No. 2), 1843
capital punishment, dissection R. v. Cash, 1843
capital punishment, exhibition of the body at the site of the crime R. v. McKay and Lamb, 1837
capital punishment, in chains R. v. McKay and Lamb, 1837
capital punishment, mass executions R. v. Murray, 1827
capital punishment, numbers hanged R. v. Farquharson and Webster, 1826
capital punishment, public spectacle R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826; R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826; R. v. Brown, 1827; R. v. Madden, 1829; R. v. Davidson, 1834
capital punishment, time of execution R. v. Cash, 1843
Carlton River R. v. Routley, 1830
carnal knowledge of child R. v. Farrell, 1824; R. v. Matthews, Holden and Smith, 1824; R. v. Ayton, 1835; R. v. Ainsworth, 1842
carriage of goods R. v. Glew, 1832
Cash, Martin R. v. Cash, 1843
cattle Owen and Lord v. Schaw, 1835
cattle, partnership in Salter v. Oakes, 1831
Caveat Board In re Griffiths, 1834; Sharp v. Gregson, 1835; Terry v. Spode, 1835; Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836; Willison v. Maine, 1836; Murphy v. Daly, 1837; Lord v. Jackson, 1838; Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
certiorari In re Riley, 1842
cheques Barrow v. Montagu, 1833
Chief Justice, separation of powers In re Melville, 1835
child, convict R. v. Kinseala, 1832
child, criminal defendant R. v. Kinseala, 1832
child, killing of (see infanticide)
child support, action for Stone v. Macarthur, 1833
children, criminal defendants R. v. Fielding and Newton, 1825; R. v. Humphreys, 1830; R. v. Moon, 1843; R. v. Sparks, 1843; R. v. Walker, 1843
China, trade with Wright v. Kramer, 1843
Chinese defendant R. v. Awaan, 1842
civil actions, lack of Patterson v. Lord, 1826
civil procedure Farrell v. McKenna, 1830; Thomas v. Fereday, 1830; Fergusson v. M’Kay, 1831; Blastpiel v. McNeely, 1833; Martin v. Smith, 1833; Luck v. Rowlands, 1835; Murray v. Murray, 1836; Friend v. Goodwin, 1838; Abbott v. Rowlands, 1843; Dobson v. Frazer, 1843; Dobson v. Gregson, 1843; Doe dem. Learmonth v. Barnes, 1843
civil procedure, choice of procedures R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
civil procedure, formalities of documents Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832
civil procedure, notices Meredith v. Hepburn, 1834
civil procedure, record of decision In re Riley, 1842
civil procedure, technical errors in documents Woodward v. Betts, 1832
clergyman, unchristian conduct of Wigmore v. Horne, 1842
clothing, price of Lewis v. Dowsett, 1832
coal mining R. v. Bellis, 1838
Coal River R. v. Bagley and Bellamy, 1825; R. v. McCabe, 1825; R. v. Davis and Cruit, 1826; R. v. Ellis, 1826
company law Ex parte Gillies v. Horne, 1843
concealing birth R. v. King, 1842
confession R. v. Guillem, 1837; R. v. Williams, 1842
conflict of laws Blastpiel v. McNeely, 1833
constable, refusal to assist R. v. Hogg, 1824
contempt of court In re Gellibrand, 1825; In re Sinclair, 1827; R. v. Bent, 1830; In re Melville, 1835; R. v. Dudfield, 1838
contempt of court, abuse of process Luck v. Rowlands, 1835
contempt of court, by witness R. v. Webb, 1833
contempt of court, by press R. v. Phillips (No. 1), 1833; R. v. Connell, 1835
contempt of court, criticism of judges treated as libel R. v. Macdougall, 1843
contempt of court, imprisonment Kerr v. St John, 1842
contract, breach of Kemp and Co. v. Basstian, 1824; Smith v. McRae, 1830; Salter v. Oakes, 1831; Stocker v. Stanfield, 1831; Van Diemen's Land Company v. Hay, 1832; Woodward v. Betts, 1832; Clarke and Ladds v. Presnell, 1833; Archer v. Evans, 1837; In re Ives v. Mitchall, 1842
contract, consideration Wilson v. Foster, 1831
contract, effect of drunkenness Salter v. Oakes, 1831
contract, performance Morrison v. Swanton, 1834
contract, rescission Salter v. Oakes, 1831
