other · 1849
A legislative clause states that English laws affecting aliens are not to extend to the Colony if inconsistent with the Act, and a bill was reserved by the Governor for Her Majesty's pleasure on October 2nd, 1847.
801 XV. Provided always and be it enacted, That all Laws and Statutes English lawsinconsis- tent herewith not to of …
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OfficialSpeaker
OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialCLERK OF THE COUNCIL
PersonCharles Nicholson
PersonCHS. A. FITZ ROY
PersonWM. MACPHERSON
Government BodyLegislative Council
MonarchHer Majesty
LocationColony
LocationSydney
Bill Reserved2nd October, 1847
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 68, 1849.
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