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Prepared by Denis Strangman.
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MADER: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 5/3/1860).

M’ALLISTER: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 19/3,16/4, 27/7/1860).

  1. MACALONG: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN MACALOREY: UL 7/3/1860.

M’ARTHUR: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 28/3/1860).

ALEXANDER McARTHUR: Storekeeper Avoca 1856 (ER). Commercial street. Items stolen. (VPG 26/7/1860.)

  1. MCARTHUR: UL 15/2/1860.
  2. McARTHUR: UL 14/3/1860 ~

GILBERT MCARTHUR: SI, 21/4/1860.

  1. McARTHUR: Resident Warden’s office, Avoca. Born Isle of Ascension. First appointed 20/11/1856. Pounds 350 p.a. (V&P Leg. C. 1858-59. A2.)

RICHARD M’ARTHUR: UL 7/3/1860.

MR MACARTNEY: Agent for Birnies’ Line of Coaches. Pocke picked. (MADA 23/4/1860).

  1. MACAULAY: UL 15/2/1860.

ARCH MACAULEY: UL 9/4/1860.

ANDREW McBRIDE: UL 7/3/1860.

JOHN McBRIDE: UL 15/2/1860, 7/3/1860, 18/4/1860.

  1. McCAB: UL 15/2/1860.

G.E. McCABE: UL 7/311860.

MILES & ANN McCABE: Baptism. C of E. Charles Edmund. Lamplough. 8/5/1860.

  1. McCALL: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN McCALLUM: UL 7/3/1860.

M’CARTHY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 19/3/1860).

MICHAEL McCARTHY: Horse stolen. MG 2/2/1860

SAMUEL & ELIZ McCARTHY: Baptism. C of E. Lamplough. Eliz Caroline, Fred, Samuel. 13/11/1860.

  1. M’CARTHY: UL 7/3/1860.

HUGH ROBERT McCARTNEY: Robbed in front of Clare Castle. (VPG 10/5/1860.)

WM M’CAULAY: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. McCAULEY: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN M’CAULLY: UL 7/3/1860.

HENRY McCLEARY: Son JOSEPH born Lamplough 1860. (No 10966 BDM) .

McCLELLAND BROS: Lost horse notice. Lamplough. (VGG No 23 p 356, 21/2/1860).

M’CLEMENT: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 28/6/1860).

J W M’Clement: Ul 18/4/1860.

A.W. McCLEMONT: UL 4/4/1860.

MCCLURE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 18/5/1860).

CONSTABLE McCLURE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/5/1860)

WM M’CLURE: UL 7/3/1860.

MR M’COOME: UL 7/3/1860.

MR M’CORDY: UL 18/4/1860.

KATE M’CORMACK: UL 7/3/1860.

MISS McCORMICK: UL 15/2/1860.

  1. McCOWAN: UL 1413
  2. McCOWAN: UL 15/2/1860.
  3. McCOWDEN: UL 14/3/1860.

JOHN M’COY: UL 7/3/1860.

ROB RALF McCRAW: SL 19/7/1860. R. McCRAW: UL 15/2/1860.

MR M’CREA: Crown lands ranger (?). (BS 6/9/1860).

EDWARD McCUBE: UL 4/4/1860.

MR M’CURDY: UL 9/4/1860.

  1. McCUTCHAN: UL 14/3/1860.

MACDERMOTT: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 30/7/1860).

JOHN McDOAD: UL 15/2/1860.

BERNARD McDONAGH: SL 18/3/1861.

MICK M’DONAGH: UL 7/3/1860.

MR M’DONALD: Slaughterman. Lamplough. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 14/3/1860).

  1. McDONALD: UL 14/3/1860.

ALEX M’DONALD: UL 7/3/1860.

ALEX McDONALD: Storekeeper. Robbed. (VPG 23/2/1860.)

ARCHIBALD McDONALD: Son JOHN ALEXANDER born Lexton 1860. (No 08307 BDM). (Mother’s maiden name: Annabell Matheson.)

DONALD McDONALD: UL 21/3/1860. Widower, 4 children. Land Board. (AFT 22/5/1886).

HUGH S. McDONALD: SL 18/3/1861, 22/5/1861.

RONALD McDONALD: UL 15/2/1860, 7/3/1860.

SGT. M’DONALD: Sgt. in charge of Police Station at Lamplough. Evans case. (MADA 6/4/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 11/5/1860). In charge of Police Station. Assistant clerk, Petty Sessions. (RADA 25/6/1860). Told BS reporter re Fuse. Criticised in Tasker case. (BS 30/6/1860). Label case. Lamplough Police Court. (RADA 4/7/1860). Arrested Forrest. (MADA 27/7/1860). Transferred to Sale in Gipps Land. Succeeded Insp. Chomley. (MADA 29/8/1860). Reporter checked with Sgt. McDonald. (BS 18/9/1860) Chinese opium case. (BS 28/9/1860).

J.S. McDONALL: UL 21/3/1860.

BRIDGET McDONNELL: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Rebecca Duckett.

JOHN M’DONNELL: Drunk and disordely. (MADA 15/2/1860.)

JOHN McDONNELL: Lamplough. Money stolen from him by “the Fluter”. (VPG 16/7/1868).

