proclamation · 1871

Proclamation by Governor Viscount Canterbury, under the Statute of Gaols 1864, declaring the hulk Deborah lying off Sandridge to be a public prison for prisoners convicted by any Victorian court. Melbourne, 14 June 1871.

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WHEREAS by The Statute of Gaols 1864, it is amongst other things enacted, …

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ShipHulk Deborah

LocationSandridge

Sovereign RepresentativeCanterbury

SignatoryJ. McCulloch

OfficialExecutive Council

OfficialGovernor of Victoria

OfficialChief Secretary

OfficialGovernment Printer

Issuing OfficeJohn Ferris

LocationVictoria

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 41, 16 June 1871.

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Also on page 1Governor-in-Council appointments: H. B. Lane P.M. of Belfast as Return

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