Papers. 1820-1845.

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Papers. 1820-1845.

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Certificates of appointment and petitions 1820-1845 relating to John Gurner, chief clerk of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 1824-1841. Includes two letters from Sir Francis Forbes, Chief Justice of New South Wales, and documents relating to John Gurner's appointment as Register of the Court of Vice Admiralty, May 1840. Also, a transcript of proceedings relating to his admission to practice as a solicitor, October 1840, and articles of partnership between William Minithorpe and John Gurner, 1 January 1841.

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Forbes, Francis, Sir, 1784-1841

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Gurner, John, 1792-1882.

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Minithorpe, William.

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New South Wales. Supreme Court

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