The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-07 00:00:00

BEIRS WAA TED AT VICTORIA.

• ESTATES OF INTESTATES. —IN THE SU-
_ PREME COURT OF THE COLONY OF
VICTORIA..
A true and perfect return of all estates of iatee-
tate3, placed under the charge of the registrar of
the said court, for collection, under the act of
Parliament, 9 Geo. IV., cap. 83, sec. 12, from
the Ist (lay of January to the 30th day of June,
1857, inclusive ; giving the names of the intes-
tate persons, their colonial residence, and the
suppeeel British residence of family, and the
amount deposited in the Bank of Victoria at
Melbourne to the credit of each estate, and date
of order to collect the estate.
1. Thomas Saunders, of Melbourne, from Ade-
laide, Jan. 7, 1857, master mariner, committed
suicide at the Great Britain Hotel, Melbourne.
2. James Miles, of Richmond, unknown, 24/.
53. 3d., Jan, 26, 1857, police-constable, died Bth
October, 1856.
3. George Kennerley, of Melbourne, unknown,
died in Melbourne Hospital, December, 1856.
4. William Jones, a Burmese, of Melbourne,
unknown, 41. 13s. 2d., Feb. 2, 1857, steward of the
Cone steamer, Hobsou'e- bay, accidentally drowned.
5. John Lee, of Echuca, unknown, 36/. 14s. 2d.,
Feb. 16, 1857, died 10th December, 1856.
6. H. Trenowith, of Wharparilla, unknown, 3/.
6s. Gd., April 7, 1857, died 16th November, 1856.
7. Richard Dawe, of Geelong, unknown, 528/.
18s. 7d., Jan. 26th, 1857, found drowned iu the
Moorabool River, supposed to be insane.
8. D, Henderson, of Ballarat, from Gelding,
Fifeskire, 17/. 18s. d., February 9, 1857, died in
Ballarat Hospital, Bth January, 1857.
9. John Abbott, of Melbourne, late of Melbourne,
Doctor of Medicine, died February, 1857.
10. William Thomas, 8/. 17s. 2d., no order,
passenger by the Caroline, from Liverpool, died on
the passage.
11. H. Olderog, from Fochen, Denmark, 7/.115.,
no order, passengerby the Bielfied, from Hamburg,
died on the passage.
12. J. Fury, from Roscommon, 2/. 75., no order,
passenger by the Tiptree, from Liverpool, died on
the passage.
13. R. H. Carter, from Carlton-house, Jersey,
no order, passenger by the Tudor, from Liverpool,
died on the passage.
14. J. Dawson, from Hockston-hill, near Liver-
pool, 2/. 155., no order, passenger by the Tudor,
from Liverpool, died on the passage.
15. John Mole, from Gwennap, Cornwall, 12/.
ss. 6d., no order, passenger by the Champion of
the Seas, from Liverpool, died on the passage.
16. Robert Cooper, of Dunolly, unknown, 851.
16s. 2d., .Feb. 27, 1857, gold miner, accidentally
killed, 31st Jan., 1857.
17. William rown, of Castlemein, from Sunder-
land ; 471. 7s. Bd., gold miner, formly a sailor,
died 12th Januaty, 1857.
18. William Caddick, of Melbourne, from
Birmingham, April 2, 1857 ; husband and wife
both died in Melbourne Hospital, March, 1857,
leaving one infant son.
19. Archibald M'lntyre, of Youngera, Lower
Loddou, from Scotland, 23/. 18s. 2d., April 15,
1857, accidentally drowned Ist March, 1856.
20. James Donald, of Gisborne, unknown,
Bs. 9d., April 7, 1857.
21. James Christie, of Geelong, unknown,
1,101/. 2s. Gd., March 10, 1857, found drowned in
the Barwon (this estate not wound up).
22. Martin Nelson, of Bendigo, March 18, 1857,
gold miner.
John Burke, of Melbourne, unknown, 296/. 45,,
March 19, 1857, late city inspector, died 19th
March, 1857.
24. James Kyle, of Melbourne, from Ireland,
1921. 175., March 25, 1857, died April, 1857 (?)
sic in orig. •
25. Richard Wm. Windsor Jones, of Castle-
-1
maine, unknown, 2001. 10s. Gd., April 7, 1857,
gold digger.
26. Nicholas Hopson, of Ararat, unknown, 811.
14s. 2d., April 7, 1857, gold digger, died in Geelong
Hospital, March 30, 1857.
27. Lindsay Mahoney, of Murgheboluc, un-
known, April 15, 1857, killed by falling from his
horse, April, 1857
28. James Stewart, of Woolshed, from Drum-
troddon, 18s. Gd., no order, drowned at the Wool-
shed, April 4, 1857.
29. John Springhall, of Geelong, from Milcombe,
England, 46/, 2s. Bd., April 15, 1857, gardener died
April 5, 1857, family at Milcombe, near Banbury.
30. John Lake, of Dunolly, unknown, April 15,
1857, gold miner, died Jan. 10, 1857.
31. John M'Kay, of Wedderburne, from Scot-
land, 4/. 12s. 2d., no order, found dead on the
roadside, April 6, 1857.
32. Jasper Moody, of Ballarat, 11/. 11e. 41.,
April 17, 1857, gold miner, died March, 1857.
33. Peter Fabren, of Ballarat, unknown, 31/.
13'. Bd., April 27, 1857, gold miner, died April,
1857.

