other · 1846
An Act is introduced to prevent political processions and public exhibitions that may cause animosity and breaches of the peace, with provisions for Justices of the Peace to disperse unlawful assemblies.
WHEREAS there are in the Territory of New South Wales various societies or associations, whereof some partake, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 43, 29 October 1846.
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