ticket of leave · 1846
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson, by command of the Governor, clarifies clause 10 of the 1835 Ticket of Leave Regulations: applications to transfer a ticket between districts go through the Bench only to maintain convict discipline, not to let magistrates control the local labour supply, and well-conducted men may choose any rural district.
, 1846. TICKET OF LEAVE REGULATIONS. (TRANSFER OF TICKETS.) IT appearing to the Governor, …
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OfficialMagistrates
OfficialJustice
OffenderConvicts
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date31st Aug., 1846
Regulation Date25th May, 1835
Tender DateSept. 21, 1846
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 38, 24 September 1846.
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