finance return · 1844
Lord Stanley anticipates a surplus in the general revenue and an increase in land revenue, suggesting the Colony could afford £70,000 to £80,000 for emigration services.
in my letter to Messrs. Brownrigg and others, of the 3rd ultimo, on the subject of a Loan, …
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OfficialMessrs. Brownrigg
OfficialSir G. Gipps
OfficialLord Stanley
LocationNew South Wales
LocationColony
LocationColony
LocationMoreton Bay
LocationNew South Wales
Locationthis Country
Reference3rd ultimo
Reference26th July, 1842
Reference17th December, of the same year
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 13, 30 January 1844.
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