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Newspaper

Melbourne Leader

Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 20, 1861

Page

3

Melbourne public notices and political remarks preview

Fraser columnist details committee proceedings and adjournments while noting forthcoming written pleadings for Tuesday. Mentions of local volunteers, geology maps, gold discoveries, property frontages, and a public meeting supporting Dr Hunter with a democratic plea. Also covers Geelong land sales, a sermon event by Rev Joseph Dare, and drill schedules for Emerald Hill and other volunteer companies.

Raight Parvena Sunde Frre Hatledge Reutledge Maruiey Pyke Rom Tess Mitchell Yellows Davis and Co Bourkestreet Emorld Hill Melbourne Victoria Geological Survey Snooefield Springfeld Mount Macedon Iasua Yas Ballaarat Gibbings Sonteh College Quaterdey Preanntad & Pay Maesdam James Smith Belfast Warrnambeat Ator Russell Warnambool Enys Creat Hintendad Company Redan Totel Ube Onova Alexander Mail Boales Bdisn O'Shannay G. Berry Hunter Gendamasa Ucleus Maine Wilson Gray East Melbourne Gray Phillip Geelong Wendy Yattok Linton Totesmount Joseph Dare Wanley Lonsdale Street Far West Dare Collingwood Richmond Royal Vievoris Volunteer Artillery Prings Heidge Barracks Knog Emerald Hill Company AmanJa Hl Beta- Dioad Mareh

Fragmentary notice on subscription and delivery details

An incomplete notice reports issues with subscriptions and deliveries. It mentions a group labeled BEF quartet and Git delivery in Malheur, with references to forwarded past items and a seated postfew stiltings. The fragment lacks clear dates or names.

Melbourne Criminal Sessions Report on Perjury and Theatres

In Melbourne Criminal Sessions a Crown case proceeds with William Mitchell pleading Not Guilty to perjury linked to a Heathcote court trial. Witnesses examined over ink authenticity on receipts while Boland faces payment disputes. Other cases see Catherine Stevens alleging theft of pawned items and a verdict of guilty with mercy, plus a theatre sale dispute between Coppin and Kyte over property scope and lease, with adjournments pending.

Ademson John Bolanduta Bolan Keilor Boland Bolant Cme Goa Dawson Sell Prasoner Pastway William Mitchell Court of Arty Sessions Heathcate Joseph Edwards John Wilson John’ Taylor Taylor Victoria Hotel Radouatle Marek Ea Ugarnae Woodhouse Catherine Stevens Prince of Wales Theatre Prince Wales ‘Thestroy Abbott Surcian Tae Sandridge Wiluooe Brooke Kye Reese Me Coppi Mr Hegia Ny Spiere

Insolvency Notices for Numerous Melbourne-Area Traders

Edward Solomon of Melbourne and others listed face insolvency actions. Each entry notes liabilities and assets, with amounts in pounds, shillings, and pence, and official assignees named such as Mr Courtney and Mr Josomb. Causes include losses from mining, cattle, fire, and economic pressures, with several debt and deficiency figures recorded.

Edward Solomon Melboure Enerdani Courtney Official Nesignee Timothy Murphy Aitken's Gap Josomb Michael Francis Costellos Axa Creek Lish George Hedpath Long Gully Seadhurst Manning Mr Courtney Nawiznce William Elsworth Biat Hamer Asaeta Jacomb Tuber Mills BuckLind Riser Mer Bhuw Thoma Foster Atkinson Fitzroy Wade Shaw Alexander Allen Collingwood Ne ‘Shaw Jemce Edward Blake Specimen Till Sandhurst Liabilivina Swcomb Thomas Ward Slamand Melbourne Goodman Thomas Doyle Kyneton Carpenter Assole Laing George William Greer Ararat

Insolvent Court Proceedings and Merchant Disputes Listed

A docket of law items from the Supreme Court lists various insolvent and equity matters. Names such as A. D. Harvey and William Fos appear with monetary references, indicating unsettled claims and executions. The page outlines upcoming hearings and the court’s instruction on assignments and warrants.

Supreme Court Equity Conan Mulbourne A. D. Harvey Svrouet Iave William Fos

Weekly Art of Birtis Ant Tuss Tone

Fragmented OCR text from a 19th century event notes shows references to metropolitan exhibition, deaths of children, and Prahran. details are incomplete and unclear, with several garbled phrases and missing context. The readable bits indicate a public display or notice about medical or chest tract infections among Whitish adults and children.

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