MR MAURICE TRAVERS M’DONOUGH: Son of Laurence, Dr. Born Parsonstown, Ireland (?). Marriage 1855 to Mary Eliza Jones. (No 00351 BDM). Son Travers Telford McDonough born B’ton. (No 9084 BDM). Son Maurice Travers McDonough born Amherst. (No 09669 BDM). Attacked jury. Pistols episode. “A very extraordinary verdict”. Castlemaine C.C. (MAM 17/6/1854).Castlemaine P.C. (MAM 5/8/1854). Supreme Court, Castlemaine on 9 October. (MAM 13/10/1854). Castlemaine Criminal Sessions. (MAM 16/2/1855). Castlemaine Criminal Court on 23 January. (MAM 26/1/1855). Castlemaine Criminal Court on 21 March. (MAM 23/3/1855). Castlemaine Criminal Sessions on 9 June. (MAM 15/6/1855). At Castlemaine Court 22 December. (MAM 23/11/1855.) Defended Fanny Finch at Castlemaine Police Copurt. Staying at Criterion Hotel. (MAM Fryer’s Town, Legislative Council. North 5/2/1856). Enrolled West Province. (MAM 29/5/1856). McDonough ill. Mount Franklyn Court. (MAM 3/6/1856). Incident at Talbot Election meeting, Forest Creek. (MAM 15/7/1856). At Hepburn, Mt Franklin Court on 23/8/1856 (MAM 29/8/1856). Candiadet for Talbot (MAM 17/9/1856). Electioneering in Maryborough (MAM 3/10/1856). Results 4 votes (MAM 20/10/1856). Eighth elected to local court. (MAM 12/12/1856). At Melbourne Criminal Sessions (MAM 24/12/1856). Prendergast and McDonough candidates, Castlemaine Municipal Elections. (BA 17/1/1857). Nearly committed for contempt. (BA 22/1/1857). Name in unclaimed ships’ letters for December 1856, Sandhurst. (BA 27/1/1857). Speeches by McDonough on a stump in ‘ he Square. Castlemaine or Bendigo? (“Records of the Castlemaine Pioneers”, p. 101). In the “Irish Attorney” at Castlemaine. Stuck in a barrel. (“Records . . . ” P 177. ) At Castlemaine Police Court on 18 February. (MAM 20/2/1857). At Castlemaine Circuit Court on 19, 20 February. (MAM 23/2, 25/2/1857). Advertisement. Supporter of Michael Prendergast, barrister, to represent Castlemaine. (MAM 2/3/1857) [Prendergast: Heavy drinker. Brother later Chief Justice of New Zealand died1872. Bodell, p 120.] At Castlemaine Local Court on 20/2 (MAM 23/2/1857). At Castlemaine Local Court on 2/3 (MAM 4/3/1857). Election meeting. (MAM 6/3/1857). Attempted, with Anthony the bellman, to attract an audience for the Sitwell election meeting (MAM 6/3/1857). [James Anthony: Advertisement nominating James Anthony as Town Crier at Castlemaine (MAM 24/8/1855). “… late redundant and eccentric town crier Mr Anthony …” Came. to Australia on “Deadem”; arrived 31/10/1852. ( Records of the Castlemaine Pioneers”, p. 93. William Anthony and McDonough performed. P. 177.] Motion to accept Mr Martin’s resignation from Castlemaine Local court. (MAM 6 /1857). Reference to M’D “tolerated here”. (MAM 6/3/1857). Supporter of candidature of Pearson Thompson for municipal election. “Biggest blackguard in Castlemaine” “a number of noisy non-electors, M’D inclusive”. (MAM 13/3/1857). At election nomination meeting. (MAM 13/3/1857). Charles Williams charged with violently assaulting M’D. Not pressed. (MAM 23/3/1857). Non payment charge given against McDonough for wine and spirits. (MAM 8/4/1857). Arrested. (MAM 8/5/1857). Sequestration 18/5/1857 No 1184 Melbourne District (Index to Sequestrations, Supreme Court) Baker v McDonough 30 pounds rent. (MAM 23/1/1857). Fined 10 shillings for insulting language to William Kendall. (MAM 10/6/1857). Intends to leave Castlemaine in 4-5 months. (MAM 12/6/1857). “One of the more disreputable of the local legal eagles.” 500 handbills. December 1857 meeting. James Anthony, town crier. (Bradfield). Lecture on”Irish Orators” at Mechanics Institute, Castlemaine. (BA 22/1/1858). Proposed Paynter at North West Province election meeting. (MAM 25/8/1858). At Castlemaine Police Court: 25/8, 27/8, 23/8/1858; 16/2/1859, 13/3 17/6, 6/9/1859. Six Chinesejurors episode. Castlemaine General,” Sessions. (MAM 27/8/1858). Stood for North West seat Legislative Council Elections, (MAM 5/7/1859.) Mitchell 525 votes McDonough 31. (V&P Legislative Council. 1864-65. Al.) Defended Brown Castlemaine Assizes. Irrelevant introduction. (MADA 7/11/1859). In Castlemaine election. Check Argus. (MADA 7/11/1859). Walter Taylor his opponent for Creswick District. (MADA 16/11/1859). In orphan boy Bell v. Chadwick case. Back Creek Police Court. (MADA 25/11/1859, BT 29/11/1859). Repeat of Back Creek correspondent’s report from Ballaarat Star on Bell case. (Arg. 29/11/1859.) Appeared for Perry against Bucknall sons. Carisbrook P.C. (MADA 5/12/1859). Presentation to him and Det. Evans from people at Cockatoo for helping Bell boy. Editorial: “It is gratifying to observe that with all the learned gentleman’s eccentricities, he is not deficient in good nature.” (MADA 12/12/1859. Age 15/12/1859). Some details of Bell case. (BA 1/12/1859.) [See wife-selling case, Cockatoo. Arg. 4/6/1861.] Character witness for George Thomas, his clerk for some time. 3 years. Carisbrook Sessions. (MAM 13/2/1860.) Carisbrook (Lamplough case). (MADA 20/2/1860). To play “Irish Tutor” at Back Creek Theatre Royal. (BT 5/3/1860). Speech to St. Patrick’s Day crowd outside U.S. Hotel, Back Creek. (BT 19/3/1860). Played “Irish Tailor”. Applause was great. Theatre, Back Creek. (BT 21/3/1860). Was to appear in The Irish Lion at Theatre Royal, Back Creek. (MADA 26/3/1860.) To play Dr O’Toole in “Irish Tutor”. Theatre Royal. (BS 31/3/1860.) Played Dr O’Toole. (MAM 4/4/1860.) M’D barrister and low commedian. (BS via Age 5/4/1860). M’D at Back Creek. Argument with Hoskins at Back Creek. (MADA via Age 11/4/1860). Most amusing on 30 March. (BS 21/4/1860). Played “Irish Tutor” at Theatre Royal. Applause for 3 minutes (MADA 2/4/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 4/4/1860). Appeared for Crown in Det. Evans case (MADA 6/4/1860). Taken up abode here (Lamplough). (MADA 9/4/1860, MAA 10/4/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 9/4,11/4, 16/4, 27/4, 4/5/1860). 10 pounds fee Carisbrook. Was late; claimed there had been a coach accident. (MADA, 11/5/1860). Due at Lamplough P.C. in Kilmartin v Thatcher case. (BS 14/5/1860). Failed to appear for client at Carisbrook General Sessions on 15 May. Second occasion. (MADA 16/5/1860). But at Carisbrook on 17 May. Spoke of neglected state of Courthouse. (MADA 18/5/1860.) Versus Martin Kelly. Assault. 24/5/1860. MRS 298, Unit 25.) Argyle street, Back Creek, burgled on 8th. Watch, case of razors stolen. MG 19/7/1860). M’D prosecuted against. Worsely appeared for the plaintiff. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 3/8/1860).”Irish Attorney”. Montezuma Theatre, Ballarat. 350-400 present. Arrested. (BS 4/9/1860). Court case. Star Hotel last night. T.C.D. (Degree?) (BS 5/9/1860). N.B. Ballarat Temperance Society had Montezuma Theatre Theatre on 6 Sept. (BS 5/9/1860, Report: BS 7/9/1860). Performed the “Irish Attorney”, Monteyuna Theatre, Back Creek. (NWC 6/9/1860). Case against Sgt. Larner. (BS 6/9/1860). Resides at Back Creek. Arrested at Ballarat. Spoke at Montezuma Theatre. Excerpt from Ballarat Times, Tuesday 4/9/1860. (MADA 7/9/1860). Dr O’Toole in “Irish Tutor” at Theatre Royal, Ballarat. (BS 7/9/1860, Report: 8/9/1860). Brother in Dublin police. Once a C of E. Report. (BS 11/9/1860). J. Small send up of the case. (BS 11/9/1860). Letter defending him. (BS 15/9/1860). Arrested in Ballarat where he went to lecture on Garabaldi. Referred to Ballarat papers. C of E Committee. (NWC 20/9/1860). At Rocky Flat. Three cheers. (NWC 20/9/1860). Barrister. Drunken hound of a barrister. (REJ 21/10/1860). Orme gave M’D severe and well merited snubbing. (REJ 22/10/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (NWC 25/10/1860, 1/11/1860.) “Our erratic townsman” (Back Creek) (NWC 1/11/1860). Maryborough personation case. Fit state? (BS 15/9 or 12?/1860). Successfully defended personation case. (Age 18/12/1860). Expelled from Back Creek P.C. on 21/2. Apologised on 25/2. (NWC 28/2/1861.) Appeared in at least two cases, Maryborough General Sessions 13/3/1861. (MADA 15/3/1861). Unsuccessful candidate for Amherst Municipal Council (27/3?) (NWC 28/3/1861.) At Back Creek Police Court. (NWC 4/4/1861.) On 27/4/1861 attacked with delirium tremens. Died Sunday afternoon. “He leaves an amiable wife and two children … 35 years.” Ex N.W.C. (MADA 8/5/1861). Obituary. Graduate, Trinity College. Admitted to Bar (in Australia) in 1853. Law reporter for Argus. Died 5/5/1861. Funeral 7/5/1861. (NWC 7/5, 10/5/1861.) Died age 35 years. Father’s and mother’s names not on index. (No 05260 BDM). Edited last volume of Shadforth’s Reports. (a’Beckett’s Reserved Judgements). (P 248, “An Australian Legal History”, Alex C. Castles, 1982.)

  1. McDOUGAL: UL 28/3/1860.

MARGARET M’DOUGAL: Case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 21/3/1860).

CHAS M’DUFF: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. McDUFF: UL 15/2/1860. WILLIAM WDUFF: UL 7/3/1860.

SELENA MACE: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Frederick Brucwater.

JOHN McEAFFEN(?): Miner. Signed Police request petition 21/5/1866.

CONSTABLE M’ELHATTEN: Langford case. Carisbrook. (MADA 28/5/1860). Deposition, Lamplough Police Court. (NWC 15/11/1860.)

MR M’EWAN: UL 7/3/1860. Land Bill meeting. Lamplough. (MADA 25/7/1860). McEWEN: Land Bill meeting. (BS 25/7/1860).

MRS M’EWEN: Tent. Case, Lamplough Police Court. (NWC 13/9/1860).

  1. M’EWEN: UL 9/4/1860.

McFADDEN’S: Hotel. Lamplough. 1861 (?) (Flett, “Old Pubs… , page 38.)

JOHNSTON & MCFADDEN: Address at Lamplough for school tenders. (AM 5/11/1864).

ROBERT McFADDEN: GLH (Lamplough). Landholder, Lamplough, 3/3/1863. Chinaman attempted to utter spurious gold to him at Lamplough on 14 March. WPG 7/4/1864.)

DUNCAN MACFARLANE: Causes … losses by fire. (MH 3/3/1860.) Rutherford’s Creek, Lamplough. Baker & storekeeper. Insolvent. (Arg. 5/3/1860.) Baker and storekeeper. Lamplough. Insolvent. (MADA 5/3/1860). Dog damages case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/8/1860). Insolvent. Lamplough. (V&P Legislative Council. 1860-1861. Al.)

WM M’GAFFIE: UL 9/4/1860.

TARANCE (LAURENCE) M’GARITY: Insolvent. Sheep dealer, Lamplough. Deficiency 563 pounds 13 shillings. (MH, Age & Arg. 23/2/1860.)

JOHN MACGAW: SL 16/6/1860.

BRIDGET McGEE: Damaged property at Clare Castle. (MADA 8/6/1860).

JOHN M’GEE: Business licence case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 18/7/1860). JOHN McGEE (McGHEE) & CO: Wine and spirit licence. (VPG 26/4/1860.) Lamplough. Wine and Spirit Merchants licence. (VGG No 52 p 770, 24/4/1860). Wine and Spirit Merchant’s licence, Lamplough. (VGG No 41, 15/3/1861, p 554.) Application for wine and spirit merchant’s licence, Iron Store, Barkly, 27/8/1862. (ADHS).

McGEE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 11/4,14/5,18/5, 13/7, 18/7/1860).

MR M’GIBBONY: Lamplough. His brother at Ararat sent him 5 pounds. (MAA 31/1/1860.) H & J McGIBBONY: Watchmakers, Ararat, 1858. (Name and occupation included in request for municipal district petition published by Chief Secretary’s Office, 17/8/1858, and reproduced in “Passing on the Torch” by Mary Normanbail, 1958, pps. 36-40.)

  1. McGILLIRAY: UL 14/3/1860.

MATTHEW M’GLAURE: UL 7/3/1860.

JAMES M’GLINCHY: UL 7/3/1860.

CONSTABLE M’GLONE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 15/6/1860). At Mountain Creek. (BS 4/2/1861.) Apparently in charge of 4 constables at Redbank. (NWC 28/2/1861.)

MARY McGONIGLE: Maiden name. See registration of birth f or Margaret Lynch.

D M’GONDY: UL 18/4/1860.

FELIX, M’GOVERN: UL 7/3/1860.

McGRATH: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/6/1860).

HENRY McGRATH: GLH (Lamplough). Landholder, Lamplough, 3/3/1863.

  1. McGRATH: Storekeeper, Percydale. Petition. (ADHS).

PAT M’GRATH: UL 9/4/1860.

PETER McGRATH: Godparent at baptism of John Murry Strangman. 1867? Godparent with Mary Strangman at baptism of child of John and Mary Lernan, Avoca, 16/3/1866.

