convict admin · 1852
The Eastern Hill Watch-house in Melbourne is designated as a House of Correction.
318 notify the Building known as the "Eastern Hill Watch-house," at the angle of Stephen-street and Collins-lane, …
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LocationEastern Hill Watch-house
LocationStephen-street
LocationCollins-lane
LocationCity of Melbourne
LocationColony of Victoria
OfficialC. J. La Trobe
OfficialW. Lonsdale
LocationMelbourne
LocationColony of Victoria
EventGOD SAVE THE QUEEN!
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 14, 7 April 1852.
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People in this noticeC. J. La Trobe · W. Lonsdale
Also on page 12A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds or a Conditional Pardon is of · Jackson, Rae & Co. offered a reward of Five Hundred Pounds for the con · A detailed list of 23 boxes containing 8183 oz. of gold, with descript · A reward of fifty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for inform
Elsewhere in this issueThis proclamation defines the boundaries of the Geelong and Portland C · A proclamation by Lieutenant Governor C. J. La Trobe detailing circuit · The Eastern Hill Watch-house in Melbourne is declared a House of Corre · A reward of thirty pounds is offered for information leading to the ap · All 104 notices in this issue
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Near this placeEastern Hill Watch-house · Stephen-street · Collins-lane · City of Melbourne · Colony of Victoria