other · 1850
New regulations for Commissions in Lunacy, effective March 1st, specify a single Barrister-at-Law Commissioner, potentially assisted by a medical assessor, and outline associated fees for Commissioners, Assessors, Solicitors, and Jurymen.
LUNACY MATTERS. Commissions to whom directed. 1. After the first day of March next, …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
OfficialCommissioner
OfficialBarrister-at-Law
Officialphysician
Officialsurgeon
Officialassessor
OfficialSolicitor
OfficialJuryman
OfficialSheriff
Effective Datefirst day of March next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 27, 1850.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
Also on page 3An enquiry is made from England regarding James Smith, a former prison · A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for infor · A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the ap · Tenders are invited from builders and others for repairs and other wor
Elsewhere in this issueThree parcels of land in Richmond, County of Bourke, Parish of Jika Ji · Notice is given of the expediency of opening a Parish Road from Bong B · A notice from the Surveyor General's Office requests objections to the · A site has been fixed for a village at Broadmeadows, and the approved · All 91 notices in this issue
Similar noticesOrder in Council (Governor-in-Council, Executive Council Chamber Melbo 1869 · Rules regarding the taxation of costs in lunacy proceedings, including 1900 · Official notices regarding medical attendance accounts, an order from 1860 · Tenders are requested for the supply of forage by September 7th, with 1860