proclamation · 1844

SIR GEORGE GIPPS

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Governor-In-ChiefSIR GEORGE GIPPS

Governor-In-ChiefGeorge Gipps

OfficialW. Elyard Junior

RoleGovernor-in-Chief

RoleCaptain General

RoleJustices of the Supreme Court

RoleDeputy Sheriffs

RoleColonial Secretary

LocationNEW SOUTH WALES

LocationSydney

Issuancethis fifteenth day of February, in the seventh year of our Reign and in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and forty-four

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 19, 16 February 1844.

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