contract, restraint of trade clause Melville v. Bent, 1832
contract, rule against parol evidence Salter v. Oakes, 1831
contract, termination for breach Archer v. Evans, 1837
contract to supply flour R. v. Bogle, 1842
conveyancing Bilton v. Smith, 1831; Orchard v. Curtis, 1833; Rose v. Smith, 1837
conveyancing, informal Bilton v. Smith, 1830; Willison v. Maine, 1836; Lord v. Jackson, 1838
convict assignments R. v. Jenks, 1832; R. v. Hamilton, 1838
convict discipline R. v. Browne (No. 2), 1833; R. v. Hudson, 1837; In re Morgan, 1843
convict escape R. v. Allan, 1824; R. v. Oats, 1824; R. v. Pearce, 1824; R. v. Thompson and others, 1824; Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825; R. v. Bond, 1827; R. v. Brown, 1827; R. v. Lacey, 1827; R. v. Madden, 1829; R. v. Solomon, 1829; R. v. Clements, 1832; R. v. Jenks, 1832; R. v. Maguire, 1832; R. v. Oxley, 1832; R. v. Wright, 1832; Fletcher v. Skardon, 1833; Martin v. Smith, 1833; R. v. Ashton and Hargreaves, 1833; R. v. Deacon, 1833; R. v. Johnston, 1836; R. v. Daley and others, 1837; R. v. Hamilton, 1838; R. v. Reed (No. 1), 1843; R. v. Williams (No. 2), 1843
convict escape, chain gang R. v. Webb, 1833
convict escape, harbouring Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832
convict escape, man killed during R. v. Bellis, 1838
convict escape, seizure of ship R. v. Cam, 1832
convict escape, to South America R. v. Shiers and others, 1837
convict evidence R. v. Allen, 1832; R. v. Gregson, 1832; R. v. Liddle, 1832; R. v. Lord, 1834; R. v. Watts, 1834; Attorney General v. Henty, 1835; R. v. Guillem, 1837
convict, probation party R. v. Littleton, 1842
convict punishment R. v. Gellard, 1833
convict servant, maltreatment of R. v. Ryley, 1824
convict service R. v. Shaw, 1824; O'Connor v. Meredith, 1833
convict service, assignment of R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
convict service, gangs R. v. Roberts and Elliott, 1826
convict service, loan of services R. v. Wilks, 1833
convict service, transfer of R. v. Moring, 1825
convict service, withdrawal of assignments Bryan v. Lyttleton, 1834; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
convicts, attitude to sentence R. v. Dutton, 1833
convicts, payment of R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
convicts, road gang R. v. Fielding and Newton, 1825; R. v. Priest and Brown, 1825; R. v. Deacon, 1833; R. v. Hudson, 1837
convicts, theft among R. v. Meadowcroft, 1843
convicts, treatment of R. v. Gerard, 1843
Cornwall Bank Attorney General v. Henty, 1835
corruption, allegation of R. v. Murray, 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
costs, legal Marsh v. Walford, 1831; Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836; R. v. Rowlands, 1837
costs, recovery of McMinn v. Bennett, 1843
costs, ruinous True Colonist on the Supreme Court, 1836
counties, absence of in Van Diemen's Land R. v. Cam, 1832
court house In re Gellibrand, 1825
court house, condition of Drum v. Gregson, 1843
Court of Requests Heaney v. Troy, 1833; Davidson v. Moore, 1835; Ex parte Burnett, 1843; Ex parte Morgan, 1843
court room and proceedings, description of Fitwell v. Testy, 1829
criminal defendants, right to counsel R. v. Guillem, 1837
criminal information, alterations to R. v. Meredith and others, 1824
criminal information, error in R. v. Perry, 1825
criminal information, objection to R. v. Ross, 1842
criminal law, burden of proof R. v. Reardon and Tydey, 1824
criminal law, “ungovernable act of passion” R. v. Mansfield, 1842
criminal libel R. v. Meredith and others, 1824; R. v. Bent (No. 1), 1825; R. v. Bent (No. 2), 1825; R. v. Bent, 1826; R. v. Bent, 1827; R. v. Montagu, 1829; R. v. Gregson, 1832; R. v. Browne (No. 1), 1833; R. v. Browne (No. 2), 1833; R. v. Gellard, 1833; R. v. Murray, 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835; R. v. Rowe, 1835; R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836; R. v. Robertson, 1837; Murray v. Bent, 1838; R. v. Goodwin, 1838; R. v. Goodwin, 1843