PETER McGRATH: Miner, Back Creek. Creswick Division. 1856. (ER) .

THOMAS M’GRATH: Broke Susan Birch’s windows. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/8/1860).

THOMAS McGRATH: SL 18/2/1861

D M’GREGOR: Ul 18/4/1860.

DUNCAN McGREGOR: UL 21/3/1860.

GRACE MACGREGOR: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Anne Marshall.

JAMES McGREGOR: Employed by Mr Beasley. Avoca. (MAM 13/10/1854).

JOHN M’GREGOR: UL 7/3/1860.

THOMAS M’GREGOR: UL 18/4/1860.

JOHN McGUIFFE: SL 18/2/1861.

HENRY McGUINESS: Horse stolen on 18 October. (VPG 7/11/1861, 19/12/1861.)

  1. McGUINNESS: UL 14/3/1860.

MR M’HUGH: Lamplough. Letter re gold leases. (MADA 26/5/1862. ) Spoke at considerable length at meeting to nominate goldfields common managers for Lamplough. (MADA 25/8/1862. ) Letters to Editor. (AM 3/10/1868, 12/2/1870.) Attended public meeting re Progress Committee, Avoca. (AM 5/3/1870). Meeting. Mechanic’s Institute, Avoca. (AM 22/7/1873).

ALEX M’ILROY: UL 18/4/1860.

M M’INNES: UL 18/4/1860.

MALCOLM McINNES: SL 16/5/1860. “Malcolm (McInnes) was an HIES emigrant from the Isle of Skye who disembarked in Adelaide and later travelled to the goldfields. He married at Sovereign Hill in 1861, and then he and his wife, Jane Macleod, settled in Port Adelaide.” (From information supplied by a website visitor, 7 June 2000. Contact shanemac@senet.com.au and/or rosmci@mail.eisa.net.au )

MARY McINNES: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Andrew Rankin.

JOHN M’INTIRE: UL 18/4/1860.

CHARLOTT McINTOSH: Maiden name. See registration of birth for John Peter Voss.

WILLIAM McINTOSH: UL 15/2/1860.

M’INTYRE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 15/6/1860).

  1. McINTYRE: UL 15/2/1860.

JAS M’INTYRE: UL 7/3/1860.

JOHN McINTYRE: Ul 28/3/1860.

  1. McIVER: UL 15/2/1860.

CLARA MCIVER: UL 14/3/1860.

JAMES McIVER: SL 18/3/1861.

JAMES McKAISTRY: UL 4/4/1860.

McKAY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 28/5/1860). (NWC 20/9/1860).

MACKAY & BERGIN: Chinaman stole cloth. (BS 12/6/1860. ) Drapers, Barkly street, Ararat, 1858. (Name and occupation included in request for municipal district petition published by Chief Secretary’s Office, 17/8/1858, and reproduced in “Passing on the Torch” by Mary Normanbail, 36-40.)

ALEXANDER McKAY: Daughter MARGARET ANN born Lamplough 1860.

(No 10954 BDM). Miner Avoca 1856 (ER). 120 pounds. Employed by Alfred Joyce, Norwood. Bet Bet 1856. (ER).

  1. MACKAY: UL 15/2/1860.

DAVID MACKAY: Digger. Avoca. (MAM 13/10/1854).

MRS ELIZABETH MACKAY: Refreshment tent. Amphitheatre Street. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 5/3/1860).

HECTOR McKAY: UL 4/4/1860.

MESSRS. I. McKAY: UL 28/3/1860.

  1. McKAY: UL 15/2/1860.
  2. MACKAY & CO: Drapers. Commercial Street. (MADA 14/3/1860). Cloth stolen by Chinese. (MADA 8/6/1860).

MISS J. McKAY: UL 21/3/1860.

JOHN McKAY: UL 4/4/1860.

  1. McKAY: UL 14/3/1860.
  2. M’KECHNEY: UL 7/3/1860.
  3. M’KELBORE: UL 9/4/1860.

DUNCAN M’KELVIE: UL 7/3/1860.

DUNCAN McKELVIE: Property stolen f rom, him at Lamplough on 11th. (VPG 29/12/1859).

MCKENNA & CO: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 11/5/1860.) Drapery store. Amphitheatre street. Boots stolen f rom them. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 27/7/1860).

JOHN M’KENNA: Henry Pollard Palmer and Wm Bell trustees of estate. Deficiency pounds 4318-12-10. (Arg 13/11/1860). Of Ararat, Lamplough and Inglewood. Insolvent. Debts of pounds 5,809. (MADA 14/11/1860). Insolvency. (Arg. 30/11/1860.)

  1. McKENSTRY: UL 14/3/1860.

McKENZIE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/5/1860).

  1. McKENZIE: UL 14/3/1860.

GEORGE McKENZIE: Business licence case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 2/5/1860).

GEORGE McKENZIE: Son GEORGE born Lamplough 1860. (No 10952 BDM) .

GEORGINA MACKENZIE: Maiden name. See registration of births for twins Georgina and John Cameron.

  1. McKENZIE: UL 15/2/1860.

MRS M’KENZIE: UL 18/4/1860.

NEIL McKENZIE: UL 21/3/1860.

DUNCAN McKEVIE: UL 21/3/1860.

McKIE: Good stock. (BS 18/1/1860.)

  1. McKIERNAN: UL 15/2/1860.

AULAY McKINLAY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 4/4/1860).

JANE McKINLAY: UL 21/3/1860. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 4/5/1860). Of Lamplough. Rings stolen from her. Carsibrook G.S. (MADA 1415/1860).

AULAY MCKINLAY and JANE MCKINLAY (nee CHALMERS): Aulay McKinlay was born about 1807 in Rhu, Dumbarton, Scotland, he arrived in Australia in 1853 on the Sophia Burbidge with two of his sons John and Alexander, travelling from Glasgow. Jane (Jean) Chalmers b.1810 Glasgow was married to Aulay in 1830 in Glasgow.  Aulay was variously described as a Merchant/Agent/Woollen Draper/ Hosier.  On arrival in Victoria he was registered as a Spirit Merchant at Row St, Sandridge. Jean and Aulay had 13 children, 8 of whom survived childhood.  Jane arrived in Victoria in 1855 on the White Eagle with her remaining children James, Mary, George, Aulay, Thomas and Gilbert. At first the family lived in Ballarat but by 1860 Aulay and Jane were living in Lamplough.  Records show that from at least 1861 to 1865 they lived at McCullums Creek.  In September 1861 Aulay was declared insolvent, (Vic Govt Gazette no 142 p.1814, Sept 24, 1861).  Aulay died at McCullums Creek in March 1865 from spinal injuries and is buried in Majorca, informant was his son Alexander of McCullums Creek.  Jane died at Doveton Street, Ballarat 1889. Of their children Mary McAulay McKinlay married William Jeffrey and lived in Ballarat; Alexander Chalmers McKinlay, a storekeeper and butcher in Egerton married Christina Heatly; Thomas Chalmers McKinlay married Nannie Lander in 1900 in Melbourne and at Ballarat four months later he murdered her.  Thomas received a lenient 10 year sentence and died at Lidcombe NSW in 1921. Gilbert Tennant McKinlay married Annie Colville in Ballarat in 1874 and had a very successful department store in Launceston, Tasmania.  Annie died in 1904 and Gilbert married Kate Salter in 1913.  He died in 1937 in Launceston. Aulay and Jane McKinlay were my Gr Gr Grandparents and Mary McKinlay and William Jeffrey were my Gr Grandparents.  Their only child Emma Mary (adopted) was a schoolteacher, teaching variously at small country schools. She married John Martin who was also a teacher in Ballarat.  When John retired in 1930 he was head teacher at Ballarat East, Queens Street. Contact: julia.walsh@optusnet.com.au

M’KINNON’S STATION: See Mountain Creek rush and Red Bank.

  1. McKINNON: UL 15/2/1860.

JAMES McKINNON: Daughter MARGARET E. born Lamplough 1860. (No 21220 BDM).

JAMES McKINNON: EMILY McKINNON: GLH.

MRS McKINNON: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN M’KINSON: UL 7/3/1860.

ELLEN MACKOCHLIN: Maiden name. See registration of birth for. Ellen Bartlett.

J.C. MACKONMAKE: UL 7/3/1860.

GEORGE McKURNAN (?): UL 21/3/1860.

DANIEL McLACHLAN: SL 16/5/1860.

HENRY McLAREN: Daughter JANE born Lamplough 1860. (No 04733 WM).

JOHN M’LAREN: UL 7/3/1860.

J.0. McLAREN: UL 14/3/1860.

DANIEL M’LARTY & CO: Contract for road improvement, Avoca & Lexton Road. (MADA 4/1/1861).

M’LEAN: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/6/1860).

MR McLEAN: Prospecting Committee. Lamplough. (MADA 20/2,22/2/1860).

ALLEN M’LEAN: MOUNTED CONSTABLE ALLAN McLEAN: Appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses. Avoca. Chief Scretary’s Office 29/7/1856. (VGG p 1275, 1856.) Foot in boot case. (BS 1/5/1860.) (W.G.) Inspector of slaughter-houses. Transferred from Lamplough to Avoca and Four Mile Flat. (VGG No 81, p 1225, 3/7/1860.) Son ALLAN born Lamplough, 1860. (No 10942, BDM). “A very disgusting paternity case occupied the Court all day”. (REJ 24/8/1860). Police constable. Paternity case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 29/8/1860). (No 818) Inspector of Slaughter Houses, Mountain Creek and Redbank. MG No 22, 15/2/1861, p 314.) Witness, “Avoca Jemmy” case. Stationed at Mountain Creek. (MAA 14/6/1861.) Dismissed. replaced as Inspector of Slaughter Houses, Avoca, etc. (VGG No 133, 30/8/1861, p 1661.)

