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A General Order from Sydney dated September 22, 1832, outlines strict instructions for military detachments at out-stations regarding their duties in assisting civil power, escorting prisoners, and maintaining peace.
DEAS THOMSON. (COPY.) GENERAL ORDER. No. 222. Sydney, 22nd September, 1832. …
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OfficialDeas Thomson
Officialofficers
Officialnon-commissioned officers
OfficialJustice of the Peace
Officialchief constable
Officialprincipal constable
Officialpeace officer
Officialconstable
OfficialSheriff of the Colony
OfficialMajor of Brigade
LocationSydney
Publication Date22nd September, 1832
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 349, 8 August 1838.
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