appointment · 1844
The Town of Melbourne was appointed as a place for Petty Sessions to be holden for offences committed outside the town boundaries.
PETTY SESSIONS, MELBOURNE. THE Governor directs it to be notified, that, in pursuance of the authority vested in him, …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
CountyBourke
OfficialGovernor
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationBourke
Notification Date14th November, 1844
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 49, 3 December 1844.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
People in this noticeE. Deas Thomson
Also on page 1A notice regarding the holding of a Criminal Sessions and General Gaol · Edward Pearse was appointed Inspector of slaughter houses in Melbourne · A new Post Office was established at Broken River on December 1st, 184 · A notice is given that a court of petty sessions will be held in Melbo
Elsewhere in this issueMelbourne Post Office (Postmaster Henry D. Kemp) list of unclaimed let · James Johnston · Melbourne Post Office (Postmaster H. D. Kemp) list of letters detained · General Rules of the Supreme Court at Port Phillip (signed W. Jeffcott · All 18 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 3 December 1844 · 61 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 6 December 1844 · 97 notices
Similar noticesThe Governor has appointed Melbourne, in the County of Bourke, as a pl 1844 · The Governor has appointed the City of Sydney, in the County of Cumber 1844 · Epsom, Woolshed, and Yackandandah have been appointed as places for ho 1857 · A notice regarding the establishment of Petty Sessions in Melbourne, a 1844