ALLEN McLEAN: Father of pupil at Landsborough School No 970. (ADHS).

ALEX M’LEAN: UL 18/4/1860.

RODERICK M’LEAN: UL 7/3/1860.

HUGH M’LEOD: UL 7/3/1860. H. MCLEOD: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN M’LEOD: UL 7/3/1860.

J.F. McLEOD: UL 14/3/1860.

W M’LISTER: UL 18/4/1860.

J.J. McLOAD: UL 28/3/1860.

M’MAHON: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/6/1860).

  1. M’MAHON: UL 9/4/1860.

JOHN McMAHON: Avoca storekeeper 1856 (ER). M.D. Catholic. Patron, Avoca National School 1860. (VPP 1861-62. No 81.)

MARGARET MACMAHON: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Margaret Keley (?).

ROBERT M’MAHON: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. McMAIN: UL 14/3/1860.

JAMES M’MANUS: Witness. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 29/8/1860).

CONSTABLE M’MANUS: Arrested Eliza Smith. (MADA 13/6/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/6/1860). Witness. Smith inquest. (MADA 3/5/1861).

JOHN McPHEE: Native, Fort William, Scotland. To Melbourne 1852.. Ballarat 1858. Joined Cobb & Co 1860. Woodstock, 30,000 acres. (VIM Vol 2, p 196). Mail contract No 872. To and from Lake Learmonth and Avoca three times per week from 10/9/1860 to 31/12/1860 (in addition to contract No 1435 of 1859). [VGG?] Mail contractor. Lost bag between Lexton and Lamplough. Reward. (MADA 2/3/1860). Advert. Proprietor of Royal Mail Line of Coaches. (MADA 1/6/1860). Contract Keilor Rd Railway Station to Ballarat and Ballarat to Avoca (pounds 495). Daily. (VGG No 11, 24/1/1861, p 148.) John MPhee: contract for mail run involving Lamplough. (MADA 4/2/1861.) Mail contract Mountain Creek and Avoca. Daily. pounds 100. (Arg. 4/3/1861. Ex VGG). Mail contract to and from Redbank and Hind’s Diggings. (VGG No 95, 25/6/1861, p 1217.) M’PHEE & CO’S ROYAL MAIL COACHES: Mountain Creek and Redbank. (Via Avoca?) to Ballarat. (RADA 13/11/1861). JAS McPHEE: Transfer of contract No 73 of 1862. (MADA 5/2/1862.) Squatter. Resident Lamplough. (1884/85 VIC Dir.) Landholding, 11,242 acres near Lillicur. (Sutherland, p 217). M’Phee and Co. Advert Cobb & Co Line 1880 (AM). Advert. Direct line of coaches. Av to Stawell 3 days a week. (AM 30/1/1869). Land Board. Grazier 15,000 acres. Bought Woodstock Station about 6 years ago. Had four runs: Maiden Hills, Yalong South, Woodstock and Lamplough (AFP 22/5/1886). Woodstock Station. Land Yalong, Yalong South, Redbank, Navarre, Carralup. (ADHS). Application to take up land Lexton. Applied Beaufort. Objection, out of area. (AFP 19/4/1884). Father, John. Died at Woodstock Station, near Lexton, yesterday. Native of Inverness. Arrived Melbourne 1852. 66 years, 5 sons, a daughter. Wife died a few years ago. Was with Cobb and Co. In 1874 left Cobb and Co; went into partnership with Mr Vines “since that date they have controlled nearly all the coach roads in the Western District”. (Ballarat Courier 3/11/1899). Avoca 67 years (BDM No 11873). Woodstock Estate. Died 2/11/1899. Joined Cobb and Co 1860. Old Colonist. (Town and Country Journal 11/11/1899 VBI.)

MALCOLN M’PHEE: UL 7/3/1860.

NORMAN M’PHEE: UL 18/4/1860.

TAYLOR & MACPHERSON: Land lease. (VGG 1848 p 276).

DONALD M’PHERSON: (?) UL 28/3/1860.

JOHN McPHERSON: Land claim “Spring Bank” (Glenelg R), “Neerim Neerim” (Mount Emu Creek). (VGG 1849 p 148).

M QUEEN: Debt case. Lamplough Police Court. (NWC 13/9/1860,

20/9/1860).

JAS M’QUEEN: UL 7/3/1860.

LETITIA MACQUEEN: Charged Polly Smith with using insulting and obsence language. (MADA 13/2/1860.)

D M’RENOR: UL 9/4/1860.

GEORGE M’SAVIN: UL 7/3/1860. AAA

THOS R. M’SEE: UL 7/3/1860.

M’SPARREN: Derry. Ireland. Accident at linger and Die. (MADA 4/7/1860).

GEORGE M’TAGGART: Claim re Bellback Gully. (NWC n.d.)

  1. McTAGGART: UL 15/2/1860

MITCHELL McTAGGERT: Miner Avoca 1856 (ER).

MICHAEL McTAGGART: UL 21/3/1860.

THOS K. McVANE: SL 21/4/1860.

McVICAR, JAMES CAROLINE: On 28 April 1859, The Age newspaper had reported “The new rush at the Mountain Hut, Avoca, seems to be attracting considerable attention and these diggings will probably, if the reports may be relied upon, soon become of importance. Already, according to a statement published in The Maryborough & Dunolly Advertiser, there is a population of about 600. The diggings are chiefly of hill sinking, depths from 3 feet to 45 feet yielding from 4dwt to one and a half ounces to the load; the gold is coarse, and the sinking very hard, being through a thick stratum of cement. The stuff has to be carted two or three miles to the Bulldog Creek, but when the rainy season sets in it is anticipated that there will be a sufficiency of water in the neighbourhood. “Strangman reports that large numbers of people from Mountain Hut were part of the 3,000 rushing to Lamplough in 1859. It is not known whether the McVicar family were in Mountain Hut before they were at Lamplough, but certainly, while they were running the Glasgow Store in Lamplough, they would have met many people with experience of the Mountain Hut diggings. It is not known why James and Caroline, half a world away from Glasgow and London, and far from the sea and the world of books, eventually chose Mountain Hut to settle. A granddaughter of James and Caroline, Lil Cullinan, wrote that Caroline was the first schoolteacher at Mountain Hut. This has not yet been confirmed by any other source, but may be in the originals of the records, which apparently are extensive because the school closed in 1885 and the records were sent to the Government Archives where they have been preserved. The summary of the records in the official history of the Victorian Education Department, Vision and Realisation, Volume 2, p. 613, states, “The earliest known school in the [Amphitheatre] district was conducted at Mountain Hut, some five miles from the Amphitheatre goldfield. This closed in 1861”. Page 686 records, for Mountain Hut, “In 1858, a school was erected which functioned for two years. This building was claimed and removed in 1860 by the Wesleyans . I believe these two schools are really the one.The history continues Jane Piper opened a school in April 1863 . She was not certified, but formerly a teacher under the Denominational Board. The slab building, with a bark roof and compacted clay floor, was built on [unsurveyed forest] Crown Land. The local contribution was 10 pounds. The average attendance was 40, presumably including three McVicar children, Caroline 8, James 6, and Adelaide Mary 5. The fees were 6 pence per week, and the warden made a grant. Aid was applied for, but the Board reported on 27/8/1863 no funds available\rdblquote . Five McVicar children were listed as living 200 yards from the school, Caroline, 8, James, 6, Adelaide, 5, Florence, 3, and Evelyn, 2, and the application for government aid dated 30/11/1863, was signed by, among other committee members, James McVicar, storekeeper. It was a desperately poor community . In the roll dated 26/11/1864 for Common School no.134, Mountain Hut, head teacher James Grant, the five eldest McVicar children, including 3-year-old Evelyn, are shown as very regular attenders. Perhaps their mother was teaching, and solved the problem of what to do with Evelyn by enrolling her in school. There may even be a connection with Evelyn’s later vocation as a schoolteacher! James Flett’s book continues, “…In 1864 McVicar applied for a reward for the discovery of the Glasgow Lead [in 1858], but was unsuccessful.” [on the grounds that the Lead was just an extension of the previously discovered Malakoff Lead].On 17/6/1865, the following schedule was filed in the Insolvency Court. \ldblquote James McVicar, storekeeper, of Mountain Hut, Glenlogie. Causes of Insolvency: Falling off of business as storekeeper, bad debts, and pressure of creditors. Liabilities, 84/9/-, assets 60/8/1, deficiency 24/0/11. The Mountain Hut goldfield was no longer so attractive, and the population was moving on, some without paying their bills. In 1867, a petition to have a funded school provided at Mountain Hut lists Caroline, James, Adelaide, Florence, Evelyn, [where was Archibald?] Eliza and George McVicar as children needing to attend such a school. However, no building was available until 1868, when State School 780 officially opened on 25/2/1868 in a large building, formerly a store. Perhaps this was James McVicar’s Store, now closed due to the 1865 bankruptcy, although Margaret Oulton, in A History of the Shire of Lexton p.225, states that at some stage there were two stores in Mountain Hut, that of F. Clegg and S. Hughes, also a butcher, James Edmonds, and perhaps more. Daily attendance at the new school averaged 46. A site for a new school building was gazetted on 31/12/1868 and a well built, painted and nicely furnished building erected, and average daily attendance rose to 52. How pleased the desperately poor Mountain Hut community must have been. Unfortunately, only eighteen months after the site had been gained, on 7/6/1870, this building and its contents were totally destroyed by fire. What a blow to Mountain Hut. \ldblquote School proceeded in a hut, property of the teacher\rdblquote . Was this the old store pressed into service again, and was Caroline McVicar the teacher? A thorough investigation of the Government file on the Mountain Hut School is required. At a benefit in July 1870 to raise funds to replace the burnt down school, The Avoca Mail reported that Mrs McVicar sang a duet, “I dreamed I dwelt in marble halls” with Mr. Von Oye, and a solo, “By the sad sea waves” [See appendices]. The report continued, “Dancing was kept up until the grey dawn of morning began to appear”, which, given that it was the middle of winter, meant it was quite a night. A new school was completed in 1871, a hardwood building 30ft x 18ft with a shingle roof, completed for 20% less cost than the previous building. Perhaps the authorities could see a decline in the population of Mountain Hut. By 1877, enrolments had declined considerably, and they gave notice that the school was to be removed. In a petition against the removal, Caroline stated she had five children attending, presumably Archibald, who was turning 14 at the end of that year, Eliza [12] George [10] Alexander [8] and Janet [4], the last of the McVicar children born before 1879. Whatever the reason, the school received a reprieve. Copyright Tom Woolman, 2002 woolmant@hotmail.com

McVICAR’S GLASGOW STORE: Lamplough. Horse notice. (VGG No 23 p 356, 21/2/1860).