34. Richard Norris, of Harrow, from Adelaide,
551. 25,, April 27, bullock driver, accidentally
drowned 6th March, 1857,
35. Henry Fleck, of Buninyong, killed irth
March, 1857.
36. George Daws, Ballarat, unknown, 241. 18s.
Bd3. ,7.May WilliamB 185G7i,bgbos! gold miner, ißneuri,lidniyeodntprdili,eld 28576.
th
April, 1857.
38. Thomas Bassitt, of Ballarat, May 19, 1857,
died 11th May, 1857.
39. D. McDougall, from Scotland, 41. 4s. 9d.,
passenger par ship Waverley, from Liverpool, died
7th April, 1857.
40. William Connor, from Ireland, Bs. 6d., pas-
senger per ship Salween, from San Fraucisco, died
23d April, 1857.
41. Wiliam .Coultherd, of Ballarat, May 19,
1857, died May 19, 1857.
42. Hannibal Thomas, of Ballart, 851. Os. 10d.,
May 19, 1857, died May 1857.
43. Worthington John Crawford, of Chinaman's
Flat, 38/. 18s., June 23, 1857, killed by the over-
turning of a dray ; has a wife at the Ovens.
44. Robert Duncanson, of Steiglitz, from Anth,
near Falkirk, 2171. 128., May 28, 1857, killed by
fdling down a hole.
45. John Harrison, of Melbourne, unknown,
10/. 2s, 11d.. died May, 1857.
46. George Mead, of Lower Woolshed, unknown,
221., June 5, 1857, gold miner, killed by falling in
of his claim, 2d April, 1857.
47. John Stevens, of Ballarat, unknown.
48. Richard Shanley, of Williamstown, un-
known, June 15, 1857, bullock driver, died 3d
June, 1857.
49. Enoch Rogers, of Melbourne, unknown, 731.
lls., June 12, 1857, died 2d June, 1857, la the Mel !.
bourne Hospital.
50. Henry Scott Lamb, of Swan Hill, unknown,
671, 10s. Bd., no order, police-constable, died 15th
Fob., 1857.
51. Michael O'Doherty, of Yackandandah, un-
known, 65/. 175., June 23, 1857, gold minor, died
12th March, 1857.
52. James Sullivan, of Ballarat, June 8, 1857,
gold miner, died 18th June, 1857.
53. James Stoker, of Ballarat, June 24, 1857,
gold miner, died 18th June, 1857.
51. Quai Toi, of Beechworth, June 24, 1857.
55. William Royston, of Geelong, June 27, 1857,
brickmaker, died 24th June, 1857.
I, James Denham Pinnock, do solemnly and
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ar,
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of.
v‘To .
sincerely declare that I believe the preceding two
sheets of paper [this iefers to the manuscript] to
contain a true and faithful return of all sums of
money received and paid by me, and balances paid
into the Bank of Victoria, at Melbourne, at the
date of this return ; and I make this solemn decla-
ration conscientiously believing the same to be true,
by virtue of the provisions of an act made and
passed in the ninth year of the reign of her pre-
sent Majesty, intituled. "An Act for the more
effectuhl Abolition of Oaths and Affirmations taken
and made in various departments of the Govern-
ment of New South Wales, and to substitute de-
clarations in lieu thereof, and for the suppression
of voluntary and extra -j adicial oaths and affiadavits.
J. D. PINNOCK,
Reaistrar of the Supremo Court and- Curator
. of Intestate Estates, Supreme Court, Re-
s tryb.eoffho'rcee,mAel,e Melbourne,
Melbourne,urneA,
gV.se,sinclttcAarvitneaEhnn.Li
22d day
of DeclaredJlgilBs7.
Edward Crown
Colonies, Barnard,WAS,
Westminister.
Nov. 6, 1857.

The honour of knighthood will, we believe, very
shortly be conferred upon the Lord Mayor, in conside-
ration of his great and successful exertions in originating
the Indian Relief Fund.
PUBLIC MEETING AT GLASGOW.—GLASGOW,Thursday
Evening.—A meeting of most influential merchants and
millowners has just been held, and appointed a depu-
tation of six gentlemen to proceed to London, to wait
upon Government to urge the necessity of immediate
measures for commercial relief.
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