convict admin · 1850
This notice discusses the security of the Colony in relation to convict administration, specifically addressing the implications of constitutional changes on convicts, the use of Tickets of Leave, and the provision for penal establishments.
It is difficult to conceive how the security of the Colony can be impaired by a change in the Constitution under which …
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OffenderConviets
Offenderholders of Tickets of Leave
OfficialMr. La Trobe
PlaceCockatoo Island
PlaceMiddle District
LocationColony
LocationPort Phillip District
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 48, 12 April 1850.
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