MR McVICAR: UL 21/3/1860.

GEORGE W. McVICAR: GLH.

GARDNER McWHINNEY: SL 18/3/1861.

JOHN R. MACWILLIAM: SL 16/2/1860.

MR MACE: Lamplough Cricket Club. (MADA 19/3/1860).

MACKRIDGE: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/6/1860).

CATHERINE MADDEN: Maiden name. See registration of birth for John Rampling.

  1. MADDEN: UL 15/2/1860.

MADER: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 11/4/1860).

PAT MAGAN: UL 7/3/1860.

ANN MAGUIRE: Maiden name. See registration of birth for James Pettes (?).

CATHERINE MAGUIRE: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Jane Darling.

HUGH MAGUIRE: Elector. Adelaide Lead, Amherst. (MAM 23/5/1856).

  1. MAGUIRE: UL 15/2/1860.

J.E. MAGUIRE: UL 9/4/1860.

VICTOR MAHOMET: GLH.

CATHERINE MAHON: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Hannah Copley.

MATILDA MAHON: Maiden name. See registration of birth Joseph Farrer.

THOS MAHONE: UL 28/3/1860.

MARY MAHONY: 19 years. Amphitheatre Street. Paternity case Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 29/8/1860).

MALCOLM: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 20/4/1860).

JAMES MALCOLM: UL 7/3/1860.

MALDON: Tarrengower.

JOHN MALHOLLAND: UL 9/4/1860.

HENRY MALLARD: Inquest. 2 years and five months. (ADHS) 3 year old boy. Drowned in a waterhole at Lamplough. (NWC 18/10/1860.)

G.W. MALLET: UL 7/3/1860.

SARAH MALLIP: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Harriet Denton.

EDWARD MALONE: Horse stolen. (VPG 5/1/1860).

THOMAS MALONE: Found Mallard boy when 18/10/1860.)

J.D. MALONEY: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN MALONEY: UL 18/4/1860.

MALTO: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA, J1,1/4/1860).

  1. MAN: UL 14/3/1860.

JAMES MANCELL: UL 14/3/1860.

  1. MANDER: UL 15/2/1860.

HENRY MANDER: UL 21/3/1860.

MANDER AND CO: UL 4/4/1860.

J MANGAN: UL 4/4/1860.

MANLEY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 18/7/1860).

MANCHESTER HOUSE: Amphitheatre street. Was H. Bergin & Co. building. To be sold. (MADA 18/7/1860).

  1. MANLERY (?): UL 14/3/1860.

JOHN MANNING: Chaired prospecting meeting, Lamplough (MADA 29/2/1860).

J.W. MANNING: UL 1S/2/1860.

MARY MANNY (MARY NANNY?): Son ALLAN born Lamplough, 1860.

(No 10942, BDM). [See Allan McLean birth.] Maiden name. See registration of birth for Allan McLean.

MANONY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 27/7/1860).

  1. MANSON: UL 14/3/1860.
  2. MANSON: UL 14/3/1860.

JAS S. MANSON: SL 18/3/1861.

MANTA: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 18/7/1860).

ELIZ. MANTON: Property damaged. (MADA 27/2/1860)

MARCHANT: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/6/1860).

  1. MARGEN: UL 15/2/1860.

MARKS: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 13/7,18/7/1860).

MARKS: Fruitier. Sunday trading. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/5/1860).

JOHN MARKS: Assault case withdrawn. Lamplough Police Court. (NWC 15/11/1860.)

MARSDEN STORE: Mosquito Gully. Lost horse notice. (VGG No 89, p 1348, 20/7/1860.)

JOHN MARSDEN: GLH.

MARSH TROUPE: Description. (Age 24/11/1860).

BENJAMIN MARSH: Daughter CHRISTIANA born Lamplough, 1860. (No 15684, BDM).

BEN J. MARSH: SL 21/4/1860.

  1. MARSHALL: UL 28/3/1860.

HANNAH: PHILIP: RICHARD: FREDERICK G: GORDON T: THOMAS H MARSHALL: GLH.

  1. MARSHALL: UL 15/2/1860.

ROBERT MARSHALL: Daughter ANNE born Lamplough, 1860. (No 21191, WM).

SARAH MARSHALL: GLH.

  1. MARSHALL: UL 15/2/1860.

MRS MARSHALL: UL 7/3/1860.

WALTER MARSTIN: Son WALTER born Lamplough, 1860. (No 10915, WM).

J.G. MARTEA: UL 21/3/1860.

MARTIN: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 19/3/1860)

MR MARTIN: UL 15/2/1860.

MRS E. MARTIN: UL 7/3/1860.

ELIZABETH MARTIN: On bail on a charge for stealing. Lamplough Police Court. (RADA 6/2/1860. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 15/6/1860).

ELIZA MARTIN: 14/3/1860.

GEO MARTIN: UL 7/3/1860.

JAMES MARTIN: UL 18/2/1861. SL 29/4/1861.

JOHN MARTIN: UL 7/3/1860.

S.B. MARTIN: UL 21/3/1860.

THOS R. MARTIN: UL 28/3/1860, 9/4 18/4/1860.

  1. MARTIN: UL 14/3/1860.
  2. MARTNABY: UL 15/2/1860. J.N. MARTNABY: UL 7/3/1860.

JAMES MARWICK: UL 18/4/1860.

MARYBOROUGH HOSPITAL: First patients 31/7/1855. (Hooper Thesis p 118). Lamplough patient not admitted.(Age 11/5/1860). Grant for 1860 1,500 pounds building. 2,000 pounds maintenance (VPP 1859-60 Ests B No 1). 179 males and 3 females treated during 1860 (VPP 1860-61 No 61).

BENJAMIN MASH: UL 21/3/1860.,

MASON: Wages case. Lamplough Police Court. (MAA 31/1/1860.) Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 23/7/1860).

A.F. MASON: UL 7/3/1860.

FREDERICK MASON: GLH.

  1. MASON: UL 14/3/1860.

ROBERT MASON: Son ROBERT born Lamplough, 1860. (No 10947, BDM) .

SUPT. MASON: Supt. Police, Avoca. Letter re petition f or police to be established at Lamplough, 29/5/1866. A Lieut Mason at Reid’s Creek (Woods p 26).

THOS E. MASON: SL 19/7/1860. T. MASON: UL 7/3/1860.

WM MASON: UL 21/3/1860.

WILLIAM MASON: Dangerous lunatic charge. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 9/7/1860, BS 10/7/1860).

FRANCIS HUGH MASSEY: Mail contractor Avoca. Graduate Trinity College (1856 ER).

MASTER: Nightwatchman. Witness. Lamplough Police Court. M(MADA 22/2/1860).

  1. MASTER: UL 15/2/1860. R.M. MASTER: UL 7/3/1860.

MATHER: UL 21/3/1860.

MATHER BROS: Deep Lead. Advert. (MADA 18/5/1860)

MATHER’S STORE: Deep Lead. Lamplough. Horse info. MG No 31 3 18 6 0

MISS MATHER: UL 15/2/1860.

MRS MATHER: UL 15/2/1860.

  1. MATHER: UL 1413/1860.

ALEX MATHER: UL 21/3/1860.

  1. MATHER: UL 15/2/1860, 18/4/1860.
  2. MATHER: UL 14/3/1860.

ROBERT MATHER: UL 4/4/1860.

R.M. MATHER: UL 14/3/1860.

ANNABELL MATHESON: Maiden name. See registration of birth at Lexton for John McDonald.

  1. MATHESON: Born Sutherlandshire 1821. Arrived Australia 1840. General Manager, Bank of Victoria. Died 10/7/1882. Visited England 1859-1861. (ADB Vol. 5) Stock assessment. Woodstock and Lamplough. WGG No 186, 25/11/1859, p 2553). Stock assessment Lamplough. Pounds 301-8-4. WGG No 153, 28/11/1860, p 2294.) Stock assessment. Woodstock and Lamplough. WGG No 85, p 1059, 31/5/1861.) MRS JOHN MATHESON: St. Kilda. Birth of daughter 5/8/1852. (Arg. 10/8/1852) and 15112/1853. (Arg. 17/12/1853).

MRS MATHEWS: UL 21/3/1860.

MARY MATHEWS: Maiden name. See registration of birth for John Maxwell.

P.F. MATHEWS: UL 7/3/1860.

RICHARD MATHEWS: Gap Inn. Springs. Black horse, saddle, bridle, stolen at Lamplough opposite Princesses Theatre Hotel. (VPG 11/7/1861).

MR MATHISON: UL 28/3/1860.

GEORGE MATTHEWMAN: SL 16/2/1860.

MR MATTHEWS: Doctor? Of Amphitheatre. Attended accident, Deep Lead. (MADA 7/5/1860).

CHARLES MATTHEWS: Stole two pairs of blankets. 3 months. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 17/2/1860).

MISS JULIA MATTHEWS: Princess’s Theatre, Melbourne. (Arg. 25/6/1861).

