convict admin · 1847
Her Majesty's Government will revive the practice of forwarding wives and families of married convicts to the Colony at public expense, provided the convict is free by pardon or ticket of leave and recommended by the Governor.
Coloxial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 27th August, 1847. FAMILIES OF CONVICTS. …
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ApplicantA. B.
RecommenderC. D.
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialGovernor
LocationSydney
Locationthis Colony
Notice Date27th August, 1847
Previous Regulation Date6th May, 1833
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 37, 15 September 1847.
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