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History of the Wolseley Courthouse and Champions of Justice

 
Chief Justice Newlands to J Pope, 27 Jan 1908, Crown v. Prior [page 2 of 5]
91 of 122 		Chief Justice Newlands to J Pope, 27 Jan 1908, Crown v. Prior [page 3 of 5]
92 of 122 		Chief Justice Newlands to J Pope, 27 Jan 1908, Crown v. Prior [page 4 of 5]
93 of 122 		Chief Justice Newlands to J Pope, 27 Jan 1908, Crown v. Prior [page 5 of 5]
94 of 122 		Rosa Mohr's gravemarker at Greenville Cemetery, south of Wolseley
95 of 122 		"A New Wrinkle." Editorial on the Wolseley Courthouse from the Grenfell Sun, October 10, 1895
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Editorial on the Wolseley Courthouse from the Grenfell Sun
97 of 122 		Editorial on the Wolseley Courthouse from the Grenfell Sun, October 17, 1895
98 of 122 		"Wolseley or Grenfell?" Editorial in the Moosomin Spectator, April 13, 1893
99 of 122 		"The Grenfell Court House." Article in the Moosomin Spectator, May 18, 1893
100 of 122 		"The Grenfell Court House." Article in the Moosomin Spectator, April 27, 1893
101 of 122 		"The Grenfell Conservatives." Letter from the Grenfell Liberal-Conservative Association
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"Senator Perley on the Action of the Grenfell Conservatives." Letter in the Moosomin Spectator.
103 of 122 		Moosomin papers announce that the judicial centre is to be located in Moosomin
104 of 122 		"Estalbish Jail Wolseley in Old Court House." Article in The Morning Leader, January 10, 1914
105 of 122 		Jean Chatterson with the boys at the Boys Detention Home
106 of 122 		Helen Gibney, former matron of Lakeside Home, recalls some of the history of the courthouse
107 of 122 		Jean Chatterson in front of the court house
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