appointment · 1852
This notice details the extensive powers granted to Justices of the Peace in the City, including enforcing laws, punishing offenders, and inquiring into various crimes and misdemeanors.
and Statutes, and all Acts of the Legislative Council of the said Colony, and also of the Colony 'of New South Wales, …
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Recorded in this notice
MagistrateJustices
OfficialSheriffs
OfficialDeputy Sheriffs
OfficialBailiffs
OfficialConstables
OfficialKeepers of Gaols
Officialother Officers
Locationthe said City
Locationthe Colony 'of New South Wales
Locationthe said City
Locationthe said City
Locationthe said City
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 5, 4 February 1852.
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