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Subject Index L-Z
land, enforcement of judgment debt against Luck v. Rowlands, 1835
land law R. v. D'Hotman, 1842; Stewart v. Cheyne, 1842; Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
land law, adverse possession Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
land law, Crown land Stewart v. Cheyne, 1842
land law, Crown grants invalid Terry v. Spode, 1835
land law, location authorities Willison v. Maine, 1836
land law, possession for 20 years Doe dem. Butler v. Martin, 1842
land law, right of way Kearney v. McKay, 1830
land law, reversionary interest Abbott v. Cheyne, 1842
land law, surveying Glover v. Birchall, 1827; Bastian v. Bridger, 1831; Terry v. Spode, 1835
land law, uncertain boundaries Barnes v. Cutts, 1843
land law, uncertain title Lord v. Jackson, 1838; Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
land law, uncertainty of location Doe dem. Learmonth v. Barnes, 1843
land law, whether building could be freehold property Stewart v. Cheyne, 1842
land titles Bilton v. Smith, 1830; Marsh v. Walford, 1831; Doe dem. Inniss v. Read, 1834; In re Griffiths, 1834; Willison v. Maine, 1836; Abbott v. Cheyne, 1842; Doe dem. Butler v. Martin, 1842
land titles, informal titleKearney v. McKay, 1830
land titles, location orders Shoobridge v. Dunn, 1835; Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836
land titles, title by prescription Kearney v. McKay, 1830
land titles, uncertainty of Patterson v. Lord, 1826; Bilton v. Grant, 1832; Harmer v. Sadler, 1832; Sharp v. Gregson, 1835; Shoobridge v. Dunn, 1835
landlord and tenant Owen v. Forbes, 1831
larceny R. v. Moring, 1825; R. v. Madden, 1829; R. v. Dudfield, 1838
laudanum R. v. Valentine, 1843
Launceston, In re Sinclair, 1827; R. v. Thomas, 1830; Cookney v. Brodie, 1833; R. v. McMahon, 1833; R. v. Davidson, 1834; R. v. Ward, 1834; R. v. Paget, 1837; R. v. Davis, 1838
Launceston Club Gilles v. Pugh, 1842
Launceston Swamp Case Abbott v. Cheyne, 1842
Launceston trial R. v. Clipham, 1827
Law Officers, private practice Pearce v. Loane, 1834
law reporting R. v. Kermode and Hood, 1824; R. v. Matthews, Holden and Smith, 1824; R. v. Bent, 1826; Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Solomon v. Davis, 1832; Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832; In re Melville, 1835; R. v. Connell, 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835; Moore v. Barnes, 1837; R. v. Gregson, 1837; R. v. Rowlands, 1837
law reporting, flamboyant Gellibrand v. Ross, 1835
legal costs, taxation of Stephen v. Crowther, 1825
legal ethics In re Gellibrand, 1825
legal practitioners, admission of R. v. Tibbs, 1824
legal profession, discipline of R. v. Rowlands, 1837
legal profession, division of Division of the Legal Profession, 1843
legal profession, duties of In re Gellibrand, 1825
legal profession, overcharging In re Oakes, 1826
legal profession, separation of Mason v. Lascelles, 1836; In re Stephen, 1842
legal profession, striking off roll In re Gellibrand, 1825; In re Stephen, 1842
legal profession, unprofessional conduct by barrister In re Stephen, 1842
Legislative Council, invalid Act of R. v. Jones, 1842
Legislative Council, power to enact and repeal R. v. Jones, 1842
legislature, campaign for R. v. Gregson, 1832
libel (see also criminal libel) Murray v. Stephen, 1826; Kennedy v. Bent, 1830; Cookney v. Brodie, 1833; O'Connor v. Meredith, 1833; Schaw v. Meredith, 1833; Gellibrand v. Ross, 1835; Molloy v. Luck, 1835; Murray v. Murray, 1836; Rose v. Smith, 1837; Stephen v. Melville, 1837; Friend v. Goodwin, 1838; Stephen v. Bent (No. 1), 1838; Stephen v. Bent (No. 2), 1838; Curr v. Goodwin, 1842; Wigmore v. Horne, 1842
