notice · 1844
Sir James Dowling, Chief Justice of NSW, died at his Darlinghurst residence on 27 Sep 1844; Governor Gipps announces the death with deep regret, will attend the funeral (moving from Darlinghurst, Monday 11 o'clock), and invites all civil officers to attend. Signed E. Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary.
HIS Excellency the GOVERNOR with feelings of the deepest regret, announces to the Public, …
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DeceasedSIR JAMES DOWLING
OfficialChief Justice of the Colony
OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialWilliam John Row
LocationSydney
LocationDarlinghurst
LocationDarlinghurst
LocationBent-street
Publication28th September, 1844
Deathyesterday afternoon
FuneralMonday next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 89, 27 September 1844.
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