criminal procedure R. v. Clarke, 1824; R. v. Baynton, 1826; R. v. Wood, 1828; Hay v. Wentworth, 1833; R. v. Molineaux, 1833; R. v. Lewis, 1834; R. v. Rowlands, 1838; In re Morgan, 1843; R. v. Goodwin, 1843; R. v. Macdougall, 1843; R. v. Smith (No. 1), 1843; R. v. Williams (No. 3), 1843
criminal procedure, application for postponement R. v. Jones, 1842
criminal procedure, costs of proceedings R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
criminal procedure, error in R. v. Ward, 1834
criminal procedure, name of victim R. v. Smith (No. 2), 1843
criminal procedure, uncertain charge R. v. Bogle, 1842
criminal procedure, want of prosecution R. v. Thomas and James, 1827
criminal procedure, whether offence against statute or common law R. v. Bogle, 1842
criminal prosecutions, excessive technicality R. v. Merrett, 1833
criminal prosecutions, right to counsel R. v. Cam, 1832
criminal sentence, burn on the hand R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826
criminal trials, legal representation in R. v. Butler, Evans, Lush and Brown, 1824
Cross Marsh R. v. McCabe, 1825; R. v. Priest and Brown, 1825; R. v. Slattery, 1826; Thomson v. Stanfield, 1830; R. v. Clements, 1832
Crown accounts, disorder in R. v. Broughton, 1826
Crown debts, fraud In re Thomas, 1833
Crown grants, uncertain Willison v. Maine, 1836
Crown land In re Loane v. D’Hotman, 1834
Crown mercy R. v. Landsall, 1829; R. v. Giles, 1833; In re Melville, 1835; R. v. Cash, 1843
Crown Solicitor R. v. Ross, 1842
Crown treasury Attorney General v. Henty, 1835
currency R. v. Gelden and Davis, 1824; Cartwright v. Mulgrave, 1826
currency, exchange rates R. v. Hawkins, 1843
currency, wheat as Kemp and Co. v. Basstian, 1824
customs, evading duty Proctor Qui Tam v. Cleburne, 1834
dam, erection of Jacomb v. Calder, 1842
damages, appeal against Kennedy v. Bent, 1830
damages, assessment of, libel Kennedy v. Bent, 1830
damages, date of assessment Morrisby v. Olding, 1830
damages, date of assessment in trover Drum v. Gregson, 1843
damages, exemplary Drum v. Price, 1843
damages, expectation Woodward v. Betts, 1832; Archer v. Evans, 1837
damages, false imprisonment Hay v. Wentworth, 1833
death recorded R. v. Oxley, 1832; R. v. Ashton and Hargreaves, 1833; R. v. Steven, 1833; R. v. Steel, 1834; R. v. Chiffey, 1843; R. v. Reed (No. 2), 1843
death, proof of R. v. Hibbill, 1836
debt recovery Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Rowlands v. Pendlebury, 1833; Russell v. Condell, 1833; Abbott v. Rowlands, 1843
deed, consideration Orchard v. Curtis, 1833
deed, fraud Orchard v. Curtis, 1833
defamation Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Benjamin v. Griffiths, 1834
delays in court R. v. Solomon, 1829
delays in litigation True Colonist on the Supreme Court, 1836
Derwent Bank R. v. Steven, 1833
detinue King v. De Dassell, 1834
dogs Turner v. Rand, 1828
domestic violence Hely v. Reynolds, 1833; Currie v. Allen, 1842; R. v. Turner, 1842
double jeopardy R. v. Smith (No. 1), 1843
dower Lord v. Birch, 1838
drunkenness R. v. Ryley, 1824; R. v. McMahon, 1833; R. v. Wilks, 1833
drunkenness, defence of Dunn v. Stynes, 1830
drunkenness, effect on contractual capacity Salter v. Oakes, 1831
drunkenness, no defence R. v. Buckley, 1824
duelling R. v. Kermode and Hood, 1824; In re Sinclair, 1827; R. v. Lewis, 1834; R. v. Rowlands (No. 1), 1836; Gregson v. Arthur, 1837; R. v. Gregson, 1837
dwelling house, damage to Stewart v. Cheyne, 1842
dwelling house, forcible entry R. v. Clayton and Scott, 1824
dwelling house, meaning of R. v. Clayton and Scott, 1824
ejectment Fisher v. Gellie, 1833; Morgan v. Smith, 1833; Terry v. Spode, 1835; Doe dem. Butler v. Martin, 1842; Doe dem. Learmonth v. Barnes, 1843; Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