libel, allegation of peculation, Naylor v. Murray, 1837
libel, assessment of damages R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836
libel, criminal R. v. Macdougall, 1843
libel, distinguished from slander R. v. Gregson, 1832
libel, elements of R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
libel, failure to respond to party invitation Gilles v. Pugh, 1842
libel, of judges R. v. Macdougall, 1843
libel, placard Gregson v. Arthur, 1837; Gregson v. Mitchell, 1837
libel, publication Meredith v. Murray, 1833; R. v. Browne (No. 1), 1833; R. v. Browne (No. 2), 1833
Lieutenant Governor's Court Willison v. Maine, 1836
liquor licensing Solomon v. Davis, 1832
litigation, rate of R. v. James, 1828
Longford R. v. Reed (No. 3), 1843
Lord Ellenborough's Act R. v. Kellie, 1826; R. v. Slattery, 1826
Lower Clyde R. v. Best, 1830
lynch law Willison v. Maine, 1836
Macquarie Harbour In re Warton, 1824; R. v. Allan, 1824; R. v. Pearce, 1824; R. v. Lacey, 1827; R. v. Cam, 1832; R. v. Maguire, 1832; R. v. Shiers and others, 1837
Macquarie Harbour, hardship at R. v. Oats, 1824; R. v. Thompson and others, 1824
magistrate, allegation of cruelty against Mason v. Lascelles, 1836
magistrate, assault on R. v. Rowlands (No. 1), 1836
magistrates, ability of Hay v. Wentworth, 1834
magistrates, action against Fletcher v. Skardon, 1833; Hay v. Wentworth, 1833; Martin v. Smith, 1833; Meredith v. Lord, 1833; R. v. Foley, 1833; Owen and Lord v. Schaw, 1835; Drum v. Price, 1843
magistrates, criticism of R. v. Beams, 1832
magistrates, litigation between Meredith v. Lord, 1833
malicious prosecution Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Worford v. Watts, 1832; Benjamin v. Griffiths, 1834; Pearce v. Loane, 1834; Gee v. Burke, 1837; Pugh v. Haygarth, 1843
mandamus R. v. Magistrates of Hobart Town, 1825
manslaughter R. v. Clipham, 1827; R. v. Glennan, 1832; R. v. Kinseala, 1832; R. v. McMahon, 1833; R. v. Bellis, 1838; R. v. Hamilton, 1838; R. v. Mansfield, 1842; R. v. Valentine, 1842; R. v. Gerard, 1843; R. v. Valentine, 1843
manslaughter, boxing R. v. Kelly, 1842
manslaughter, convict killed by convict R. v. Mansfield, 1842
manslaughter of child R. v. Awaan, 1842
Maori R. v. Dillon, 1827
maps, use of Doe dem. Inniss v. Read, 1834
Maria Island R. v. Lord, 1834
marriage, breach of promise Hawthorn v. Steel, 1833; Stone v. Macarthur, 1833; Kennedy v. Lowe, 1835
marriage, separation In re Ives v. Mitchall, 1842
married women’s legal disabilities Rose v. Smith, 1837
married women’s legal disabilities, debts Peters v. Nicholls, 1831
married women's legal disabilities, husband's liability for wife's debts In re Ives v. Mitchall, 1842
martial law Government Notices Concerning Aborigines, 1830
master and servant Barker v. Blinkworth, 1831; Van Diemen's Land Company v. Hay, 1832; Van Diemen's Land Company v. Miller, 1833
medical attention Crowther v. Lewis, 1833
medical attendance Anonymous (No. 2), 1838; R. v. Valentine, 1842
medical negligence R. v. Valentine, 1842; Pugh v. Haygarth, 1843; R. v. Valentine, 1843
medical practitioner, action for fees Anonymous (No. 2), 1838
medical practitioner, criminal prosecution of Pugh v. Haygarth, 1843; R. v. Valentine, 1843
medical qualifications Anonymous (No. 2), 1838
Millbrook estate Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
Milford Mill R. v. Daley and others, 1837
military defendants in crime R. v. Kirwan, 1826; R. v. Slattery, 1826; R. v. Campbell, 1830
money counts Van Diemen's Land Company v. Hay, 1832
