convict admin · 1849
Earl Grey communicates with colonial governors regarding the potential benefits and implementation of a convict discipline system, including the use of convicts holding Tickets of Leave and the possibility of employing them on public works.
292 ment, there is good reason to hope that their presence in moderate numbers will not be found injurious to the …
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OfficialGrey
OfficialEarl Grey
PlaceWESTERN AUSTRALIA
PlaceNEW ZEALAND
PlaceTHE CAPE
PlaceCEYLON
PlaceMAURITIUS
PlaceBermuda
PlaceVan Diemen's Land
ShipBangalore
LocationCEYLON
LocationMAURITIUS
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 29, 1849.
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