''Marriages-PARKER—DALZIEL.—On the 29th ult., at the Independant Church by the Rev. A. M. Henderson, Henry Parker, of Melbourne, to Martha Dalziel, second daughter of the late William Dalziel, contractor, of Fitzroy. Bristol papers please copy.''

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BRUNSWICK POLICE COURT - BRUNSWICK POLICE COURT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11.'' Before--Mr.. J. Keogh, P.M., the Mayor of Brunswick (Mr. H. Smith)and Messrs J. W. Fleming, R. Wallace, T. Stranger, C. M'Dougall, and J. Trenoweth, J's.P: John W. Frederick Dalziel v. Samuel Robinson.-This was a case which arose out of the alleged illegal detention by the defendant of a pony cart, valued at £2, the property of the ccmplainant, at Brunswick, on September 6th. Mr. Shannon appeared for the defendant. According to the evidence of Mr. F. Dalziel, the father of the complainant, he met Robinson, who asked him if his son was going to sell his cart, and he replied yes, upon which defendant ob served- Send it round, and I'll have a look at it, and tell him what it is worth. He sent the lad round with the cart, and the defendant told him to leave it there and send his father round, as he wanted to see him.' The cart was not sent round for him to sell at all, but he was to make an offer, which he did not do. He went to the defen dant's place, but' was unable to see him the second time he went to fetch the cart, and the defendant said he 'would have his life, and called his wife out. Cross-examined by Mr. Shannon -He sent the cart round because he understood defendant was going to make an offer. The cart was not his property at all, but the lad's, and the lad wanted to sell it. For the defence, Mr. Shannon con tended that the cart was taken round for the purpose of being sold, if they Could get what it is wins worth. Tha delendanL oLtte sold carts for people lo 0 whom he did repairs. The cart was an old one, and was not worth £2. The defendant told the lad he had received an offer of 30/- for the cart, but he re plied that he would not sell for that, but that he was to get a little more. The defendant then went to Mr. John son, who had made the offer, and got 35/-, and the cart was sold, and the deposit paid and if his client parted with the cart after accepting the de posit he would land himself into trouble. The bench made an order for the de fendant to return the cart, or pay £2, and 10/- costs were allowed''.

BRUNSWICK POLICE COURT - BRUNSWICK POLICE COURT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11.'' Before--Mr.. J. Keogh, P.M., the Mayor of Brunswick (Mr. H. Smith)and Messrs J. W. Fleming, R. Wallace, T. Stranger, C. M'Dougall, and J. Trenoweth, J's.P: John W. Frederick Dalziel v. Samuel Robinson.-This was a case which arose out of the alleged illegal detention by the defendant of a pony cart, valued at £2, the property of the ccmplainant, at Brunswick, on September 6th. Mr. Shannon appeared for the defendant. According to the evidence of Mr. F. Dalziel, the father of the complainant, he met Robinson, who asked him if his son was going to sell his cart, and he replied yes, upon which defendant ob served- Send it round, and I'll have a look at it, and tell him what it is worth. He sent the lad round with the cart, and the defendant told him to leave it there and send his father round, as he wanted to see him.' The cart was not sent round for him to sell at all, but he was to make an offer, which he did not do. He went to the defendant's place, but' was unable to see him the second time he went to fetch the cart, and the defendant said he 'would have his life, and called his wife out. Cross-examined by Mr. Shannon -He sent the cart round because he understood defendant was going to make an offer. The cart was not his property at all, but the lad's, and the lad wanted to sell it. For the defence, Mr. Shannon con tended that the cart was taken round for the purpose of being sold, if they Could get what it is wins worth. Tha delendanL oLtte sold carts for people lo 0 whom he did repairs. The cart was an old one, and was not worth £2. The defendant told the lad he had received an offer of 30/- for the cart, but he re plied that he would not sell for that, but that he was to get a little more. The defendant then went to Mr. John son, who had made the offer, and got 35/-, and the cart was sold, and the deposit paid and if his client parted with the cart after accepting the de posit he would land himself into trouble. The bench made an order for the de fendant to return the cart, or pay £2, and 10/- costs were allowed''.

Name: Darid Pigdon [David Pigdon] • Father's name: Henry Pigdon • Mother's name: Sarah Forsythe • Birth Place: Indented Head, Victoria • Registration Place: Victoria

Name: David Pigdon • Spouse Name: Mary Nelis • Marriage Place: Victoria • Registration Place: Victoria • Registration Year: 1891 • Registration Number: 3163

Name: David Pigdon • Gender: Male • Electoral Year: 1909 • Subdistrict: Drysdale • State: Victoria • District: Corio • Country: Australia

''THE LATE DAVID PIGDON General regret was expressed in the Portarlington and surrounding districts when it became known that Mr. David Pigdon had passed away in hos pital at Geelong. He was very popular in the district, where he had lived all his life he was born 51 years ago at Bellarine. The deceased leaves a wife, five daughters and four sons-to mourn their loss. The funeral took place on Good Friday in the R.C. portion of the Portarlington Cemetery. The cortege comprised the hearse mouring coach and a number of' pri vate conveyances: several friends came from Geelong and the surrounding dis trict . The coffin-bearers were. Messrs. J. and D. Pigdon (sons-), S. Harvey (brother-in-law) and T. Magabiria and the pall-bearers were Messrs. It. Pigdon, C. Pigdon, J. Pigdon,~ O. Bloink (Brother-in-law), A. Beamond and Y. Campion. The Rev Father Conlon, of Drysdale, conducted the burial service, and the- funeral arrangements were conducted by Mr. William Wellington, of Geelong..''

Name William Alison • Gender Male • Christening Date 18 Sep 1803 • Christening Place HOUSTON AND • KILLELLAN,RENFREW,SCOTLAND • Birth Date 13 Sep 1803 • Father's Name John Alison • Mother's Name Janet Holm • database, FamilySearch John Alison in entry for William Alison, 13 Sep 1803 citing , reference FHL microfilm 1,041,065, 102,064.

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