Albert Jackson 1925
Below also see: Albert Jackson and Sidney Herbert Young, 1927,
Albert Jackson, 1927

 

The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 18 Apr 1925 ¹

QUARTER SESSIONS.
No. 1 COURT.
(Before Judge Edwards.)

    Crown Prosecutor, Mr LJ McKean.
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No. 2 COURT.
(Before Judge Curlewis.)

    Crown Prosecutor, Mr WT Coyle, KC.
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RECEIVING.

    Albert Jackson, for whom Mr CR Penny appeared, was charged with breaking and entering the dwelling house of William Henry Garvin Smith, at Bankstown, on February 6, and stealing a quantity of wearing apparel and other goods. He was alternatively charged with receiving the goods, well knowing them to have been stolen.

    Accused was convicted of receiving, and was remanded for sentence.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 21 Apr 1925 ²

QUARTER SESSIONS.
No. 1 COURT.
(Before Judge Edwards.)

    Crown Prosecutor, Mr LJ McKean.
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No. 2 COURT.
(Before Judge Curlewis.)

    Crown Prosecutor, Mr WT Coyle, KC.

RECEIVING.

    Albert Jackson, who had been convicted last week of receiving goods which had been stolen from the residence of William Henry Garvin Smith, at Bankstown, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment with hard labour in Goulburn Gaol.

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Albert Jackson, Gaol photo sheet ³

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Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 20814

Date when Portrait was taken: 18-4-1925

Name: Albert Jackson

Native place: Canterbury Sydney Year of birth: 3-7-1902 Arrived       Ship: in Colony }   Year: BS Trade or occupation previous to conviction  } Plate Layer Religion: C of E Education, degree of: R & W Height: 6' 0⅛" Weight     On committal: 160 in lbs     } On discharge: Colour of hair: Brown Colour of eyes: Hazel

Marks or special features: Two scars inside right forearm, Large scar behind left knee

(No. of previous Portrait ... )  CONVICTIONS
Where and When				Offence.	Sentence
Canterbury PC Sydney Q.S	– 17	– 4	1921 1925	Offensive behaviour Receiving	£1 or 7 days. Paid fine at Court 6 months HL.

 

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Albert Jackson 1925

The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 3 Nov 1925 ⁴

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Edwards.)

    Crown Prosecutor, Mr LJ McKean.
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HOUSEBREAKING.

    Albert Jackson, 23, platelayer, was charged with breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Francis Morgan, at Concord, on September 23, and stealing a watch, 27 spoons, and other goods. He was alternatively charged with receiving the goods, well knowing them to have been stolen.

    Accused was convicted on the first count and sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment with hard labour.

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Albert Jackson, Gaol photo sheet ⁵

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Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 21230

Date when Portrait was taken: 3-11-1925

Name: Albert Jackson

Native place: Sydney Year of birth: 3-7-1902 Arrived       Ship: in Colony }   Year: BS Trade or occupation previous to conviction  } Plate layer Religion: C of E Education, degree of: R & W Height: 6' 0⅛" Weight     On committal: 158 in lbs     } On discharge: Colour of hair: Brown Colour of eyes: Hazel

Marks or special features: Two scars inside right forearm. Large scar behind left knee

(No. of previous Portrait .. 20814) CONVICTIONS
Where and When				Offence.	Sentence
Sydney Q.S	2	11	1925	Receiving	18 months H.L.
And 2 previous convictions for which see Photo No. as above

 

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Albert Jackson and Sidney Herbert Young, 1927

The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 9 Jul 1927 ⁶

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Edwards.)
Crown Prosecutor, Mr Neil McTague.

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SHOPBREAKING.

    Sidney Herbert Young, 19, labourer, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the shop of Samuel Rankin, at Cabramatta, on May 14, and stealing 45 packets of cigarettes, and 10/-; also to being found at 1.30 at night in Cabramatta, on May 15, with housebreaking implements in his possession. Prisoner was sentenced to three years imprisonment with hard labour.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 13 Jul 1927 ⁷

LAW NOTICES.
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Wednesday, July 13.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.

    No. 1 Court.—For plea only: Albert Jackson and Sidney Herbert Young, break, enter, and steal; For trial: Claude Taylor maliciously wounding (part heard); Phillip John Elliott and Eric Cooper, conspiracy; Alexander James Gallagher, assault with intent to rob; Norman Clifford Austin and John Patrick Terrance, indecency. Note: The jurors not engaged in the abovenamed part cases will not be required to attend until 10.30 am.

 

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Albert Jackson, 1927

The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 6 Sep 1927 ⁸

LAW NOTICES.
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Tuesday, September 6.

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QUARTER SESSIONS.

    Charles Hayes, indecent assault on a male person (for plea only); Albert Jackson, accuse one of attempted sodomy, with intent to extort money; William Scott, stealing; Frederick Ernst, false pretences; Alfred MacDonald, break and enter with intent to commit a felony.

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FARM PRODUCE ACT.
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First Prosecution.
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    The first prosecution under the Farm Produce Agents Act, was conducted before Mr Camphin, SM, at the Central Police Court yesterday. Harry Benjamin Cornwell, 56, director, representing Cornwell and Co Pty Ltd, licensed farm produce agents, was charged with rendering a fraudulent account sale to HA Stone, in respect of a consignment of 26½ bushels of beans, and another to G Monte, in respect of the consignment of bananas, knowing the accounts to be false in a material particular.

