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Commissioner William Verner sequesters the insolvent estate of Henry Palmer, late publican of Melbourne, on 13 May 1844 by order of Resident Judge Mr Justice Jeffcott, appoints James Graham official assignee, and calls a creditors' meeting at the Supreme Court House, Melbourne, on 3 June 1844.
W HEREAS the estate of the above-named insolvent was, on the 13th day of May, 1844, …
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InsolventHenry Palmer
MagistrateMr. Justice Jeffcott
OfficialJames Graham
OfficialWilliam Verner
LocationMelbourne
LocationPort Phillip
Sequestration Date13th day of May, 1844
Meeting Date3rd day of June
Notice Datethirteenth day of May, 1844
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 20, 14 May 1844.
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