THOS MATTHEWS: UL 9/4/1860.

GEORGE MATTHEWSON: UL 14/3/1860.

THOMAS MATTHEWSON: Daughter HELLEN PATEN born Avoca 1860. (No 21236, BW). Mother’s maiden name: Isabel Rutherford.

MRS P MATTHISON: Ul 4/4/1860.

  1. MAUGHER: UL 7/3/1860.

JOS MAUNDER: UL 7/3/1860.

PETER MAWSON: UL 7/3/1860.

MAXWELL: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 20/6/1860).

RICHARD MAXWELL: Son JOHN born Lamplough, 1860. (No BDM) .

  1. MAY: UL 15/2/1860.

THOS MAY: UL 28/3/1860.

J.A. MAYER: UL 15/2/1860.

J.A. MAYERS: UL 18/4/1860.

JAMES & ELIZA MAYHEW: Grog shanty. Burnbank road. Wife died. Inquest. (MADA 2/7/1862.) Miner Avoca 1856 (ER).

WM MAYLE: SI, 16/6/1860.

  1. MAYLER: UL 28/3/1860.
  2. MAYNARD: UL 28/3/1860.

MR MAYNE: Horse race? Lamplough. (MADA 29/2/1860).

FRANCIOS MAZZA: SL, 18/2/1861.

  1. MAZZA: UL 14/3/1860.

EDWARD MEAKIN: SL 19/7/1860.

E.A. MEAKIN: UL 4/4/1860.

MR J.E. MEEK AND PHOEBE MEEK (DAUGHTER): Court case. House in Amphitheatre Street burgled. (NWC 27/9/1860.) A. Anderson illegally on their premises. (BS 8/10/1860.)

  1. MEEKIN: UL 29/11/1861.

MISS MELVILLE: At the Theatre Royal. Performer. (MADA 9/1/1860). At Lamplough. (MAA 13/1/1860.)

MELVILLE’S STATIONERY STORE: Case involving attempt by a Mr melville to print “Victoria Times” at Castlemaine (MAM 12/8/1854). Henry Melville behind “Miner’s Right and Castlemaine Advertiser” (MAM 20/1/1856). Mr Melville moved motion at Lamplough land meeting. (MADA 17/10/1860, NWC 18/10/1860.) Takes orders for NWC printing. (NWC 20/9/1860.) Agency for MADA. Commercial Street. (MADA 24/8/1860, 21/1/1861.) [Related to Melville & Mullen store in Collins Street, Melbourne?] Secretary (?) Of former Moonambel Town Management Committee. (MADA 18/11/1861). A. MELVILLE: Wholesale stationer, Mountain Creek (“The Pioneer”, 16/2/1861).

MR MELVILLE’S MUSICAL & FANCY BAZAAR: Attempted robbery. (MADA 30/7/1860).

JOHN MEMBERY: SL 16/2/1860. J.W. MEMBERY: UL 15/2/1860.

MENBERRY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 2/5/1860).

MARCUS MENDELSOHN: SL 22/5/1861.

EUGENE MENTHUR: UL 7/3/1860.

MENTLE: Witness. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 6/6,27/6/1860).

MENTSCH: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 11/5/1860).

MERLEY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 26/3/1860).

HENRY GRIFFIN MERRITT: Unnamed son born Lamplough, 1860. (No 21181, BDM).

  1. MERRON: UL 28/3/1860.

GEO MERROW: SL 18/3/1861.

WM MERRYFULL: UL 7/3/1860. Possible connection with this family: William Merryfull – born Devon 1827; Frederick Noel Merryfull/ born Mooroopna 1937- father William James Merryfull/ born Rushworth 1905 – grandfather Albert James Merryfull/ born Baillieston 1876. (Information from F Merryfull <derro1@iprimus.com.au> )

LUKE MERWICH: UL 14/3/1860.

W.K. MESSENGER: UL 9/4/1860.

NANNY METCALF: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Jonathan B. Butterworth.

MEYER: (MADA 8/6, 9/7/1860).

MR MEYER: UL 28/3/1860.

  1. MEYER: UL 4/4/1860.

AUGUST MEYER: SL 18/3/1861

  1. MEYER & CO: Avoca, spirit merchant and brewer (VGG p 1751, 1857).
  2. MEYER: UL 4/4/1860.

J.A. MEYER & CO: UL 9/4/1860.

ROBT MEYER: UL 28/3/1860.

MEYNICK: Visited R.E.Johns, Lamplough. (REJ 9/6/1860).

MIA MIA: Between Lamplough and Back Creek. Fresh ground. (BS 28/4/1860.)

  1. MICHELE: UL 28/3/1860.

JAMES MIDDAREY: Witness. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 4/7/1860).

MIDDER: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 26/3/1860).

MIDDLE CREEK: A continuation of Rutherford’s Creek. Site of Lamplough Rush. (MADA 28/12/1859).

  1. MIDDLEMAS: Claim. One and a half miles from Lamplough. (MADA 29/8/1860).

JAMES MIDDLEMISS: SL 18/2/1861.

ROBT MIDDLEMISS: SL 18/3/1861.

MR MIDDLETON: Back Creek. Preached at new Wesleyan Chapel. Lamplough. 20/5/1860. (Ch. T. 7/7/1860.)

  1. MIDDLETON: Manager of Mr Borland’s boot store. Lamplough. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 27/6/1860).

ED MIDDLETON: UL 7/3/1860.

GEORGE MIDDLETON: UL 14/3/1860. C14

  1. MIDDLETON: UL 9/4/1860.

GEORGE MILBURN: SL 16/6/1860.

ALEXANDRINA: A: MILES: GLH.

MOUNTED CONSTABLE EDWARD MILES: Inspector of Slaughter Houses, Avoca. WGG No 22, 15/2/1861.)

JOSEPH MILES: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. MILES: Shepherd. :Woodstock Station. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 12/3/1860).

ESTHER MILL: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Sarah Elliott.

  1. MILLAR: UL 14/3/1860.

THOMAS MILLARD: UL 15/2/1860.

  1. MILLAY: UL 15/2/1860.

MILLBANK: Spoke at meeting 25/2/1860. (BS 29/2/1860.) Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 28/5/1860).

  1. MILLBANK: UL 4/4/1860.

MILLER: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 8/8/1860)

MISS C. MILLER: UL 7/3/1860.

DANIEL MILLER: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. MILLER: UL 15/2/1860.

GEORGE MILLER: GLH.

GEORGE MILLER: SL 17/12/1860.

MRS GRACE MILLER: UL 713/1860.

G.G. MILLER: UL 21/3/1860.

  1. MILLER: Licensee, Maiden Hills 1861. (VGG No 85, 31/5/1861, p 1059.)
  2. MILLER: UL 14/3/1860.

JAMES MILLER: Daughter MARY ANN born Lamplough, 1860. (No 15705, BDM).

  1. MILLER: UL 15/2/1860. WM MILLER: UL 7/3/1860.

W.H. MILLER: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. & Y.Z. MILLER: UL 7/3/1860.

HENRY MILLGATE: GLH. Publican’s licence. Miner’s Welcome Inn, Avoca. WGG 19/7/1861).

EDMUND MILLMAN: Miner. Wrote and signed Police request petition 21/5/1866.

MILLS STORE: Lamplough. Lost horse notice. (VGG No 2, p 28, 6/1/1860).

  1. MILLS: UL 21/3/186

HENRY MILLS: UL 21/3/1860

J.J. MILLS: UL 15/2/1861.

DANIEL MILLY: UL 4/4/1860.

T.W. MILLS: UL 9/4/1860.

MR MILNEY. at Lamplough. (MA.A 24/2/1860.) UL 7/3/1860.

CORKER WRIGHT MINCHIN: Succeeded Taylor as CPS, Lexton. (VGG No 18 p 259, 7/2/1860). Appointed CPS Moliagul (MAM 19/2/1856).

  1. MINCHINTON: UL 15/2/1860.

NALATE MINETTI: UL 7/3/1860.

FRANCIS MINE: UL 4/4/1860.

MITCHELL: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA5/3,19/3/1860). Lamplough Cricket Club. (MADA 26/3/1860).

MISS MITCHELL: Orme drove her to Lamplough. (REJ 28/10/1860).

  1. MITCHELL: Postmaster Avoca. Appointed 1/8/1856 pounds 100. First appointment 1/8/1856 (VPP 1859-60 No 78).

MR MITCHELL: Agent for Cobb’s Coaches, Lamplough. Injured (BS 12/4/1860.) MADA version (?) repeated in Age 12/4/1860.

MITCHELL & BARNETT: Wine and spirit merchant licence. Avoca office. (VGG No 117, p 1770, 21/9/1860.) Wine and spirit merchant licence, Avoca. (VGG No 58, 12/4/1861, p 744.)

ALAN THOMAS MITCHELL: GLH.

HENRY D. MITCHELL: GLH.

  1. MITCHELL: UL 18/4/1860.

J.A. MITCHELL: UL 15/2/1860.

LOUISA & WILLIAM MITCHELL: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 15/6/1860).

THOMAS TREBILCOCK MITCHELL: GLH.

  1. MITCHELL: UL 9/4/1860.

WM MITCHELL: UL 7/3/1860.

WILLIAN MITCHELL: Daughter ANN born Lamplough, 1860. 15679, BDM).

WILLIAM MITCHELL: Coach owner, Avoca. Creswick Division 1856 (ER).

W.H.F. MITCHELL: Defeated McDonough North West Legislative Council election 5/7/1859 (V&P Legislation 1864-65 A1).

W.J. MITCHELL: UL 15/2/1860.

NIEH MITROVISK: UL 7/3/1860.

PETER MOAK: UL 28/3/1860.

  1. MOATE: UL 7/3/1860. S.T. MOATE: UL 7/3/1860.

JAMES MOBBS: UL 9/4/1860.

