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This section of an 1850 Act details penalties and procedures for unlicensed theatrical performances and the revocation of licenses by the Colonial Secretary or Superintendent of Port Phillip.

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Nos. 23. 14° VICTORIE. A.D. 1850. 67 is duly licensed or authorized shall lie on the party accused, …

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OfficialColonial Secretary

OfficialSuperintendent of Port Phillip

PlacePort Phillip

MagistrateJustices of the Peace

Act Year14° VICTORIE. A.D. 1850

Act Yearfifth year of the reign of His late Majesty King William the Fourth

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 5, 1850.

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