convict admin · 1850
An offer was made to send convicts who had undergone reformatory discipline and were deserving of Tickets of Leave to the Colonies, based on the perceived demand for labor in New South Wales.
32. after explaining the good effects of the measures which had, within a few years, …
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OffenderConvicts
Officiallaborers
OfficialSir C. Fitz Roy
OfficialHer Majesty's Government
OfficialLegislative Council
LocationColonies
LocationNew South Wales
Correspondence DateI Oct., 1847.
Receipt DateReceived 4th March, 1.848
Publication Year1848, p. 62.
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 48, 12 April 1850.
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