Person:James Marshall (42)

Thursday 25 September 1856 MARRIED. On the 24th inst., at Dryburgh-street, Melbourne, by the Rev. Dr. Cairns, David Ross, Esq., of Melbourne, architect, to Miss Agnes Buttery, third daughter of James Marshall, Esq., S.S.C., of Scotland, and attorney in Melbourne.

Tuesday 29 September 1857 'MARRIED. On the 23rd inst., by special licence, at St. James's Cathedral, James Martin, Esq., of the firm of Young and Martin, merchants, Melbourne, to Helen Georgina, eldest daughter of James Marshall, Esq., solicitor, Melbourne. Scotch papers please copy.

Tuesday 9 August 1859 MARRIAGE. On the 8th inst., at Collingwood, Melbourne, by the Rev. R. B. Barlow, of St. Mark's Church, Charles James Lucas, Esq., Secretary of the Colonial Insurance Company, to Laurina, fourth daughter of James Mar- shall, Esq., of Melbourne, solicitor.

Friday 19 August 1870 HE Friends of tho lato Mr. JAMES MARSHALL solicitor, are respectfully invited to follow hi» cmalna to tho place of Interment, Melbourne General Cemetery Tho funeral to movo from hls late residence,_7 William, street, on Saturday, 20th Inst, at 3 o'clock: p.m. JOHN DALEY, undertaker, Latrobe and Spring

MARSHALL,-On the 17th inst, at his residence, 137 William-street, West Melbourne, James Marshall, solicitor, aged 70 years. Edinburgh and Aberdeen

< Friday 19 August 1870 Some particulars respecting Mr. James Marshall, solicitor, whose death on the 17th inst. appears amongst our obituary notices yesterday, may be of interest to many who havo known the deceased gentleman during the 16 years of his life in this colony. He was, as we learn, one of the oldest members in the colony of the Masonic fraternity, having been master of the "Ancient Lodge of Edinburgh Mary's Chapel," as early as 1830. He was subsequently Poet Laureate of the Canongate Kilwinning Lodge, chairman of the Law Committee of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, and a Knight Templar. Previously to his arrival in this colony he had practised for 30 years in tho Supreme Court of Scotland, chiefly in tho criminal department of the law, during which time he also compiled several works on Scotch law, and contributed some dramatic sketches to the Edinburgh stage. During the last few years, having retired in a great measure from the active practico of his profession owing to his advanced years, he occupied] himself principally with landscape painting, of which ho was a tolerably proficient amateur, his pictures generally gaining for him well-merited praise.

Saturday 20 August 1870 THE Friends of the lato Mr. JAMES MARSHALL, solicitor, are respectfully invited to follow his icmalnu to tho placo of interment, Melbourne General Cemetery. Iho funeral to move from lila late residence, 137 William street, West Melbourne, THIS DAY, at 8 o'clock p.m. JOHN DALEY, undertaker, Latrobe and Spring

Saturday 10 September 1870 Mr. James Marshall, solicitor, a colonist of 16 years' standing, died at Melbourne on the 17th August. He was one of the oldest mem- bers in the colony of the Masonic fraternity, having been master of the "Ancient Lodge of Edinburgh Mary's Chapel," as early as 1830. He was subsequently poet laureate of tho Canongate Kilwinning Lodge, chairman of the Law Committee of tho Grand Lodge of Scotland, and a Knight Templar. Previously to his arrival in this colony ne had practised for 30 years in the Supreme Court of Scot- land, chiefly in the criminal department of the law, during which time he also compiled several works on Scotch law, and contributed some dramatic sketches to the Edinburgh stage.

1978. 161, 163 Hotham Street, East Melbourne.View image at PictureVictoria Title

   1978. 161, 163 Hotham Street, East Melbourne. 

Description

   Image held by East Melbourne Library. Built 1860, by Samuel Ward for James Marshall. Ugly facade hides original front. From 'East Melbourne - earliest existing residences 1850 - 1864'. Personal album compiled by Winston H. Burchett, 1978.

Creator

   Burchett, Winston H.

Subject

   houses

Publisher

   Melbourne Library Service

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   image/jpeg

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   Item held by Melbourne Library Service

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   Victoria

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   Copyright 2004 Melbourne Library Service library owns image (image on public access)

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1. ↑ Peter Campbell. Hotson Family Tree.
2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Helena Denton. Hotson Genealogy.