auction · 1837
Two Supreme Court (Equity) forced sales by Chief Clerk John Gurner: (1) Breton v. Thompson & James - Joseph Thompson's Princes-street estate, two stone dwelling-houses let to Joseph & George Weller (Crown grant 1831 to Thomas Horton James); (2) Russell & Ellicott v. Cornish & Jones - eight fully-paid shares (£800) in the Bank of New South Wales, sold 5 April 1837. Plaintiffs' solicitor James Norton.
March 22, 1837. [271] wherein William Henry Breton is Plaintiff, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonWilliam Henry Breton
OffenderJoseph Thompson
OffenderThomas Horton James
LicenseeJoseph Weller
LicenseeGeorge Weller, Esquires
PersonGeorge Cribb
GrantorCrown
OfficialJames Norton
OfficialJohn Gurner
OfficialChief Clerk of Supreme Court
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 268, 22 March 1837.
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