proclamation · 1837
A proclamation orders the ship Lady Macnaghten and its occupants into quarantine at Spring Cove due to contagious fever, with strict prohibitions on communication.
Now, therefore, by Command of His Excellency, with the advice of the Executive Council, …
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ShipLady Macnaghten
EventContagious Fever
PlaceSpring Cove
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
MagistrateJohn Kinchela, junior, Esquire
PlaceBathurst
PersonThomas Evernden, Esq.
MagistrateJames Blair, Esquire
Placethe Vale of Clwyd
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 265, 1 March 1837.
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People in this noticeE. Deas Thomson · John Kinchela, junior, Esquire · Thomas Evernden, Esq. · James Blair, Esquire
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Near this placeSpring Cove · Harbour of Port Jackson · Bathurst · the Vale of Clwyd