convict admin · 1850
Her Majesty's Government has decided to continue sending convicts to New South Wales and has secured parliamentary funding for free emigration to colonies receiving convicts.
of the supply of labor, which they might justly expect from the communications which had passed between the Legislative …
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OfficialHer Majesty's Government
OfficialLegislative Council
OfficialParliament
PlaceNew South Wales
Rolefree Emigrants
OffenderConvicts
Rolefree laborers
LocationNew South Wales
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 48, 12 April 1850.
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