The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 19 Feb 1921 1
LAW NOTICES.
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Monday, February 21.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
No. 1 Court.—Edward Andrew Campbell, indecent assault; Richard Roehr, embezzlement; Mary Ann Piper, maliciously wounding.
No. 2 Court.—Harry Paul Walker, indecent assault; Francis Barclay, indecent assault.
No. 3 Court.—Alfred Leslie Davis, conspiracy; Michael Hollando, false pretences; Patrick Clancy and Frank Thomas, attempt to break and enter with intent to steal.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, Mon 21 Feb 1921 2
LAW NOTICES.
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Monday, February 21.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
No. 1 Court.—Edward Andrew Campbell, indecent assault; Richard Roehr, embezzlement; Mary Ann Piper, maliciously wounding.
No. 2 Court.—Harry Paul Walker, indecent assault; Francis Barclay, indecent assault.
No. 3 Court.—Alfred Leslie Davis, conspiracy; Michael Hollando, false pretences; Patrick Clancy and Frank Thomas, attempt to break and enter with intent to steal.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 25 Feb 1921 3
LAW NOTICES.
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Friday, February 25.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
No. 1 Court.—William Leah, stealing from the person; Henry Walter Moon, bigamy (for sentence); Henry John Harris, indecency; Donald Loftus, forgery and uttering; Alexander Wardlow, stealing from a vessel; Henry Stuart Poulton, larceny; Rex George Regan, obstructing police in execution of duty.
No. 2 Court.—Louis Sluiys, larceny; Francis Barclay, indecent assault; Peter Galantry and Thomas Turner, breaking and entering and stealing.
No. 3 Court.—Leslie O’Leary, garrotting; Albert Morris, larceny; Frederick George Dennis, larceny; appeal of Lilly Garroway, Liquor Act.
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The Daily Telegraph, Sat 26 Feb 1921 4
CRIMINAL.
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(Before Acting-Judge Mocatta.)
In No. 2 Court of the Quarter Sessions (Mr WT Coyle, KC, prosecuting), Francis Barclay (19) was charged with assaulting a male person, [Jack Tarn, 9 years old], at Erskineville on October 23. Accused, who was defended by Mr McTague, pleaded not guilty, but, after the Crown case was put to the jury, he withdraw the plea, and confessed his guilt. The jury thereupon formally returned a verdict, in conformity with the altered plea. Barclay was sentenced to imprisonment for nine months, but the sentence was suspended upon the usual conditions as to good behaviour.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 26 Feb 1921 5
QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Backhouse.)
Mr W de H Rowland, Crown Prosecutor.
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(Before Acting Judge Mocatta.)
Mr WT Coyle, KC, Crown Prosecutor.
YOUTH'S MISCONDUCT.
Francis Barclay, 19, for whom Mr McTague appeared, pleaded guilty to misconduct at Erskineville, on October 23. The sentence of nine months’ imprisonment was suspended on the youth entering into a bond to be of good behaviour.
1 The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 19 Feb 1921, p. 9. Emphasis added.
2 The Sydney Morning Herald, Mon 21 Feb 1921, p. 4. Emphasis added.
3 The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 25 Feb 1921, p. 6. Emphasis added.
4 The Daily Telegraph, Sat 26 Feb 1921, p. 15.
5 The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 26 Feb 1921, p. 9.