embezzlement R. v. Moring, 1825; Curr v. Goodwin, 1842; R. v. Spencer, 1843
embezzlement, Crown victim R. v. Broughton, 1826; R. v. Ross, 1842
entrapment R. v. Deacon, 1833
Epping Forest R. v. Regan, 1838
equity Bethune v. Hervel, 1825; Stubbs v. Hudson, 1829; Melville v. Bent, 1832; Scott v. Dobson, 1843
equity procedure Anonymous (No. 1), 1838
equity, judicial ignorance about Espie v. Armytage and Hays, 1837
equity, delay in Lord v. Birch, 1838
evidence R. v. Reed (No. 2), 1843
evidence of documents, primary and secondary Murray v. Stephen, 1826
evidence of official appointments, Gazette Morrisby v. Olding, 1830
evidence, admissions under duress R. v. Sparks, 1843
evidence, credibility of witness Molloy v. Sorell, 1832
evidence, hearsay R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
evidence, offer of settlement inadmissible Salter v. Oakes, 1831
evidence, not received but relied on In re Ballinger, 1834
evidence, rule against parties' Horton v. Kermode and Dickenson, 1827
evidence, view Kearney v. McKay, 1830
evidence, view by jury R. v. Kellie, 1826
evidence, witnesses’ expenses R. v. Wilson, 1843
evidence, writing of the deceased R. v. McKay and Lamb, 1837
execution of judgment, stay on Dobson v. Gregson, 1843
false arrest Meredith v. Lord, 1833
false imprisonment Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825; Worford v. Watts, 1832; Desborough v. Roper, 1833; Fletcher v. Skardon, 1833; Hay v. Wentworth, 1833; Mooney v. Walters, 1834; Mooney v. Walters, 1835; Drum v. Price, 1843
farm tenancy Cleburne v. Meredith, 1843
farm work Cotterill v. Hill, 1832
felony attaint Clark v. Sheriff of Van Diemen's Land, 1829; Field v. Baker, 1831; R. v. Watts, 1834
felony attaint, criticism of R. v. Best, 1830
Female Factory, riot R. v. Shirreff, 1843
ferries, damage to Stallard v. McCormack, 1831
fieri facias Flowerdew v. Fereday, 1830; Kennedy v. Bent, 1830; Wells v. Fereday, 1830; Rowlands v. Pendlebury, 1833
fieri facias, land Luck v. Rowlands, 1835; Willison v. Maine, 1836
fieri facias, lost writ Murray v. Wells, 1832
flogging R.
v. Greenwould, 1834
flogging, public R. v. Murray, 1827
foreign attachment Opinion on Imprisonment for Debt, 1831
forgery R. v. Clarke, 1824; R. v. Gelden and Davis, 1824; R. v. Pearson and Clarke, 1824; R. v. Perry, 1825; forgery R. v. Baynton, 1826; R. v. Kerr, 1826; R. v. Murray, 1826; R. v. Murray, 1827; R. v. Piddock, 1827; R. v. Chillingworth, 1832; R. v. Steven, 1833; R. v. Fox, 1834; Attorney General v. Henty, 1835
forgery and uttering R. v. Arnold, 1843; R. v. Tatlow, 1843
forgery, defence of Dunn v. Stynes, 1830
fraud R. v. Perry, 1825
fraud, attempt to defraud Government R. v. Bogle, 1842
gambling debt (see also assault, horsewhip) Crowther v. Lewis, 1833
gaol delivery Ex parte Robertson, 1835
gentlemanly conduct R. v. Kermode and Hood, 1824; R. v. Meredith and others, 1824
gentlemanly conduct, laws of honour Gilles v. Pugh, 1842
George Town R. v. Goodwin, 1838
gig, hired, damage to Newlove v. Lewis, 1842
Gillibrand, Attorney General, address of R. v. Tibbs, 1824
Glenorchy R. v. Reardon and Tydey, 1824; Bilton v. Smith, 1830
goods sold and delivered Lewis v. Dowsett, 1832; Blastpiel v. McNeely, 1833; goods sold and delivered Davidson v. Moore, 1835
government officer, defendant in criminal case R. v. Lord, 1834
government treasury Barrow v. Montagu, 1833
Governor, power to appoint pound keepers Morrisby v. Olding, 1830
Governor Arthur, interference with litigation Murray v. Stephen, 1826
Governor Arthur, involvement in litigation R. v. Gregson, 1832
Governor Arthur, libel of R. v. Bent, 1826
Grand Jury R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
Great Swan Port R. v. Deacon, 1833
Grindstone Bay R. v. Musquito and Black Jack, 1824