    Examination of the Act revealed that punishment by imprisonment was provided, and it was advanced by counsel that a corporation could not be imprisoned. Mr Camphin found that a prima facie case had not been made out, and the defendant was discharged.

    In his evidence, Detective-Sergeant Truskett said that he had seen defendant and examined his books. When he pointed out that there appeared to be a double set of figures in the book, defendant, he alleged, stated that when goods were sold for cash, the full amount, less freight and commission, was returned to the grower, but when goods were sold on credit, he made certain deductions in his own favour, which accounted for the discrepancy in the figures.

    Mr Rogers, of the Crown Law Office, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Curtis and Dr Evatt (instructed by RD Meagher and Co) for the defendant.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 7 Sep 1927 ⁹

LAW NOTICES.
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Wednesday, September 7.

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QUARTER SESSIONS.

    Leonard Joseph Buffrey, false pretences; Albert Jackson, accuse one of attempted sodomy with intent to extort money; Michael James Connelly, assault; William James Power, embezzlement.

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ASTRONOMY AND ARCHITECTURE.
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    Addressing members of the Institute of Architects last evening on “Astronomy in Architecture,” Mr J Nangle, Government Astronomer, said that most of our city buildings showed that not enough attention had been given to the regulation of the sun’s influence. A building should be constructed diagonally to the cardinal points of the compass, so that it would have the benefit of the sun’s rays on one part or another during the whole day. He was preparing a table indicating the position of the sun at different periods of the year, which should assist architects in drawing their plans.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Thu 8 Sep 1927 ¹⁰

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Cohen.)
Crown Prosecutor, Mr Neil McTague.

DEMANDING MONEY.

    Albert Jackson, 25, labourer, was charged with demanding money from Henry William Stone with menaces, at Lakemba, on July 10. Accused was convicted and remanded for sentence.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 10 Sep 1927 ¹¹

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Cohen.)
Crown Prosecutor, Mr BV Stacy.

SENTENCES.

    The following persons, who had either been convicted, or had pleaded guilty during the week, were dealt with as stated:—
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    Albert Jackson, 25, labourer, demanding money with menaces, six months’ penal servitude, accumulative on a sentence he is at present serving.

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Sidney Herbert Young, Gaol photo sheet ¹² 

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Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 22369

Date when Portrait was taken: 9-7-1927

Name: Sidney Herbert Young

Native place: Belmore NSW Year of birth: 5-9-1907 Arrived       Ship: in Colony }   Year: BS Trade or occupation previous to conviction  } Laborer Religion: C of E Education, degree of: R & W Height: 5' 10" Weight     On committal: 172 in lbs     } On discharge: Colour of hair: Dark brown Colour of eyes: Grey

Marks or special features: Scar in centre of forehead. Large scar inside right ankle.

(No. of previous Portrait 21072) CONVICTIONS. Convicted with Albert Jackson
Where and When				Offence.	Sentence
Sydney Q.S ditto Lodged Central PC ditto Campsie PC	8 13 29   9 10 10 16	7 7 7 8 7 7 7	1927 1927 1927 1927 1936 1936 1936	1) Break & enter a shop & steal (2 charges) 2) Found at night with house breaking implements in his possession 1) Break & enter a dwelling & steal  2) Break & enter a shop & steal (2 charges) License revoked. To serve balance of 2 years HL imposed 7-8-1927   Stealing ditto Have unlicensed pistol	|  3 years HL On each charge. Con   |  3 years PS on each charge. Con     £8-9-0 or 11 days HL 42/- or 4 days HL 44/- or 4 days HL
And 2 previous convictions for which see Photo No. as above

 

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Albert Jackson, Gaol photo sheet ¹³

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Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 22377

Date when Portrait was taken: 14-7-1927

Name: Albert Jackson

Native place: Sydney Year of birth: 3-7-1902 Arrived       Ship: in Colony }   Year: BS Trade or occupation previous to conviction  } Plate layer Religion: C of E Education, degree of: R & W Height: 5' 11⅞" Weight     On committal: 170 in lbs     } On discharge: Colour of hair: Brown Colour of eyes: Hazel

Marks or special features: Scar on right eyebrow, below right eye & on inside right forearm. Large scar behind left knee

(No. of previous Portrait 20814, 21230) CONVICTIONS. Convicted with Sydney H Young
Where and When				Offence.	Sentence
Sydney Q.S ditto	13   7	7 9	1927 1927	Break & enter a dwelling and steal. Break & enter a shop & steal (2 charges) Demand money by menaces	3 years PS on each charge. Con 6 months PS. Accumulative
And 3 previous convictions for which See Photo No. as above

 

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¹     The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 18 Apr 1925, p. 14.

²     The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 21 Apr 1925, p. 6.

³     SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6114], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 26 Mar 1925-31 Jul 1925, No. 20814, p. –.

⁴     The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 3 Nov 1925, p. 7.

⁵     SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6115], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 31 Jul 1925-24 Dec 1925, No. 21230, p. 162.

⁶     The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 9 Jul 1927, p. 10.

⁷     The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 13 Jul 1927, p. 10. Emphasis added.

⁸     The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 6 Sep 1927, p. 6. Emphasis added.

⁹     The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 7 Sep 1927, p. 12. Emphasis added.

¹⁰   The Sydney Morning Herald, Thu 8 Sep 1927, p. 8.

¹¹   The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 10 Sep 1927, p. 12.

¹²   SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6119], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 5 May 1927-7 Oct 1927, No. 22369, p. 123.

¹³   SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6119], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 5 May 1927-7 Oct 1927, No. 22377, p. 131.

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