ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Postal Section.
The date of appointment of 2nd Lts.
__ D. McC. McConnell and H. F. Dolman is
12th Nov. 1918, and not as stated in the
^Gazette of 15th Nov. 1918.
Tuesday, 13 January 2009
THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30 SEPTEMBER, I919
Second Lieutenants to be Lieutenants.
S. P. George. 31st Jan. 1919.
F. ift. 'Croft. 20th Mar. 1919.
24th Apr. 1919.
R. G. Aitken, F. H. Salmon, J. P. Bayley,
L. V. Holmes.
25th May 1919.
H. H. E. English, M. Hawkins.
W. J..Ballantyne. 26th May 1919.
H. G. Dolman. 28th May 1919.
S. P. George. 31st Jan. 1919.
F. ift. 'Croft. 20th Mar. 1919.
24th Apr. 1919.
R. G. Aitken, F. H. Salmon, J. P. Bayley,
L. V. Holmes.
25th May 1919.
H. H. E. English, M. Hawkins.
W. J..Ballantyne. 26th May 1919.
H. G. Dolman. 28th May 1919.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14 OCTOBER, 1919." 12731
Temp. 2nd Lt. Arthur Henry Dolman relinquishes
his commission. 2'5th Sept. 1919.
his commission. 2'5th Sept. 1919.
Some Selected Reports from the Salisbury and Winchester Journal Monday, Jan 17, 1825.
The general quarter sessions for the peace for this county commenced at Devizes on Tuesday, Mr. Estcourt
in the chair. The trials of the prisoners began on Wednesday morning,
and as they were so numerous, a second Court was opened, at which Mr.Locke presided, the following prisoners were sentenced as under :-
Seven years transportation : Joseph Smart, for stealing a quantity of cheese and bacon from Joseph Scott, at Tisbury.- Walter Angel, for stealing three pigs from R.G. Bathe, at Purton.- Geo. Bull, for stealing 2 images and a pair of stockings from Chas. Clay, and for stealing a pair of stockings from the garden of R. Wiltshire, at Bradford,- Ezek. Lovegrove, for stealing tools from the shop of Francis Howell.- Nathan Shuttle, for stealing, various articles of wearing apparel from a stable at Little Bedwin.
Hard Labour in Devizes House of Correction :- Joshua Davis, for poaching in Clarendon Park, 18 months; and Geo.Garratt, for a similar offence, 12 months.- Jacob Haskell, for poaching at Longbridge Deverell, 12 months, and bound for good behaviour for two years.-.James Raisey, for stealing bacon and cheese from John Goodman, at Wilcott; John Chapman, for stealing two sacks of potatoes from Henry Flower; and William Mead, (accomplice of George Bull abovementioned) for stealing-property from Charles Clay; 12 months each,- Charles Newman, for stealing barley from Thomas Jarvis, at Uphaven; Jas. Maltman, Jas. Wickham, and James Fisher, for stealing half a bushel of potatoes from Thos.Hanks at Bradford; John Lloyd and Jacob Holding, for stealing potatoes from Nath. Haynes; Jas. Morse, for stealing potatoes from W.H. Rickards; Jas. Weaver, for unlawfully obtaining 4s. 6d. from the overseers of Cricklade St.Sampson; 6 months each.- Wm. Dollman and John Hatherell, for poaching in the parish of Corsham, 4 months each.- John Frances, for stealing oats from J. Gerrish at Trowbridge; John Marks, for stealing an iron casement at Poulshot; 3 months each.- Robt. Foote, for stealing a great coat from Chas. Alford, at Warminster, 2 months, and once whipt in Devizes market-place. - John Bailey, for stealing an' umbrella from Jas. Gutteridge, 2 months.- Geo. Nutley, for stealing oats from Jos. Drury, 2 months; and T. Marshall, his accomplice, 6 weeks.- Henry Dicketts, stealing a leg of mutton from J. Westcombe, at Britford; Peter Watson, for stealing an elm stick at Broughton Gifford; Rd. Fulloway, for stealing a hay knife at Seend; and Joel Vickers, for stealing 7 rabbits at Twyford; 1 month each.
