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History of the Wolseley Courthouse and Champions of Justice
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Senator William Dell Perley & Establishing the Courthouse
1 of 108 		Order-in-Council recommending JP Dill's free deed of site for the Wolseley Courthouse [page 1 of 5]
2 of 108 		Order-in-Council recommending JP Dill's free deed of site for the Wolseley Courthouse [page 2 of 5]
3 of 108 		Order-in-Council recommending JP Dill's free deed of site for the Wolseley Courthouse [page 3 of 5]
4 of 108 		Order-in-Council recommending JP Dill's free deed of site for the Wolseley Courthouse [page 4 of 5]
5 of 108 		Order-in-Council recommending JP Dill's free deed of site for the Wolseley Courthouse [page 5 of 5]
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Speech outlining the costs of the Wolseley Courthouse
7 of 108 		Order-in-Council on the acceptance of the tender of E.A. Banbury and R.A. Magee [page 1 of 2]
8 of 108 		Order-in-Council on the acceptance of the tender of E.A. Banbury and R.A. Magee [page 2 of 2]
9 of 108 		Order-in-Council on acceptance of tender for construction of courthouse at Wolseley [page 1 of 3]
10 of 108 		Order-in-Council on acceptance of tender for construction of courthouse at Wolseley [page 2 of 3]
11 of 108 		Order-in-Council on acceptance of tender for construction of courthouse at Wolseley [page 3 of 3]
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"Wolseley Courthouse Opened." Article in the Moosomin Spectator, October 17, 1895
13 of 108 		Nicholas Flood Davin, MP Makes a Speech at the Opening of the Courthouse
14 of 108 		Hon. William Dell Perley & the Courthouse
15 of 108 		Article on the opening of the courthouse in the Qu'Appelle Vidette
16 of 108 		Chief Justice Edward Ludlow Wetmore
17 of 108 		"Mr. Justice Wetmore." Article on his arrival to Regina in the Regina Leader, April 5, 1887.
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