notice · 1844
A Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court for the district of Port Phillip is ordered to be held at the Melbourne courthouse on January 15, 1845.
Number 52. [236] PORT PHILLIP GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Published by Authority. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1844. …
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OfficialResident Judge
OfficialW. Jeffcott
CourtSupreme Court
LocationPort Phillip
LocationLa Trobe-street
LocationMelbourne
Publication DateTUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1844
Event Datefifteenth day of January next
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 52, 24 December 1844.
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