habeas corpus In re Warton, 1824; R. v. Dillon, 1827; R. v. Solomon, 1829; Kerr v. St John, 1842; In re Morgan, 1843; R. v. Williams (No. 3), 1843
highway robbery R. v. Thompson and others, 1824; R. v. McCabe, 1825 R. v. Priest and Brown, 1825; R. v. Daley and others, 1837; R. v. Paget, 1837; R. v. Bowtell, 1843; R. v. Cash, 1843
Hobart, change of name Marsh v. Walford, 1831
horse racing R. v. Glew, 1832
horse trading Salmon v. Wilson, 1831
horsewhipping R. v. Rowlands (No. 1), 1836; R. v. Gregson, 1837
horses, breeding Stocker v. Stanfield, 1831
housebreaking R. v. Roberts and Elliott, 1826
hue and cry R. v. Cash, 1843
hulk, escape from R. v. Oxley, 1832
idiocy R. v. Pearson and Clarke, 1824
illiteracy Rowlands v. Speke, 1830
immigration Van Diemen's Land Company v. Miller, 1833
immigration ship Stone v. Macarthur, 1833
imprisonment for debt In re Oakes, 1826; In re Wells, 1829; Butler v. Bent, 1830; Crowther v. Lewis, 1833; Molloy v. Luck, 1835; In re McShane, 1843
imprisonment for debt, abolition Opinion on Imprisonment for Debt, 1831
imprisonment for debt, groats Peters v. Nicholls, 1831;
imprisonment for debt, women Peters v. Nicholls, 1831
in forma pauperis Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
inciting breach of peace R. v. Lewis, 1834
India R. v. Dillon, 1827
indictment (see also criminal information)
infancy R. v. McBean, 1837
infanticide R. v. McLauchlan, 1830; R. v. Masters, 1835; R. v. King, 1842
injunction Melville v. Bent, 1832
injunction, interlocutory Stubbs v. Hudson, 1829
injunction, to restrain proceedings at common law Bethune v. Hervel, 1825
injunction, to prevent sale of land In re Loane v. D’Hotman, 1834
insanity, defence of R. v. Pearson and Clarke, 1824; R. v. Dillon, 1827; R. v. Piddock, 1827; R. v. Best, 1830; R. v. Smith (No. 2), 1843
insolvency In re Wells, 1829; Flowerdew v. Fereday, 1830; Kennedy v. Bent, 1830; Fergusson v. M’Kay, 1831; Peters v. Nicholls, 1831; Wise v. Kemp, 1835; In re Dudfield, 1838; In re Riley, 1842; Cleburne v. Meredith, 1843; Ex parte Gillies v. Horne, 1843
insolvency, discharge from In re McShane, 1843
insolvency, fraud Wells v. Fereday, 1830
insolvency, purpose of In re Jones, 1843
interpreter R. v. Awaan, 1842
Jericho R. v. Fielding and Newton, 1825; R. v. Landsall, 1829
judges, administer law and do not legislate Molloy v. Luck, 1835
judges, conflict between Anonymous (No. 1), 1838
judges, conflict with counsel R. v. D'Hotman, 1842
judges, disagreement In re Ives v. Mitchall, 1842
judgments, enforcement of Abbott v. Rowlands, 1843
judicial review, administrative body In re Griffiths, 1834
judicial bias, allegation of R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835; True Colonist on the Supreme Court, 1836
judiciary, independence of R. v. Thomas and James, 1827
jury trial R. v. Magistrates of Hobart Town, 1825; Horton v. Kermode and Dickenson, 1827; Butler v. Bent, 1830; Molloy v. Sorell, 1832; Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832; Martin v. Smith, 1833; Bryan v. Lyttleton, 1834; Pearce v. Loane, 1834; R. v. Widdicomb, 1834
jury, challenge to R. v. Bryan, 1835
jury, disagreement R. v. Salmon, 1829; Wise v. Kemp, 1835; Naylor v. Murray, 1837; R. v. Butterfield, 1843
jury, discharge of R. v. Butterfield, 1843
jury finds against Judge's directions multiple times Tetley v. Sherwin, 1842
jury, judge of law and fact R. v. Gellard, 1833; Schaw v. Meredith, 1833
jury, judicial pressure on R. v. Laird, 1832
jury, limits of available verdict R. v. Buckley, 1824
jury, membership R. v. Widdicomb, 1834
jury, request for Jorgenson v. Loane, 1834
jury, whether trustworthy Hay v. Wentworth, 1834
jury verdict, majority Gregson v. Arthur, 1837
jury verdict, overturned Tetley v. Sherwin, 1842
Kangaroo Point Orchard v. Curtis, 1833
King's River R. v. Pearce, 1824