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This notice details penalties for refusing to pay bridge tolls, forcibly passing toll gates, and misconduct by toll collectors in 1850 New South Wales.
136 Persons refusing to pay toll may be prevented passing. Penalty on forcibly passing bridge with- out paying toll. …
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Year Of ActA.D. 1850.
Reign Year14° VICTORIÆ.
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 1850.
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