Montagu J., amoval of R. v. Bryan, 1835
Montagu J., anger in court R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836; R. v. Rowlands, 1837
Montagu J., allegation of bias R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836
Montagu J., allegation of madness R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836
Montagu J., attacks on R. v. Rowlands, 1837
Montagu J., attitude to alcohol R. v. Slack, 1843
Montagu J., attitude to press Abbott v. Rowlands, 1843
Montagu J., attitudes of R. v. Wilson, 1843
Montagu J., criticism of Ex parte Robertson, 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
Montagu J., criticism of Pedder C.J. Anonymous (No. 1), 1838
Montagu J., dismissal of R. v. Bryan, 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835
Montagu J., extraordinary sentencing speech R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
Montagu J., first hearing R. v. Ashton and Hargreaves, 1833
Montagu J., press attacks on True Colonist on the Supreme Court, 1836
mortgage, of ship Wright v. Kramer, 1843
murder R. v. Allan, 1824; R. v. Musquito and Black Jack, 1824; R. v. Oats, 1824; R. v. Pearce, 1824; R. v. Reardon and Tydey, 1824; R. v. Ryley, 1824; R. v. Tibbs, 1824; R. v. Broadhurst, 1825; R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826; R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826; R. v. Clipham, 1827; R. v. Lacey, 1827; R. v. Salmon, 1829; R. v. Best, 1830; R. v. Campbell, 1830; R. v. McLauchlan, 1830; R. v. Routley, 1830; R. v. Thomas, 1830; R. v. Wilkes, 1830; R. v. Alder, 1832; R. v. Davidson, 1834; R. v. Masters, 1835; R. v. Hibbill, 1836; R. v. Guillem, 1837; R. v. McKay and Lamb, 1837; R. v. Regan, 1838; R. v. King, 1842; R. v. Turner, 1842; R. v. Williams, 1842; R. v. Jeffs, 1843; R. v. Smith (No. 1), 1843; R. v. Sparks, 1843
murder, distinguished from manslaughter R. v. Buckley, 1824
murder, insanity defence R. v. Smith (No. 2), 1843
murder, malice R. v. McMahon, 1833
murder, mens rea R. v. Glennan, 1832; R. v. Turner, 1842; R. v. Cash, 1843
mutiny, on ship R. v. Kellie, 1826; R. v. Dillon, 1827
navy, desertion Desborough v. Roper, 1833
negligence Salter v. Oakes, 1831; Williamson v. Armstrong, 1842
New Norfolk R. v. Stanfield and Crahan, 1824; R. v. Broadhurst, 1825; Bastian v. Bridger, 1831; Martin v. Smith, 1833; R. v. Guillem, 1837
New Town R. v. Evans, 1826
new trial R. v. Kermode and Hood, 1824; Solomon v. Davis, 1832; Martin v. Smith, 1833; Meredith v. Lord, 1833; R. v. Gellard, 1833; Hay v. Wentworth, 1834; Meredith v. Hepburn, 1834; Mason v. Lascelles, 1836; Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836; Rose v. Smith, 1837; Ex parte Morgan, 1843
new trial, motion for Molloy v. Sorell, 1832
new trial, procedure Kennedy v. Bent, 1830; Wells v. Fereday, 1830
New Zealand R. v. Dillon, 1827; R. v. Hibbill, 1836
newspapers, place of publication Lord v. Jackson, 1838
newspapers, production methods R. v. Browne (No. 1), 1833; R. v. Rowe, 1835
nolle prosequi R. v. Jones, 1842; R. v. Smith (No. 1), 1843
nominal damages Marsh v. Walford, 1831
non est factum Salter v. Oakes, 1831
nonsuit Meredith v. Murray, 1833; Tetley v. Sherwin, 1842
Norfolk Plains R. v. Jaques, 1832; R. v. McBean, 1837
North Esk R. v. Jenks, 1832
nuisance, pollution of river Jacomb v. Calder, 1842
nuisance, public R. v. Reed (No. 3), 1843
nurseryman Davidson v. Moore, 1835
oath, refusal to take Stone v. Macarthur, 1833
Oatlands R. v. Williams (No. 1), 1843
obtaining by false pretence R. v. Cohen, 1833
Old Beach R. v. Edwards, 1833
