proclamation · 1850
A proclamation by His Excellency Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy regarding the liberty to dig and take away coal from respective lands, with exceptions for city, township, or village lands.
148 full liberty to dig and take away all Coal which may be in their respective land, for their own use and benefit, …
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PersonCHS. A. FITZ ROY
PersonE. Deas Thomson
Governor-In-ChiefSir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy
LocationSydney
LocationNew South Wales
Date Issuedtwenty-fourth day of January, in the Year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
Reign Yearthirteenth year of her Majesty's reign
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 7, 13 February 1850.
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