other · 1859
Thomas Clark, a solicitor, initiated proceedings against William Lockhart Morton for unpaid costs, leading to Morton's acts of insolvency and the sequestration of his estate.
WHEREAS upon the petition to the Honorable the Judges of the Supreme Court of the colony of Victoria in the sum of …
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PersonThomas Clark
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
PersonThomas Clark
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
PersonThomas Clark
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
OffenderWilliam Lockhart Morton
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 143, 1859.
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