Oyster Bay R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826; Flowerdew v. Fereday, 1830; O'Connor v. Meredith, 1833
passage money, action to recover
Van
Diemen's Land Company v. Hay, 1832
passenger on ship Crowther v. Carns, 1825; R. v. Dillon, 1827; Stubbs v. Hudson, 1829; Hudson v. Stubbs, 1830; White v. Budds, 1832
pasturing sheep and cattle, agreement Smith v. McRae, 1830
partnership Field v. Baker, 1831
Pedder C.J., anger in court Murray v. Murray, 1836
Pedder C.J., attitude to evidence Molloy v. Sorell, 1832
Pedder C.J., criticism by Montagu J. Anonymous (No. 1), 1838
Pedder C.J., criticism of In re Melville, 1835
Pedder C.J., press attacks on True Colonist on the Supreme Court, 1836
Pedder C.J., sensitivity of, when criticised R. v. Gregson, 1832
Pedder C.J., victim of crime R. v. Kerr, 1826
perjury R. v. Ellis, 1826; Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Hay v. Wentworth, 1834
Perth R. v. Mackie, 1832; R. v. McKay and Lamb, 1837; R. v. Hamilton, 1838
Perth Bridge R. v. Hudson, 1837
piracy Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825; R. v. Cam, 1832; R. v. Maguire, 1832; R. v. Shiers and others, 1837
piracy, high seas R. v. Jones, 1842
Pitt Water R. v. Ryley, 1824; Glover v. Birchall, 1827; R. v. Ashton and Hargreaves, 1833
pleading Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836
pleading, complexity of Murray v. Murray, 1836
police, criminal defendants R. v. Welsh, 1832; R. v. Bellis, 1838; R. v. Hamilton, 1838
police powers, power to arrest R. v. Greenwould, 1834
poor people, judicial treatment of In re Ballinger, 1834
Port Arthur R. v. Ashton and Hargreaves, 1833; R. v. Bellis, 1838; R. v. Williams, 1842; R. v. Smith (No. 1), 1843; R. v. Sparks, 1843
Port Arthur, conditions at R. v. Cash, 1843
Port Dalrymple Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825
Port Dalrymple, first Supreme Court trials at R. v. Farrell, 1824
Port Phillip Kerr v. St John, 1842
Port Puer R. v. Sparks, 1843
press freedom Ex parte Robertson, 1835; In re Melville, 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
press freedom, "Moral Guillotine" R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
press, commentary on litigation R. v. Phillips (No. 1), 1833
press, contempt by R. v. Bent, 1830
press, monopoly of R. v. Bent, 1826
press freedom R. v. Dudfield, 1838
press, whether official or not R. v. Bent, 1826
principal and accessory R. v. Broadhurst, 1825
prisoner, right to counsel R. v. Mansfield, 1842
prisoners’ counsel, right to R. v. Guillem, 1837; R. v. Reed (No. 1), 1843; R. v. Walker, 1843
probation party R. v. Littleton, 1842
Privy Council, appeal to In re Stephen, 1842; Tetley v. Sherwin, 1842; Tetley v. Sherwin, 1843
Privy Council, existence of appeals to Murray v. Stephen, 1826
promissory note Patterson v. Lord, 1826; Salmon v. Wilson, 1831
promissory note, defences Dunn v. Stynes, 1830
property In re Loane v. D’Hotman, 1834
property, action to recover Doe dem. Inniss v. Read, 1834
prosecutions, number of, R. v. Murray, 1827
prosecutor's expenses, recovery of R. v. Cook, 1843
Prosser's Plains Morrisby v. Olding, 1830
provocation Dell v. Ives, 1838
public meeting Meredith v. Murray, 1833
putting in bodily fear R. v. Regan, 1838
Quarter Sessions R. v. Magistrates of Hobart Town, 1825
rape R. v. Farrell, 1824; R. v. Matthews, Holden and Smith, 1824; R. v. Ayton, 1835; R. v. Butterfield, 1843
rape, identity R. v. Davis, 1838
rape, of child under ten R. v. Charles, 1832
rates, enforcement of Ex parte Burnett, 1843
receiving stolen goods R. v. Holland, 1825; R. v. Moir, 1825; R. v. Kirwan, 1826; R. v. Wood, 1828; R. v. Ellerby, 1833; R. v. Giles, 1833; R. v. Layton, 1833; R. v. Phillips (No. 1), 1833; R. v. Lord, 1834
