Hayes v Soloman [1835] NSWSupC 20 (18 March 1835)

Export | Feedback | Print
Resource Text: Law Report
Title Hayes v Soloman [1835] NSWSupC 20 (18 March 1835)
Creator Organisations
Abstract/Description Hayes versus Solomon - This was an action brought by plaintiff against the defendant, for an assault at the Theatre, on the 23rd October last. The disturbance at the Theatre originated in a person named Knowles not playing for the benefit of a Mr. Phillips, who is of the Jewish persuasion, and the defendant did right in expressing his disapprobation of Mr. Knowles 's conduct in the way he did, Mr. Knowles 's was a public character, he had no business to allow his private quarrels to interfere with his public duty; it was decidedly Mr. Knowles 's duty to play for a brother-performer, and the plaintiff a native of the country ought to be ashamed of himself for bringing the present action into Court.
Related Contributors
Item URL
Date Issued 18 March 1835
Holding Institution Australasian Legal Information Institute
Language English
Citation Supreme Court of New South Wales, Hayes v Soloman [1835] NSWSupC 20 (18 March 1835), Australasian Legal Information Institute, 18 March 1835
Resource Identifier 55588
Dataset AusStage