proclamation · 1847
A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy extending an Imperial Act for regulating passenger carriage in merchant vessels from New South Wales to various destinations and establishing rules for calculating voyage lengths.
WHEREAS by an Act of the Imperial Par- liament of Great Britain and Ireland, …
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GovernorSIR CHARLES AUGUSTUS FITZ ROY
GovernorCHS. A. FITZ ROY
ShipMerchant Vessels
PlaceNew South Wales
PlaceUnited Kingdom
PlaceCape of Good Hope
PlaceCalcutta
PlaceMadras
PlaceBombay
PlaceCeylon
PlaceChina
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 103, 30 November 1847.
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