reception of English law R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826; Van Diemen's Land Company v. Miller, 1833
reception of English law, conveyancing Bilton v. Smith, 1831
reception of English law, criminal law R. v. Kirwan, 1831
reception of English law, criminal procedure R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836
reception of English law, date of reception R. v. Madden, 1829
reception of English law, evidence Morrisby v. Olding, 1830
reception of English law, libel R. v. Bent, 1826
reception of English law, pounds Morrisby v. Olding, 1830
reception of English law, prisoners’ counsel R. v. Guillem, 1837
reception of English law, replevin and sheriff’s power Dobson v. Frazer, 1843
reception of English law, Sheriff Murray v. Wells, 1832
reception of English law, Statute of James Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
reception of English law, statute law Creditor v. Fletcher, 1842
religion R. v. Ayton, 1835
religious minister, allegation of corruption against, Naylor v. Murray, 1837
rent, holding over Owen v. Forbes, 1831
replevin Farrell v. McKenna, 1830; Dobson v. Frazer, 1843
Research Bay Wills v. Kelly, 1833
Restdown R. v. Molineaux, 1833; R. v. Walters, 1833
reward R. v. Wright, 1832
reward, ticket of leave R. v. Allen, 1832
riparian rights Hayes v. Espie, 1835
Risdon R. v. Broadhurst, 1825
River Styx Salter v. Oakes, 1831
road, obstruction of R. v. Reed (No. 3), 1843
robbery R. v. Evans, 1826; R. v. Madden, 1829; R. v. Welsh, 1832; R. v. Phillips (No. 2), 1833; R. v. Walters, 1833; R. v. Wilks, 1833; R. v. Kirkham, 1835; R. v. Regan, 1838; R. v. Meadowcroft, 1843; R. v. Pickering, 1843; R. v. Reed (No. 2), 1843; R. v. Williams (No. 2), 1843
robbery - guilty plea, effect on sentence of R. v. Ferguson, 1837
Roman Catholic priest, libel of R. v. Rowe, 1835
Royal Oak R. v. Regan, 1838
sale of goods Fitwell v. Testy, 1829; Salmon v. Wilson, 1831; Murdoch v. Solomon, 1832; Woodward v. Betts, 1832; Clarke and Ladds v. Presnell, 1833
sale of goods, warranty Mason v. Kermode, 1825
scire facias R. v. D'Hotman, 1842
search without warrant Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832
sedition R. v. Gellard, 1833
seditious libel R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835
seduction Stone v. Macarthur, 1833
self defence R. v. Ryley, 1824; Marsh v. Walford, 1831; R. v. Cash, 1843
self incrimination R. v. Farquharson and Webster, 1826
self incrimination, privilege against R. v. Rowlands (No. 1), 1836
sentencing discretion R. v. Shaw, 1824; R. v. Murray, 1827; R. v. Oxley, 1832; R. v. Smiley, 1832
sentencing, inconsistent R. v. Phillips (No. 2), 1833
separation of powers True Colonist on the Supreme Court, 1836
services, contract for Stocker v. Stanfield, 1831
set off R. v. Murray, 1826; Solomon v. Davis, 1832; Crowther v. Lewis, 1833; Heaney v. Troy, 1833
sexual assault on child R. v. Farrell, 1824; R. v. Matthews, Holden and Smith, 1824; R. v. Ayton, 1835
sheep husbandry Smith v. McRae, 1830
sheep killing R. v. Rolls, 1842
Sheriff, action against Thomas v. Fereday, 1830
Sheriff, discipline of Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832
Sheriff, jurisdiction over replevin Dobson v. Frazer, 1843
Sheriff, personal litigation Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832
Sheriff's liability Flowerdew v. Fereday, 1830; Wells v. Fereday, 1830; Murray v. Wells, 1832
Sheriff's officer, action by Kennedy v. Bent, 1830
ship wreck Schaw v. Meredith, 1833
