notice · 1851
The Governor-General has directed that the ship "St. Vincent" arrived in Port Jackson with 229 immigrants on December 13th, 1851, and outlines the procedures for hiring male and female immigrants.
IMMIGRANTS PER "ST. VINCENT." IS Excellency the GOVERNOR-GENERAL has H directed it to be notified, …
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ShipSt. Vincent
ShipSt. Vincent
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
PrinterW. W. Davies
PlaceSydney
PlacePort Jackson
PlaceSydney Cove
PlaceHyde Park Barracks
PlaceHyde Park
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
OfficialImmigration Department
OfficialImmigration Office
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 140, 1851.
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