notice · 1854
Two separate notices request individuals Samuel Mannell and Edward Pascoe (aka James Phillips) to forward their addresses to the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne.
1472 SAMUEL MANNELL is requested to forward his address to the Colonial Secretary's Office, Mel- bourne, …
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PersonSamuel Mannell
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceMelbourne
OfficialJohn Foster
PlacePenzance
PlaceCorn- wall
ShipHanover
PersonHenry Moore, Esquire
PlaceSydney
LocationMel- bourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 57, 30 June 1854.
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