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This notice clarifies the operational relationship between the Mounted Police and the Civil Police in New South Wales, emphasizing that Mounted Policemen are subject to military discipline but also form part of the Civil Police and must obey Civil Magistrates when not under their own commissioned officers.
MOUNTED POLICE. IT having appeared, on different occasions, …
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OfficialE. Deas Thomson
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LocationSydney
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 71, 4 November 1840.
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