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Name and Details Reference Number ADMAN, GEORGE ROBOTTOM, formerly of Ernest-street, Grange-road, Bermondsey, …

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Missing Person DetailsADMAN, GEORGE ROBOTTOM, formerly of Ernest-street, Grange-road, Bermondsey, who arrived at Sydney by the Australian, and has not been heard of by his family since April, 1854, at which time he stated that he was going to the Ballaarat Gold Fields.

Missing Person DetailsAPPLETON, THOMAS, about 20 years of age, who arrived in 1853 by the Thomas Chadwick, at Sydney, and went from thence to the gold fields of Victoria in company with Messrs. Williams and Rockliffe.

Missing Person DetailsBRIDGER, MR. EDWARD, aged 21. "Anxious enquiry is made for you by your friends in England. Your brother is in Melbourne, having just arrived in search of you." — T.2904.

Missing Person DetailsCAMERON, MR. RICHARD.—A letter addressed to Mr. R. C., care of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, lies at the Chief Secretary's Office.—23.7.56.

Missing Person DetailsCATON, MR. HENRY, who arrived in this Colony a few years ago, and resided mostly at Brighton, and was engaged in commercial pursuits. He has not been heard of for four months. A Mr. Henry Caton or Keating, reported to have been found dead on the road to the Gold Fields, is supposed to be the same person. — X.6681.

Missing Person DetailsCLAYTON, JESSE, who left Adelaide in 1855, for the Gold- fields.

Missing Person DetailsCONNELL, MR. WILLIAM.—A letter addressed to Mr. W. C., care of the Assistant Colonial Secretary, lies at the Chief Secretary's Office.—23.7.56.

Missing Person DetailsDEAZLEY, MR. JOHN, who arrived at Sydney by the ship Waterloo, in the year 1853, and was last heard of at the Maryborough Gold Fields in March, 1855. Information to be sent to the Immigration Office, Melbourne.—W.6753.

Missing Person DetailsDUKE, JAMES and Brothers, who kept a butcher's shop at Daisy Hill.

Missing Person DetailsFAMA, MR. HARRY, from London, is requested to communi- cate his address to the Postmaster General, Melbourne.— W.6323.

Missing Person DetailsGOODWIN, MR. JOHN BARKER, of Pictor, near Buxton, Derbyshire, who arrived in this Colony about three years ago. — X.5071.

Missing Person DetailsHAGAN, MARY, who sailed from Liverpool for Hobart Town in May, 1829, under a sentence of transportation for seven years, and was living at Hobart Town in 1836, is enquired for at the instance of her daughter, some property having fallen to her.—V. 4382.

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 100, 1856.

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This person elsewhereADMAN, GEORGE ROBOTTOM, formerly of Ernest-street, Grange-road, Bermondsey, who arrived at Sydney by the Australian, and has not been heard of by his family since April, 1854, at which time he stated that he was going to the Ballaarat Gold Fields 2 appearances

People in this noticeAPPLETON, THOMAS, about 20 years of age, who arrived in 1853 by the Thomas Chadwick, at Sydney, and went from thence to the gold fields of Victoria in company with Messrs. Williams and Rockliffe. · BRIDGER, MR. EDWARD, aged 21. "Anxious enquiry is made for you by your friends in England. Your brother is in Melbourne, having just arrived in search of you." — T.2904. · CAMERON, MR. RICHARD.—A letter addressed to Mr. R. C., care of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, lies at the Chief Secretary's Office.—23.7.56. · CATON, MR. HENRY, who arrived in this Colony a few years ago, and resided mostly at Brighton, and was engaged in commercial pursuits. He has not been heard of for four months. A Mr. Henry Caton or Keating, reported to have been found dead on the road to the Gold Fields, is supposed to be the same person. — X.6681. · CLAYTON, JESSE, who left Adelaide in 1855, for the Gold- fields. · CONNELL, MR. WILLIAM.—A letter addressed to Mr. W. C., care of the Assistant Colonial Secretary, lies at the Chief Secretary's Office.—23.7.56.

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