Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1854 – No. 6

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✨ Juror Qualification List

NEW ZEALAND

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

(PROVINCE OF WELLINGTON.)

Published by Authority.

All Public Notifications which appear in this Gazette, with any Official Signature thereto annexed, are to be considered as Official communications made to those Persons to whom they may relate, and are to be obeyed accordingly.

By His Honor’s command,

WILLIAM FITZHERBERT, Secretary.

VOL. I] THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1854. [No. 6.

LIST of Persons qualified to serve as Jurors

for the District of Wellington for the year 1854.

A

Abbott, William, Kai warra, butcher
Abbott, William, River Hutt, labourer
Acourt, George, River Hutt, labourer
Ailen, William, Manners street, settler
Allen, Eli, Polhill’s gully, labourer
Allen, George, Thorndon quay, boatbuilder
Allen, Frederick Kenneth, Cuba street, boatman
Allen, William, Hawkstone street, auctioneer
Alington, Thomas, Lambton quay, publican
Aldorf, Charles Ernest Von, Lambton quay, hotel keeper
Anderson, David, Lambton quay, storekeeper
Anderson, Thomas, Thorndon quay, labourer
Anderson, John, Kai warra, carpenter
Angell, Joseph, Porirua road, gardener
Anslow, Thomas, Willis street, draper
Armstrong, William, River Hutt, sawyer
Armstrong, Robert, Lambton quay, saddler
Ashbolt, Thomas, Cuba street, groom
Ashmore, John, Lambton quay, carpenter
Ashdown, George, Manners street, publican
Atchison, Frederick, Lambton quay, storekeeper
Atkinson, Henry, Karori sawyer
Avery, Thomas, River Hutt, labourer
Avery, George, River Hutt, labourer

B

Baggarley, James, Herbert street, painter
Baggott, Charles, River Hutt, sawyer
Baker, James, Porirua road, labourer
Baldwin, William, Mulgrave street, storekeeper
Ball, Alfred, Ohiro, labourer
Bannatyne, William McLeod, Tinakori road, Esq., J. P.
Bannister, William, Lambton quay, publican
Bannister, Edwin, Wellington terrace, printer
Barb, James, River Hutt, labourer
Barben, Thomas, Manners street, clerk
Barber, Walter, Taranaki street, sawyer
Barnes, William Robert, Park vale, labourer
Barnes, William, Wades town, labourer
Barnes, James, Kai warra road, publican
Barnes, Thomas, Porirua road, labourer
Barnett, William, Third river, labourer
Barr, John, Lambton quay, warehouseman
Barrett, Robert, Manners street, groom
Barrett, John, Taranaki street, storekeeper
Barraud, Charles Decimus, Lambton quay, chemist
Barraud, Francis Philip, Lambton quay, chemist
Barrow, James, Porirua road, farmer
Barrow, Stephen, Porirua road, labourer
Barrow, Thomas, Porirua road, labourer
Barrow, Charles, Porirua road, labourer
Barry, Richard, Dickson street, publican
Bartlett, Nathaniel, Porirua road, labourer
Bassett, William, River Hutt, shoemaker
Beachan, George, River Hutt, painter
Beattie, William, Ingestre street, servant
Bee, Francis, Hobson street, baker
Bell, William, Porirua road, carpenter
Bell, George, Lambton quay, servant
Bell, John, River Hutt, shoemaker
Bell, Thomas, Lambton quay, shoemaker
Benge, Nicholas, Guildford terrace, labourer
Benge, David, River Hutt, labourer
Benge, John Douglas, Abel Smith street, labourer

VUW Te Waharoa — Wellington Provincial Gazette 1854, No 6

The Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted) were shared with Parliament after 1865

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

⚖️ List of Persons qualified to serve as Jurors for the District of Wellington for the year 1854

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsJurors, Qualification, Wellington District
👱🏽 Names

62 names identified

William Abbott, Qualified to serve as juror
William Abbott, Qualified to serve as juror
George Acourt, Qualified to serve as juror
William Ailen, Qualified to serve as juror
Eli Allen, Qualified to serve as juror
George Allen, Qualified to serve as juror
Frederick Kenneth Allen, Qualified to serve as juror
William Allen, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Alington, Qualified to serve as juror
Charles Ernest Von Aldorf, Qualified to serve as juror
David Anderson, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Anderson, Qualified to serve as juror
John Anderson, Qualified to serve as juror
Joseph Angell, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Anslow, Qualified to serve as juror
William Armstrong, Qualified to serve as juror
Robert Armstrong, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Ashbolt, Qualified to serve as juror
John Ashmore, Qualified to serve as juror
George Ashdown, Qualified to serve as juror
Frederick Atchison, Qualified to serve as juror
Henry Atkinson, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Avery, Qualified to serve as juror
George Avery, Qualified to serve as juror
James Baggarley, Qualified to serve as juror
Charles Baggott, Qualified to serve as juror
James Baker, Qualified to serve as juror
William Baldwin, Qualified to serve as juror
Alfred Ball, Qualified to serve as juror
William McLeod Bannatyne (Esquire, J. P.), Qualified to serve as juror
William Bannister, Qualified to serve as juror
Edwin Bannister, Qualified to serve as juror
James Barb, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Barben, Qualified to serve as juror
Walter Barber, Qualified to serve as juror
William Robert Barnes, Qualified to serve as juror
William Barnes, Qualified to serve as juror
James Barnes, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Barnes, Qualified to serve as juror
William Barnett, Qualified to serve as juror
John Barr, Qualified to serve as juror
Robert Barrett, Qualified to serve as juror
John Barrett, Qualified to serve as juror
Charles Decimus Barraud, Qualified to serve as juror
Francis Philip Barraud, Qualified to serve as juror
James Barrow, Qualified to serve as juror
Stephen Barrow, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Barrow, Qualified to serve as juror
Charles Barrow, Qualified to serve as juror
Richard Barry, Qualified to serve as juror
Nathaniel Bartlett, Qualified to serve as juror
William Bassett, Qualified to serve as juror
George Beachan, Qualified to serve as juror
William Beattie, Qualified to serve as juror
Francis Bee, Qualified to serve as juror
William Bell, Qualified to serve as juror
George Bell, Qualified to serve as juror
John Bell, Qualified to serve as juror
Thomas Bell, Qualified to serve as juror
Nicholas Benge, Qualified to serve as juror
David Benge, Qualified to serve as juror
John Douglas Benge, Qualified to serve as juror

👩‍💼 Officials

WILLIAM FITZHERBERT, Secretary

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