  1. MOATE: UL 7/3/1860

C.N. MOBERG: UL 14/3/1860.

V.N. MOGG: A trustee of Avoca Racing reserve. (VGG No 142, p 2138, 9/11/1860.) Obituary. (St. Arnaud Mercury 5/9/1883.) Landholding Swanwater, St Arnaud. Executors late Valentine Nott Mogg. (Sutherland, p 217).

MOGNUS: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 11/5/1860).

  1. MOMRICK: UL 15/2/1860.

MR MONCKTON: 200 pounds p.a. First Appointed 10/4/1856. Born Ireland. (V&P Legislative Council 1858-59 A2).Clerk of Court, Back Creek. At Lamplough. (REJ

27/2/1860). FREDERIC ODELL MONCKTON: Appointed second clerk, Maryborough. (MADA 27/3/1859).

NATALE MONET M: UL 14/3/1860

DAVID MONFRIES: UL 7/3/1860.

ALEX MONK: UL 9/4, 18/4/1860

ROBERT MONK: Prospecting claim. (MADA 19/10/1860)

MONTGOMERY: UL 14/3/1860.

HENRY MONUMENT: UL 7/3/1860. Witness. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 4/7/1860).

JANE H. MOODIE: GLH.

HOO MOON: GLH.

MOONAMBEL: (MOUNTAIN CREEK): “… signifying in the native dialect, Hole in the Mountain (MADA 15/5/1861). Mountain Creek, or Moonambel, as the township appears to be now called.” (Arg. 11/6/1861.) Quite a little calico town is springing up. (MADA 25/8/1862.)

MR BENJAMIN MOORE: Lamplough Cricket Club. Letter. (MADA 23/3,26/3,2/4/1860).

  1. MOORE: UL 14/3/1860.

ELIJAH MOORE: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. MOORE: UL 15/2/1860.

GEORGE MOORE: UL 7/3/1860.

H.B. MOORE: UL 15/2/1860.

JOHN MOORE: UL 7/3/1860.

J.B. MOORE: Transport Back Creek to Lamplough (BT 9/12/1859.)

  1. MORAN: UL 18/4/1860.

JAS MOREOUSE: UL 18/4/1860.

SARAH MOREHOUSE: Maiden name. See registration of birth for Ann Peck.

MORGAN: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 20/4/1860).

A.M. MORGAN: UL 15/2/1860.

C.E. MORGAN: UL 15/2/1860.

EVAN MORGAN: UL 7/3/1860.

MR GODFREY MORGAN: Born Bath 1837. Australia 1853. Argus. Catholic Tribune. Married 1866. C of E. (VIM Vol 2 p 116). Printer. House 34 Little Collins Street. St Paul’s Division 1856 (ER). UL 7/3/1860 (2). Land Bill meeting. Lamplough. (MADA 25/7/1860, BS 25/7/1860). G. MORGAN: Advert. News agent. Librarian, Main Road, Great Western. Agent for MAA. (MAA 23/12/1859, 1/6/1860). MAA agent at M’Kinnon’s. (MAA 27/8/1861.) Died 1891, age 55. Proprietor Donald Times 1888. To Melbourne 1854. Started Landsborough Times 1865, Donald Times 1875. Married, five children. (Times Donald, 5/1/1892). Long and painful illness. (TD 24/3/1908). [Country Newspaper Proprietors, Bibliographical File, SLV.] Various landholdings in Parish of Landsborough. Was Secretary and Treasurer of Progress Committee, MountainCreek. (ADHS). Died 27/12/1891 age 55 (VBI). Died in Melbourne. Age 55. Proprietor of Donald Times (Australian Town and Country Journal 2/1/1892 p 13 VBI).

MRS G. MORGAN: UL 9/4/1860

  1. MORGAN: UL 7/3/1860.
  2. MORGAN: UL 7/3/1860.

MORGAN & COPE: Advert/ Agents for MAA. First advertisement. (MAA 22/6/1860). Advert. Amphitheatre Street. Near Wise’s paddock? General newsvendors and librarians. Adverts received for MADA. (MADA 22/6/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 18/7/1860).

MORGAN’S EXPRESS: Mountain Creek. Lost horse notice. (VGG No P 1365.)

RICK MORIARTY: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. MORISON: UL 28/3/1860.

MORRIS: Magpie case. 20/6/1860). Lamplough Police Court. (MADA

MR MORRIS: Lamplough. One of three people to be recommended to Government as Avoca Mining Registrar. (NWC 4/4/1861.)

  1. MORRIS: UL 15/2/1860, 7/3/1860.

DAVID MORRIS: Farmer. Resident Lamplough. (1884/85 VIC Dir.)

EVELINE PEARL MORRIS: GLH. HD Lamplough 1908 (ER).

FRANK MORRIS: UL 4/4/1860.

GERTRUDE E. MORRIS: GLH.

HARRIET MORRIS: “Daughter of a respectable miner, named RICHARD MORRIS …” Charged Mary Coleman with abusive and indecent language viz. she said that she (Morris) was a “snipe-faced heifer”. (MADA 13/2/1860.) Abusive language case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 23/7/1860).

HERBERT W. MORRIS: GLH.

JAMES MORRIS: UL 7/3, 21/3/1860. Storekeeper, Lamplough. Married Alicia Green at Carisbrook. (MADA 26/10/1860). JAS MORRIS: Lamplough. Applied for position of Mining Registrar, Avoca. (MADA 3/4/1861).

JOHN MORRIS: Money stolen. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 9/32860). GLH. Miner Lamplough 1908 (ER).

J.T. MORRIS: UL 7/3/1860.

J.W. MORRIS: SL 16/6/1860.

JOHN WILSON MORRIS: Daughter MAR Y JANE born Lamplough, 1860.

(No 15728 BDM).

MARY MORRIS: Lamplough Police liourlo. (MADA 15/6/1860) Abusive language case. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 20/7/1860). Case. Lamplough Police Court. (NWC 13/9/1860).

  1. MORRIS: UL 14/3/1860.
  2. WILLIAM SELWYN MORRIS: Surgeon Avoca 1856 (ER). Avoca Cricket Club formed. DrC M batting (MAM 12/11/1856). Trustee, Public Recreation area, Avoca. (VGG No 142, 22/10/1858.) Elected and resigned from Avoca Municipal Council. (MADA 5/12/1859). Successful tenderer (43 pounds) for medical attendance at Avoca gaol. (VGG No 198 p 2765, 20/12/1859). Acquaintance of R.E. Johns. (REJ 26/2/1860). Resigned as trustee Avoca racing reserve. (VGG No 142, 9/11/1860, p 2138.) Appointed public vaccinator Avoca and Lamplough. (VGG No 6, 11/1/1861, p 57.) Vice Slater ‘ resigned. (VPG 17/1/1861) Post mortem. Smith inquest. (MADA 3/5/1861). Acquitted of charge of setting fire to Pearson’s Avoca Hotel. (MADA 18/7/1862.) Advert LSAMMBV. Public Vaccinator, Avoca District. (MADA 29/11/1861). General debility and paralysis of the right side. Oldest medical practitioner on Avoca. Relative, Mrs Powell of Ballarat. (AFP 23/5/1884).

THOS MORRISEY: UL 4/4/1860.

ALEX MORRISON: UL 7/3/1860.

  1. MORRISON: UL 7/3/1860.

MRS MORTIMER: UL 15/2/1860.

W.C. MORTIMER: UL 28/3/1860.

MRS W.C. MORTIMER: UL 9/4/1860.

MR MORTON: Butcher and storekeeper, Amphitheatre Street, Redbank. (BS 4/4/1860.)

  1. MORTON: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 2/4,4/4,11/4/1860).

G.L. MORTON: UL 9/4/1860.

  1. MORTON: Burnbank (MAM 12/8/1854).

JAMES MORTON: Son WILLIAM HENRY born Lamplough, 1860. (No 10961, BDM).

JAMES MORWICK UL 21/3, 9/4/1860. SL 18/10/1860.

GEORGE MOSELY: UL 7/3/1860.

MOSQUITO FLAT: MOSQUITO GULLY: East side of the Lexton Road, between Lexton and Lamplough. (MADA 19/12/1859.) Rush. 3-4 miles from Commercial Street. (MADA 23/3/1860, MAA 27/3/1860, Age 29/3/1860). Good wages. (MADA 6/4/1860). 300 miners there. (MADA 21/5/1860). Case in Warden’s Court. (MADA 1/6/1860). Spurious gold case. (MADA 1/6/1860). Scores at work. (BS 16/6/1860). FLAT: Frenchmen working there doing well. (MADA 1/7/1861). Flat: Chinaman hanged himself. (MADA 4/2/1862.) GULLY: Marsden Store. Lost horse notice. (VGG No 89, p 1348, 20/7/1860.) Property stolen from Thomas Whitby at Mosquito Gully. (VPG 11/10/1860). A rather rich patch of surfacing. (MADA 6/9/1861). A miner, Gibson, killed a large snake. (MADA 1/11/1861).

MOSS & PARTY: Bottomed at rush near Woodstock Inn. (BS 27/10/1860. BS via CMJ Nov. 1860)

DANIEL MOVAL: UL 4/4/1860.

  1. MOUAT: UL 4/4/1860.

CHRISTOPHER MOUAT: SL 20/7/1861.

  1. MOUNT: UL 7/3/1860.

EDWARD MOUNT: Chaired Redbank Miners’ Committee meeting. (Age 13/4/1861).

F OR W. MOUNT: UL 14/3/1860.

FRANCIS MOUNT: UL 7/3/1860.

MOUNT GREENOCK HOTEL: Fight between Fox and The Cornishman. (MADA 16/11/1860).

