notice · 1851
An inquiry is made regarding John Smith, an exile who arrived in 1846, by trade a shoemaker.
EDWARD BELL. Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, Sept. 23, 1850. …
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OfficialEdward Bell
OffenderJohn Smith
ShipMaitland
RoleShoemaker
OfficialSuperintendent
OfficialEdward Bell
LocationMelbourne
LocationGreat Collins street
LocationMelbourne
Notice DateSept. 23, 1850
Arrival Date1846
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 2, 8 January 1851.
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