notice · 1851
Notice from James Greer, Plaintiffs' Solicitor, regarding a contempt of court and failure to answer a bill filed in a cause involving John Coyle, John Ward, Mary Anne Ward, John M'Eucroe, John Davis, William Kearney, Mary Kearney, and Francis Murphy.
IN EQUITY. John Coyle, John Ward, and Mary Anne his wife, plaintiffs. and John M'Eucroe. …
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Recorded in this notice
PlaintiffJohn Coyle
PlaintiffJohn Ward
PlaintiffMary Anne
DefendantJohn M'Eucroe
DefendantJohn Davis
DefendantWilliam Kearney
DefendantMary
DefendantFrancis Murphy
OfficialJames Greer
DefendantWilliam Kearney
DefendantMary
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 38, 1851.
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