MOUNTAIN CREEK: MOONAMBEL: Near M’Kinnon’s Station. 10 miles from Avoca. Within one mile northward of M’Kinnon’s home and Station. Excitement. (MADA 10/12/1860). 12 miles NW of Avoca. No promise. 7000 there. (BS 11/12/1860). Important rush. 12 m. Extent a matter of doubt. (Age 12/12/1860). 6,000 – 7,000 (MADA 12/12/1860). Description from MADA. (Age 13/12/1860). 15,000 there (MADA 17/12/1860). Description. 10-12,000 (MADA 19/12/1860). 20-30,000. (MADA 24/12/1860). Report. (MADA 28/12/1860). Population not less than 40,000 at Redbank and Mountain Creek. 30,000 at Mountain Creek and Red Bank alone. (NWC 28/2/1861). Mines extensive. (MADA 11/2/1861). Crime bad. Only two police. (MADA via Arg. 21/2/1861.) 15-17,000 (MAA 22/2/1861.) 14 miles from Mountain Creek to Avoca. (MAA 15/3/1861.) “… Mountain Creek, or Moonambel, as the township appears to be now called.” (Arg. 11/6/1861). “The work of demolition has been commenced in earnest at Mountain Creek and Redbank (MADA 16/10/1861). “During the past few days pulling down has been the order of the day both at Redbank and Mountain Creek … but many of our leading firms are only branches at Navarre.” (NWC 22/10/1861). 0pening of rush 10 months ago. (MADA 2/12/1861). 10~12,000 settled in Moonambel neighbourhood. Twelve months since opening of Mountain Creek goldfield. (MADA 25/12/1861.) Since discovered 30 rushes within 25 miles. (MADA 2/6/1862.) [?] (MADA 18/6/1862.)

MOUNTAIN HUT ROAD: MOUNTAIN HUT: Letter 1/5/1859, Palmer Papers, many have gone to Back Creek and the Mountain Hut rush. (La T. MS 1252) Very quiet. (MADA 31/10/1859). Rush there Thursday last. (MADA 20/2/1860). New rush. Street marked out. A few stores. (MADA 22/2/1860). New rush. 17 feet. (Age 22/2/1860). Shallow diggings. 2 and half miles. 1,000 there. (BT 23/2/1860). Slaughteryard hill, Mountain Hut. Prospecting claim. (MADA 15/10/1860). Mountain Hut reef has been given up. (MADA 24/10/1860). Mountain Hut diggings most lively in this area. (MADA 26/5/1862.)

  1. MOWAT: UL 14/3/1860.

MR MOYER: UL 15/2/1860, 7/3/1860.

MOYSTON: Campbell’s Reef (“Shire of Ararat Its Settlement and Development”, p 17).

NICHOL MUCHET: Property, mainly money, stolen from Clarke’s grog shanty, Lamplough, on the 10th. (VPG 15/12/1859).

  1. MUCKERSY: UL 15/2/1860.

GEORGE MUCKRIDGE: Miner. Signed police request petition. 21/511866.

THOS MUER: UL 7/3/1860.

CHRISTIAN MUHL: Avoca (MAM 12/10/1854).

MR CORNELIUS MULCAHY: Prop. of Shamrock Hotel (?) (NWC 29/11/1860.) Agent for Cobb & Co. (NWC 18/10/1860, 20/9/1860.) John Carter forged cheque to him at Lamplough on 6 Dec. VGG 20/12/1860). Advert. Agent for Cobb & Co. Shamrock Hotel, Commercial Street. (NWC 28/2/1861). Publicans general licence, Shamrock Hotel, Redbank. (VGG No 110, 19/7/1861, p 1377.) Advert. Shamrock Hotel, Navarre Street, Redbank (NWC 19/10/1861). Proprietor, Shamrock Hotel, Barklay, for sale. (MADA 9/12/1861.) On 13/6/1862 application District Publican’s licence for Shamrock Hotel, Barkly, struck out. No appearance. (Barkly Licence Register). Was proprietor of the Shamrock Hotel, Redbank. Now has the “Bull and Mouth” Hotel, Ararat. Elected Mayor, Borough of Ararat. (AM 21/11/1868) Former resident this district, later Redbank, then Ararat, where Mayor of Borough Council for two years in succession. T 1. (AM 26/2/1870).

RICHARD MULLENS: SL 17/12/1860.

MULLER: Property stolen. (VPG 26/1/1860).

SIMON MULLER: Daughter SOPHIA born Lamplough (or Camperdown? BDM series might be incorrect), 1860. (No 05452, BDM).

THOS MULLER: UL 28/3/1860.

CHAS MULLIE: UL 28/3/1860.

DAVID MULLINS: SL 21/4/1860. UL 15/2, 21/3/1860.

J.W. MUMBERRY: UL 7/3/1860.

THOS MUMFORD: UL 15/2/1860, 7/3/1860.

MUNCH: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/6/1860).

HENRU MUNCH: Refreshment licence granted. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/6/1860).

MRS SARAH MUNDAY: SL 20/7/1861.

GEO MUNFIELD: SL 19/7/1860.

JOHN MUNGALL: In Rob Roy at Theatre Royal (MAM 6/5/1857). “The unrivalled rep. of Scotch character”. Ex Theatre Royal, Edingburgh. At Albert Theatre Castlemaine. (MAM 2/3/1857). At Lyceum, Bendigo. (BL 7/1/1860.) Played Bailie. (BL 21/1/1860.) Impersonated Baillie Nicol Jarvie in Rob Roy, Theatre Royal, Castlemaine. (BA 27/1/1860.) Due at Castlemaine. (BL 28/1/1860.) At Royal, Castlemaine. Rob Roy. (BL 4/2/1860.) Impersonated “Bailie” in “Rob Roy” at Theatre Royal. (MADA 13/2/1860.) Played in “Jock Muir” at Haymarket Theatre, Bendigo: “… the genuine actor of low Scotch comedy …” (BA 11/5/1860.) In “Rob Roy” at Theatre Royal, Ballarat. (BS 29/11/1860).

JOHN MURNANE: UL 9/4/1860

DAVID MUNRO: UL 7/3/1860.

MUNSTER HOTEL: Avoca (MAM 11/4/1856).

CHARLES MURDOCH: Son CHARLES born Lamplough, 1860. (No 15680, BDM).

J MURCHINTON: UL 4/4/1860.

  1. MURDOCH: UL 14/3/1860.

J.H. MURDOCK: UL 7/3, 14/3/1860. JOHN H MURDOCH: Miner Avoca 1856 (ER).

LEWIS MURDOCK: UL 21/3/1860.

MRS MURHDUE: UL 7/3/1860

  1. MURNANE: UL 15/2/1860.

MURPHY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 14/5/1860).

  1. MURPHY: UL 9/4/1860.
  2. MURPHY: Publican’s Licence, Shamrock Hotel, Inglewood. (VGG 16/8/1861).

DENIS MURPHY: UL 21/3/1860.

  1. MURPHY: UL 14/3/1860.

JAS MURPHY: UL 7/3/1860.

JAMES MURPHY: Daughter MARY born Lamplough, 1860. (No 21194, BDM).

JOHN MURPHY: UL 15/2/1860.

MARGARET MURPHY (HAYES, CORRECT NAME?): Charles Burret charged with breaking into a tent in Amphitheatre Street being her property. (MADA 15/2/1860.) Dressmaker, Amphitheatre Street. Robbery. Man charged. Royal Street. Another robbery. (BS 21/4/1860). Clothes stolen. WPG 26/4/1860). Burrett indicted. Carisbrook. (MADA 9/5/1860). Royal street. Thieves arrested. WPG 3,10/5/1860.)

MICHAEL MURPHY & CO: Publican, Ararat, 1858. (Name and occupation included in request for municipal district petition published by Chief Secretary’s Office, 17/8/1858, and reproduced in “Passing on the Torch” by Mary Normanbail, 1958, pps. 36-40.) Licence for Shamrock Hotel. Lamplough. Granted. Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 20/6/1860, BS 20/6/1860). Opened Shamrock Hotel. Inglewood. (MADA 18/7/1860). Advert. Shamrock Hotel. From Ararat. (NWC 6/9/1860). Advert: of Ararat & Lamplough. (MADA 12/9/1860).

MICHAEL MURPHY: UL 9/4/1860.

MR MURRAY: Amateur performance. Theatre Royal. Lamplough. (MADA 30/5/1860).

MURRAY: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 25/6, 13/7/1860)

JOHN MURRAY: Miner. Resident Lamplough. (1869 PO Dir. Miner. Resident Lamplough,. (1884-85 VIC Dir.)

RICHD H. MURRAY: SL 18/3/1861.

WILLIAM MURRAY: Farmer. Lillicur. Near Bradshaw’s. Lost horse notice. WGG No 16, p 232 31/1/1860).

WILLIAM MURRAY: Farmer. Resident Lamplough. (1869 PO Dir.)

WM E.A. MURREY: SL 16/6/1860.

ELIZABETH MURTAGH: Maiden name. See registration of birth for John Leer

W.H. MUSANGER: UL 21/3/1860.

DAVID MUSTOWE: UL 9/4/1860.

MYER: Lamplough Police Court. (MADA 26/3/1860).

MR MYERS: UL 18/4/1860.

MYERS SLAUGHTERYARD: Mentioned in cart accident report. (MADA 5/11/1860).

  1. MYERS: Butcher’s receipts taken. (VPG 20/9/1860).

SAMUEL MYERS: UL 21/3/1860.

MYLREA’S LEXTON HOTEL: See Lexton Hotel. Land sale. (MADA 17/2/1860.) Yarn with Mylrea my landlord. (REJ 12/3/1860). Offer by Mr Mybrea (Mylrea?) for C of E to meet at the Police Court on Sunday. (MADA 13/7/1860). District publican’s licence. John Mylrea, Lexton Hotel, Lexton. (VGG No 149, 23/11/1860, p 2250). Publican’s Licence, Lexton Hotel, Lexton. MG 19/7/1861).