appointment · 1845
Two Port Phillip notices: William Johnstone Sugden, Chief Constable of Melbourne, appointed Inspector of Distilleries; and an absconding notice for Conlay Gurney (arrived per ship Bengal Merchant, native of Belfast), a Crown prisoner illegally at large and charged with cattle stealing, per W. R. Belcher, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Melbourne.
HIS Excellency the Governor has been H pleased to appoint Mr. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialMr. William Johnstone Sugden
OfficialChief Constable of Melbourne
OfficialInspector of Distilleries
PlaceMelbourne
PlacePort Phillip
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OffenderConlay Gurney
ShipBengal Merchant
PlaceBelfast
OfficialW. R. Belcher
OfficialClerk Petty Sessions
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 100, 3 December 1845.
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