ship, discipline on R. v. Kellie, 1826; Elliott v. Lovett, 1833; Hart v. Hurst, 1833
ship, research voyage R. v. Dillon, 1827
ship, sale of Wright v. Kramer, 1843
ships's captain Gunby v Richards, 1827; R. v. Dillon, 1827
ship's captain, assault on seaman Burton v. Driscoll, 1834
ship's captain, shooting at crew R. v. Kellie, 1826
ship's crew Gunby v Richards, 1827; R. v. Hibbill, 1836; R. v. Shiers and others, 1837
ship's crew, discipline R. v. Smiley, 1832
shooting R. v. Laird, 1832
shooting, crime of R. v. Slattery, 1826
slander Horton v. Kermode and Dickenson, 1827; Lucas v. Copperwaith, 1833; Houghton v. Reid, 1834; Gellibrand v. Ross, 1835
slander, "swindler" Wise v. Kemp, 1835
sodomy R. v. Charles, 1832; R. v. Jones, 1833; R. v. Wells, 1833; R. v. Goodwin, 1838; R. v. Chiffey, 1843; R. v. Williams (No. 1), 1843
soldier, criminal defendant R. v. Glennan, 1832; R. v. McMahon, 1833; R. v. Cleary, 1836
solicitor, action against Scott v. Dobson, 1843
South Australia Stephen v. Bent (No. 1), 1838
stabbing R. v. Allen, 1832
Statute of Frauds Orchard v. Curtis, 1833
Statute of James Doe dem. Butler v. Martin, 1842
Statute of Limitations Blastpiel v. McNeely, 1833
Statute of Limitations, against Crown Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843
Statute of Uses Bilton v. Smith, 1831
stealing R. v. Shaw, 1824; R. v. Bond, 1827; R. v. Thomas and James, 1827; R. v. Wood, 1828; R. v. Lloyd, Adams and Lynch, 1829; R. v. Humphreys, 1830; R. v. Glew, 1832; R. v. Ellerby, 1833; R. v. Lord, 1834; R. v. Watts, 1834; R. v. Moon, 1843
stealing from dwelling house R. v. Bagley and Bellamy, 1825; R. v. Jeffries and others, 1826; R. v. Murray, 1827; R. v. Deacon, 1833; R. v. Ward, 1834; R. v. McBean, 1837; R. v. Jeffs, 1843
stealing from a dwelling house, minimal property stolen R. v. Hyam, 1832
stealing from the person R. v. Mackie, 1832
stealing, actus reus R. v. Amon, 1836
stealing, bailment R. v. Clarke, 1843
stealing, cattle R. v. Murray, 1827; R. v. Landsall, 1829; R. v. Beams, 1832; R. v. Jaques, 1832; R. v. Dutton, 1833; R. v. Steel, 1834; R. v. Bryan, 1835; R. v. Minnett, 1836
stealing, from shop R. v. Cook, 1843
stealing, horse R. v. Allen, 1838; R. v. Clarke, 1843
stealing, mens rea R. v. Duff, 1834; R. v. Pain, 1834; R. v. Minnett, 1836
stealing, sheep R. v. Butler, Davis and others, 1824; R. v. Butler, Evans, Lush and Brown, 1824; R. v. Fielding and Newton, 1825; R. v. Davis and Cruit, 1826; R. v. Farquharson and Webster, 1826; R. v. Murray, 1827; R. v. Wright, 1832; R. v. Merrett, 1833; R. v. Ashton and Hargreaves, 1833; R. v. Foley, 1833; R. v. Crohan, 1835; R. v. Amon, 1836
steamship, damage to, while being repaired by shipwright Williamson v. Armstrong, 1842
Stephen, Alfred, clash with judge R. v. Rowlands (No. 2), 1836; Stephen v. Bent (No. 2), 1838
Stephen, Alfred, criticism of Bryan v. Lyttleton, 1834; Pearce v. Loane, 1834; R. v. Robertson (No. 1), 1835; R. v. Robertson (No. 2), 1835
Stephen, Alfred, litigation of Stephen v. Melville, 1837
Stephen, Sydney, struck off the Rolls of the Court In re Stephen, 1842
stoppage in transitu Murdoch v. Solomon, 1832
succession Molloy v. Sorell, 1832; In re Thomas, 1833; In re Daly, 1835; Murphy v. Daly, 1837; Lord v. Birch, 1838; Johnston v. Lester, 1843; Scott v. Dobson, 1843
succession, heir's liability for ancestor's debts Creditor v. Fletcher, 1842
succession, insolvent estate Davis v. Jennings, 1842
succession, letters of administration In re Ballinger, 1834
supervision of inferior courts In re Morgan, 1843
Supreme Court, Clerk of Newlove v. Lewis, 1842
Supreme Court, disagreement between judges R. v. Rowlands, 1837; Rose v. Smith, 1837
