other · 1846
This notice details rules and regulations established for the George-street Market and the Sydney Hay, Corn, and Cattle Market in Sydney, with multiple dates and officials cited.
Wilson, Charles Windeyer, and Robert Stewart, the then third Police Magistrate, of Sydney aforesaid, …
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OfficialCharles Windeyer
OfficialRobert Stewart
Officialthird Police Magistrate
PlaceSydney
PlaceGeorge-street Market
OfficialCharles Windeyer
OfficialJohn Ryan Brenan
PlaceSydney
OfficialJoseph Long Innes
OfficialSuperintendent of Police
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 49, 16 June 1846.
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