proclamation · 1836
Governor Sir Richard Bourke's Proclamation (3 May 1836) responding to a 'flagrant outrage' committed by white men against Aboriginal natives of Western Port, and other outrages by stockmen near Port Phillip: declares the whole southern coast of New Holland west of Wilson's Promontory to 129 degrees E within NSW, so all persons there are subject to NSW law and outrages against Aboriginal natives will be tried before the Supreme Court.
WHEREAS, it has been represented to me that a flagrant OUTRAGE has been committed upon the ABORIGINAL NATIVES of …
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GovernorRichard Bourke
OfficialAlexander M-Leay
PlaceWESTERN PORT
PlacePORT PHILLIP
PlaceNew Holland
PlaceWilson's Promontory
PlaceNew South Wales
PlaceSydney
OfficialTHE GOVERNOR
OfficialHIS MAJESTY'S Subjects
EventOUTRAGE
PersonWhite Men
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 223, 25 May 1836.
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