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Police Magistrate of Patrick Plains who took statement from Thomas Holden who was accused of murdering his wife
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Assigned a convict watchmaker and an errand boy
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Present at meeting of Patrick Plains Turf Club
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Steward at Patrick Plains Races
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39th Regiment. Appointed Magistrate
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Returned to HQ by the Sophia Jane Steamer tattered and torn after his expedition into the interior. Mounted Police
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Mounted Police. Claimed reward for capture of the murderer of Mr. Clements. (said to be John Donohoe)
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39th Regiment. With Lieutenant Colonel Lindesay visiting Newcastle
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Resigned from position of Police Magistrate. Replaced by Charles Wray Finch
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Captain Charles
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Police Magistrate
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Captain Charles
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Of the 17th Regiment. Appointed Magistrate at Patrick Plains
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Captain Duncan
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Previously master of the 'Minerva'. Captain of the Nereid wrecked 10 miles north of Newcastle
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Captain Duncan
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Sailed in the Mary Ann over 18 months previously for Torres Straits to collect portions of the wrecks Swiftsure and Mermaid. At the time of the Amity going through the Straits 9 months ago, Captain Forbes was distressed for water and under necessity of going ashore. No word had been heard from since
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Forbes (Mounted Police)
First Name:
Captain John Douglas
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Guildford 1827 (came free)
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Captain John Douglas Forbes was the son of Bartholomew Forbes Esq,. He was appointed Ensign in 39th regiment on 17 April 1823. He kept a Diary on the voyage of the Guildford which is available at NLA Australia. Captain J.D. Forbes was Commandant of the Mounted Police 1830 - 1832 and was commended for his zeal and efficiency in that position. He played a prominent part in colonial life. He departed for India with the 39th regiment on the John on 26th July 1832 and died at sea age 33, on his passage from Madras to England on the Protector when in command of invalids on 16 June 1837