Forbes and Parkes Gazette, Fri 21 May 1886 ¹

FORBES POLICE COURT.
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TUESDAY, MAY 17th.
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(Before the Police Magistrate.)

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    Chas Keyber [aka Charles Keber] who had been arrested on a warrant the previous evening was charged with committing an unnatural offence [attempting to commit sodomy on Henry Knoist, aka Henry Knought ] in January last. Two witnesses Henry Knought, and William Bailey were examined and the prisoner remanded for 8 days, for the production of further evidence. The two witnesses being bound over to appear if (necessary) at Bathurst in case of the prisoner being committed for trial at the next Circuit Court to be held at that place. Subsequently the prisoner was committed

¹   Forbes and Parkes Gazette, Fri 21 May 1886, p. 2.