other · 1850
Information is requested regarding the residence of Charles Gilmore, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip in May 1847 per ship 'Thomas Arbuthnot'.
NOTICE. Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, 21st January, 1850. …
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OffenderCharles Gilmore
ShipThomas Arbuthnot
PlacePort Phillip
OfficialEdward Bell
RoleSuperintendent
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date21st January, 1850
Arrival DateMay 1847
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 22, 28 May 1850.
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