Frederick Niquet

"... said the act had been committed by him and another prisoner, both of whom were evi dently accustomed to the perpetration of crime. To be imprisoned for three years. Frederick Niquet, who had been convicted with Day, and who had pleaded guilty to two charges of forging and utterfog, was sentenced on the first charge to four years, and on each ..."

"... list will then be taken; after which the day's list will be pro ceeded with. The cases are?Alfred Dickenson, manslaughter; Gabriel Allen, arson; John Challoner, stealing from the person: Frederick Niquet,. stealing from dwelling-house; John' Day, stealing from dwelling-house; John Thomas Wesley Buckingham, larceny; and Patrick Scanlen, larceny by a servant. A meeting of the Articled Clerks' Asso ciation was held ..."

"... expectation may fairly be anticipated to be realized. Thb Criminal Sittings.? The Crlninal Sittings of the Supreme Court were continue! before His Honor the Chief Justice on Wednes day. Frederick Niquet, who pleaded guilty to forging and uttering, was sentenced to fouc years' hard labour. Moses Byles pleaded guilty to conversion of an order for ?10, and received a sentence of ..."

"... "The Gipsy's Warning," which was admirably aung. The meeting was closed by the singing of the doxology. IT is with muoh regret that we ehroniole the desth of Mr. Frederick W. Niquet, which took place, at Sandgste, on the morning of Taesday last, where he had gone for a ohansge, after bhsviog had a short illness last month, during which he was ..."