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Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson forwards Port Phillip title deeds - two acres at Portland to Bishop William Grant Broughton for an Episcopalian burial ground, and land at Portland to Archbishop John Bede Polding, Henry Gregory, Richard Walsh, James Blair and Walter Birmingham for a Roman Catholic burial ground; Chief Postmaster Henry D. Kemp asks shipping agents to notify sailings for mail closing; and Charles James Tyers, Henry Wilson Hutchinson Smythe, Frederick Almond Powlett, Foster Fyans and William Colburn Mayne are appointed Commissioners of Crown Lands for the five new Port Phillip districts.
Sydney, 12th October, 1846. Title Deeds--Port — Port Phillip Lands. …
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OfficialBishop of Australia
GranteeJohn Bede Polding. D.D.
GranteeHenry Gregory Gregory
GranteeRichard Walsh
GranteeJames Blair
GranteeWalter Birmingham
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialHenry D. Kemp
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 46, 19 November 1846.
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