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in the chair. The trials of the prisoners began on Wednesday morning,
and as they were so numerous, a second Court was opened, at which Mr.Locke presided, the following prisoners were sentenced as under :-
Seven years transportation : Joseph Smart, for stealing a quantity of cheese and bacon from Joseph Scott, at Tisbury.- Walter Angel, for stealing three pigs from R.G. Bathe, at Purton.- Geo. Bull, for stealing 2 images and a pair of stockings from Chas. Clay, and for stealing a pair of stockings from the garden of R. Wiltshire, at Bradford,- Ezek. Lovegrove, for stealing tools from the shop of Francis Howell.- Nathan Shuttle, for stealing, various articles of wearing apparel from a stable at Little Bedwin.
Hard Labour in Devizes House of Correction :- Joshua Davis, for poaching in Clarendon Park, 18 months; and Geo.Garratt, for a similar offence, 12 months.- Jacob Haskell, for poaching at Longbridge Deverell, 12 months, and bound for good behaviour for two years.-.James Raisey, for stealing bacon and cheese from John Goodman, at Wilcott; John Chapman, for stealing two sacks of potatoes from Henry Flower; and William Mead, (accomplice of George Bull abovementioned) for stealing-property from Charles Clay; 12 months each,- Charles Newman, for stealing barley from Thomas Jarvis, at Uphaven; Jas. Maltman, Jas. Wickham, and James Fisher, for stealing half a bushel of potatoes from Thos.Hanks at Bradford; John Lloyd and Jacob Holding, for stealing potatoes from Nath. Haynes; Jas. Morse, for stealing potatoes from W.H. Rickards; Jas. Weaver, for unlawfully obtaining 4s. 6d. from the overseers of Cricklade St.Sampson; 6 months each.- Wm. Dollman and John Hatherell, for poaching in the parish of Corsham, 4 months each.- John Frances, for stealing oats from J. Gerrish at Trowbridge; John Marks, for stealing an iron casement at Poulshot; 3 months each.- Robt. Foote, for stealing a great coat from Chas. Alford, at Warminster, 2 months, and once whipt in Devizes market-place. - John Bailey, for stealing an' umbrella from Jas. Gutteridge, 2 months.- Geo. Nutley, for stealing oats from Jos. Drury, 2 months; and T. Marshall, his accomplice, 6 weeks.- Henry Dicketts, stealing a leg of mutton from J. Westcombe, at Britford; Peter Watson, for stealing an elm stick at Broughton Gifford; Rd. Fulloway, for stealing a hay knife at Seend; and Joel Vickers, for stealing 7 rabbits at Twyford; 1 month each.
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Sunday, 11 January 2009
ARGUS SATURDAY 15TH DECEMBER 1917 PAGE 11
SMITH-DOLMAN.-On the 22nd September, at the
Methodist Cliurch, Seymour, by the Rev. T. J.
Payne, William F., eldest son of the late Sidney
and Mrs. Smith, Mansfield, to Violet A., fourth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Dolman, Seymour.
Methodist Cliurch, Seymour, by the Rev. T. J.
Payne, William F., eldest son of the late Sidney
and Mrs. Smith, Mansfield, to Violet A., fourth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Dolman, Seymour.
DOLMAN FAMILY ANTIQUARIUS
Does anyone have the PDF copy of THE DOLMAN FAMILY
ANTIQUARIUS Notes and Queries.1866; s3-IX: 370
http://nq.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/s3-IX/227/370-b
ANTIQUARIUS Notes and Queries.1866; s3-IX: 370
http://nq.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/s3-IX/227/370-b
Sunday, 23 November 2008
STATE RECORDS OFFICE OF WA
| Reference | Entity | Title | Start Date | End Date | Links |
| ITEM-1965/2913 v1 | Record Item | Billiluna Station Eastern Division. T.A. Dolman and Coy Pty. Ltd., Charla Downs Pty. Ltd., Wongawol Pty. Ltd. | - | - | Detail |
| ITEM-2108/1 | Record Item | DOLMAN, Jane | - | 31 Dec 1950 | Detail |
| ITEM-7795/1 | Record Item | DOLMAN, Samuel | - | 31 Dec 1966 | Detail |
| ITEM-1980/0295 | Record Item | Peter Dolman, 50 Joyce St, Lesmurdie -vs- A Boryczewski & R Maddison, West Beach Travel, Subiaco | - | 30 Dec 1980 | Detail |
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