notice · 1854
A notice to Thomas Bescoby regarding a summons, requiring him to deliver a statement in writing to Frederick Wilkinson, Chief Commissioner, within four days.
TO THOMAS BESCOBY. Take Notice, that within four days after service of this Summons, …
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AddresseeThomas Bescoby
PlaceMelbourne
AgentEdward Messiter Dyne
Creditor'S AttorneyJames Elliott
CourtSupreme Court
PlaintiffAlbert Eugene Brodribb
PlaintiffEdward Brodribb
DefendantJohn William Chisholm
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 53, 20 June 1854.
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People in this noticeFREDERICK WILKINSON, Esquire, Chief Commissioner · Edward Messiter Dyne · James Elliott · Albert Eugene Brodribb · Edward Brodribb · John William Chisholm
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