Evening News, Fri 22 Apr 1892 1
SERIOUS CHARGE.
At the Redfern Police Court on Thursday, Alic Magney, 29, described as a chorus singer, was charged with indecently assaulting Ernest Vaughan. The evidence was unfit for publication. Accused reserved his defence, and was committed to the Criminal Court for trial, bail being allowed, himself in £200, and two sureties in £100 each.
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Evening News, Thu 26 May 1892 2
At the quarter sessions to-day Alic Magney pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with having at Redfern, on April 8, assaulted Ernest Vaughan. He was remanded for sentence.
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The Daily Telegraph, Fri 27 May 1892 3
QUARTER SESSIONS.
THURSDAY, MAY 26.
(Before Judge Backhouse.)
Mr Armstrong prosecuted on behalf of the Crown.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Alic [aka Alec] Magney, a young man, pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting at Redfern, on April 8, one Ernest Vaughan, and was remanded for sentence.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 27 May 1892 4
METROPOLITAN QUARTER SESSIONS.
THURSDAY.
(Before his Honor Judge BACKHOUSE.)
Mr John Armstrong prosecuted on behalf of the Crown.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Alec Magney, upon arraignment, pleaded guilty to having on the 8th April last at Redfern assaulted one Ernest Vaughn, [sic] and was remanded for sentence.
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The Daily Telegraph, Tue 31 May 1892 5
QUARTER SESSIONS.
MONDAY, MAY 30.
(Before Judge Backhouse.)
Mr J Armstrong prosecuted on behalf of the Crown.
SENTENCES.
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Alexander Magney, who pleaded guilty to a charge of assault, was sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment in Goulburn gaol.
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Evening News, Tue 31 May 1892 6
SENTENCED AT THE SESSIONS.
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The following prisoners, who pleaded guilty or were convicted during the past week at the quarter sessions, were sentenced yesterday: Phillip George, larceny, 18 months’ hard labor in Goulburn Gaol; Joseph Lewis, larceny, three years’ hard labor in Darlinghurst Gaol; Charles Jamieson, stealing from the person, 18 months’ imprisonment in Goulburn Gaol; Owen McSorley, burglary and receiving, two years’ imprisonment, with hard labor, in Darlinghurst Gaol; George Cahill, breaking and entering, 10 weeks’ imprisonment in Darlinghurst Gaol; Alex Magney, assault, eights months’ imprisonment in Goulburn Gaol.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 31 May 1892 7
METROPOLITAN QUARTER SESSIONS.
MONDAY.
(Before his Honor Judge BACKHOUSE.)
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SENTENCES.
The following prisoners,, who pleaded or were found guilty at previous sittings, were brought up for sentence:—
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Alex Magney, assault, eight months’ imprisonment in the Goulburn Gaol.
1 Evening News, (Sydney, NSW), Fri 22 Apr 1892, p. 6.
2 Evening News, (Sydney, NSW), Thu 26 May 1892, p. 5.
3 The Daily Telegraph, Fri 27 May 1892, p. 3.
4 The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 27 May 1892, p. 3.
5 The Daily Telegraph, Tue 31 May 1892, p. 3.
6 Evening News, (Sydney, NSW), Tue 31 May 1892, p. 5. Emphasis added.
7 The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 31 May 1892, p. 7.