Supreme Court, geographical jurisdiction R. v. Kirwan, 1826
Supreme Court, jurisdiction over the seas R. v. Hibbill, 1836
Supreme Court, minor cases in R. v. Layton, 1833
Supreme Court, opening of R. v. Tibbs, 1824
Supreme Court, power to amend error on record R. v. Buchan, 1834
Supreme Court, powers over gaol Ex parte Robertson, 1835
Supreme Court, rules of Opinion on Imprisonment for Debt, 1831
Supreme Court clerk, error by R. v. Buchan, 1834
surgery Pugh v. Haygarth, 1843
Tahitian, murder of R. v. Musquito and Black Jack, 1824
taxation of costs In re Oakes, 1826
tenancy Barnes v. Cutts, 1843; Dobson v. Frazer, 1843
tenancy, damage to property Moore v. Barnes, 1837
terra nullius R. v. Jack and Dick, 1826
ticket of leave Pearce v. Loane, 1834
torts Stallard v. McCormack, 1831
torture R. v. Greenwould, 1834
town planning Kearney v. McKay, 1830
trade with China Wright v. Kramer, 1843
transportation R. v. James, 1828
transportation, expiry of sentence Martin v. Smith, 1833
transportation, probation party R. v. Littleton, 1842
treadmill R. v. Meadowcroft, 1843
trespass Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825; Glover v. Birchall, 1827; Orchard v. Curtis, 1833; Shoebridge v. Dunn, 1836
trespass and case, distinction between Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832
trespass by director of roads and bridges Stewart v. Cheyne, 1842
trespass to land Kearney v. McKay, 1830; Bilton v. Grant, 1832; Harmer v. Sadler, 1832; Tuckwell v. Scott, 1832; Shoobridge v. Dunn, 1835; Willison v. Maine, 1836
trespass to land, self defence Marsh v. Walford, 1831
trials, length of Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832
trover Salter v. Oakes, 1831; Davis v. Jennings, 1842; Tetley v. Sherwin, 1842; Cleburne v. Meredith, 1843
trover, elements of Drum v. Gregson, 1843
trust, breach of Fisher v. Gellie, 1833
trusts Luck v. Rowlands, 1835; Dobson v. Gregson, 1843; Doe dem. McKillop v. Lascelles, 1843; Ex parte Gillies v. Horne, 1843; Scott v. Dobson, 1843
trusts, investment of trust property Fereday v. Worthy, 1835
Twofold Bay Laurie v. Griffiths, 1825
Van Diemen's Land, petition for independence R. v. Kermode and Hood, 1824
Van Diemen's Land Company Van Diemen's Land Company v. Hay, 1832
Van Diemen's Land Insurance Company Ex parte Gillies v. Horne, 1843
wages, action for Barker
v. Blinkworth, 1831; Pollard
v. Dudfield, 1837
wages, payment in kind Heaney v. Troy, 1833
warranty of attorney Fergusson v. M’Kay, 1831; Fereday v. O'Connor, 1832; Luck v. Rowlands, 1835; Molloy v. Luck, 1835
watercourse, interfering with Hayes v. Espie, 1835
water rights Doe
dem. Inniss v. Read, 1834; Degraves
v. Wright, 1838; Ex parte Burnett, 1843
whaling, lay of profits Wills v. Kelly, 1833
wheat, sale of Field v. Baker, 1831
will, forgery Murphy v. Daly, 1837
will, validity of Lord v. Birch, 1838
witnesses, privilege from arrest In re Robertson, 1834
witnesses’ expenses, payment of R. v. Wilson, 1843
women defendants in crime R. v. Farrel and Redman, 1824; R. v. Matthews, Holden and Smith, 1824; R. v. Holland, 1825; R. v. Humphreys, 1830; R. v. McLauchlan, 1830; R. v. Edwards, 1833; R. v. Ellerby, 1833; In re Morgan, 1843; R. v. Slack, 1843
women's legal disabilities Molloy v. Sorell, 1832
work and labour Cotterill v. Hill, 1832; Heaney v. Troy, 1833; Russell v. Condell, 1833; Wills v. Kelly, 1833; Johnston v. Lester, 1843; Wright v. Kramer, 1843
work and labour, payment in kind Macarty v. Gregson, 1830; Thomson v. Stanfield, 1830
worker, improper treatment of R. v. Blake, 1842
York Plains Dunn v. Stynes, 1830