NESBITT’S MOVE.
By Telegraph —Press Association—Copyright
Adelaide, Aug. 20. Mr Nesbitt, a well-known lawyer, moved for a rule nisi calling on Hornburg, a Justice of the Peace, to show why he should not take an information against the Lieutenant-Governor, Mr Kingston, the Federal Minister of Customs, Mr O’Loughlin, and Dr Smith, for conspiracy to obtain his imprisonment in a lunatic asylum (our years ago. The case was adjourned (Mr Nesbitt is a clever lawyer, who occasionally makes his supposed opponents “ sit up.’ : )
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 507, 21 August 1902, Page 1
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