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This notice is a formal address likely from a colonial council to a Governor, praising their administration and its achievements in maintaining public tranquility.
We feel the impossibility of detailing briefly, without injustice, the history of your adminis- tration, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 309, 13 December 1837.
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