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Memorial of Henry Lord, Builder of Dixon Street, praying that favourable consideration be given by

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Unique IDA-000502879SeriesPetitions to CouncilParentCSA044318DateBetween 1st January 1844 and 31st December 1844FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionMemorial of Henry Lord, Builder of Dixon Street, praying that favourable consideration be given by Council to Remuneration for Loss of Time and Property sustained when thrown from his Horse and Gig, on Saturday 23rd Inst in King Street near St James Church, due to a heap of dirt and stones lain there for the purpose of repairing and making a drain, with no guard or preventive as is directed by Act of Council, with the whole damage amounting to not less than Fifteen Pounds.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Memorial of Henry Lord, Builder of Dixon Street, praying that favourable consideration be given by