notice · 1844
Three Port Phillip notices run together here: (1) Resident Judge W. Jeffcott orders a Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court at the Court House, La Trobe-street, Melbourne, for 15 Feb 1844; (2) a Summary of 1843 visits to Melbourne Gaol by Ministers of Religion and by magistrate James Smith Esq. J.P. (29 visits); (3) the Governor, on a Legislative Council resolution, sets new allowances to witnesses summoned to the Supreme Court, Assize and Quarter Sessions (nil within 5 miles; 2s 8d/day plus 6d/mile beyond).
Number 5. [11] PORT PHILLIP GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Published by Authority. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1844. …
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OfficialResident Judge
OfficialW. JEFFCOTT
CourtSupreme Court
PlacePort Phillip
PlaceLa Trobe-street
PlaceMelbourne
GaolMelbourne Gaol
OfficialGovernor
Government BodyLegislative Council
CourtCourts of Assize
CourtQuarter Sessions
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 5, 30 January 1844.
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People in this noticeW. JEFFCOTT · James Smith, Esq., J. P.
Also on page 1Tenders are invited for supplying provisions, fuel, light, and forage · Teachers of Schools receiving government aid must submit claims to the
Elsewhere in this issueWilliam Lonsdale, Esq., Sub-Treasurer of the Port Phillip District, is · Henry Condell, Esq., Mayor of Melbourne, is appointed a Trustee of the · On the Governor's direction (Colonial Secretary Deas Thomson, Sydney 9 · One dark brindle working bull stag was impounded at Melbourne on Janua · All 10 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 30 January 1844 · 135 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 2 February 1844 · 80 notices
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