proclamation · 1842
Act to appropriate, for a limited time, sums from the General Revenue of New South Wales in aid of the Melbourne Police and the Town Fund raised by the Corporation of Melbourne (6 Victoria No. 8), assented by Governor Sir George Gipps and the Legislative Council, 12 August 1842. Companion to the Melbourne Incorporation Act: up to 2,000 pounds a year toward the Town Fund (matched by local assessment) and Water Police fees applied to the town police; runs five years from 1 January 1843.
WHEREAS by an Act of the Governor and Preamble. Council of New South Wales, …
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OfficialCouncil
OfficialLegislative Council
RoleQueen Victoria
OfficialHis Excellency the Governor
LocationNew South Wales
LocationTown of Melbourne
LocationTown of Melbourne
LocationTown
LocationNew South Wales
LocationNew South Wales
Act Reference6 Victoria
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 68, 26 August 1842.
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