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Edward Damon Burch, of Tumkins Lane, Pembroke, pleaded guilty to stealing two cycles on May 14 and 15.
The court heard how the first cycle was stolen from the cycle bays at the Southampton Princess and the second cycle was stolen from outside a resid...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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yesterday as an US expert blasted plans for the tower.
The writ, filed in the Supreme Court, names Bermuda Digital Communications and comes some two weeks after BDC took legal action against the hotel for halting tower construction.
But the highly-co...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Bisa Saltus, a 22-year-old mother of two sons, pleaded guilty to assault doing bodily harm to Quinnell Smith on March 2.
The court heard how Saltus, of North Street, had gone to the home of Smith, the father of her yo...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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An alleged arsonist's bid to have his conviction overturned has succeeded.
But Arnett Winfield Dill will remain behind bars after a top court ruled out a second appeal to have his convictions for breaking and entering overturned.
Dill, 43, of Leacraf...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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The first of a series of Opposition road shows on the UK's rewrite of relations with its colonies is set to be held in St. George's next week.
The news came after a dry run for United Bermuda Party members and guests was held on Wednesday.
And Opposi...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
back a new law to allow captains of vessels to perform marriage ceremonies on the high seas.
The House of Assembly is today set to discuss the Maritime Marriages Act, which aims to allow cruise ships to become floating Registrar's Offices.
The move c...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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Secrecy provisions built into Bermuda's trust laws are enabling some non-Bermudians to circumvent rules aimed at preventing them from owning local homes, The Royal Gazette has learned.
The Immigration and Protection Act 1956 states that only Bermudia...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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A retrial has been ordered by the Court of Appeal in the case against a Sandys Parish man convicted of sexually abusing a young girl.
The court found Magistrate Edward King erred in accepting a medical expert's testimony supporting the victim when th...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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AUTHOR:
Patrick Burgess
The first public statement on a row over the appointment of an Honorary Canadian Consul could be made today.
Premier Jennifer Smith is to report to the House of Assembly on her latest trips abroad.
And that included a visit to Overseas Territories Mi...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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Entertaining folks Jean Howes (left) and friends recently entertained at a concert in Number One Shed. In other celebrations for Senior Citizens' Week, students from St. Paul's preschool (right) sang songs for the elderly who gathered for tea at the ...
DATE: Jun 18, 1999
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