court report · 1884
James M. Nickinson was prosecuted by the Crown, defended by Mr. Gaunson, for falsely uttering and disposing of forged agricultural statistics.
M'LEAN turning for his the day re-election, Russell evening, (vice- Rates Binder for Simplicity, Strength, …
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PersonM'LEAN
OffenderJames M. Nickinson
PersonMr Fitzgen
PersonAkehurst
PersonDunean
PersonFelix Devine
PersonYalea Frank
PersonWm. Chessel
PersonMr Smyth
ProsecutorMr Crown
LawyerDavid Gaunson
LocationMELBOURNE
The Nathalia Herald, No. 18, 1884-06-06.
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