convict admin · 1850
A despatch from Downing-street dated 10th November, 1849, discusses objections to the introduction of convicts with Tickets of Leave into New South Wales and outlines the government's intended course of action.
No. 173. 604 Downing-street, 10th November, 1849. SIR, I have received your Despatch, No. …
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OfficialSIR
PlaceDowning-street
PlaceNew South Wales
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceSydney
PlaceVan Diemen's Land
OfficialHer Majesty's Government
ParliamentHouse of Commons
LocationNew South Wales
LocationMiddle District
Notice Date10th November, 1849
Despatch Date21st of March last
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 48, 12 April 1850.
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