other · 1848
NSW Legislative Council's reply address to Governor FitzRoy, 21 March 1848, on immigration, Exiles/Ticket-of-Leave terms from Earl Grey, and grave consideration of proposed Victoria separation.
The pressing want of labor now experi- enced throughout the Colony will render the arrival of the 5,000 Statute Adults, …
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OfficialEarl Grey
OfficialHer Majesty
Officialyour Excellency
OfficialSecretary for the Colonies
OfficialHer Majesty's Government
OfficialBritish Treasury
LocationColony
LocationPort Phillip
LocationVictoria
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 31, 25 March 1848.
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