convict admin · 1852
Instructions for magistrates on binding witnesses and committing prisoners for trial, effective June 1, 1852, adopting English and New South Wales practices.
GENTLEMEN, I have the honor to inform you, that as the mode of binding over Witnesses to appear and give evidence at …
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MagistrateGentlemen
RoleWitnesses
OffenderPrisoners
RoleWitness
RoleWitness
RoleWitness
RoleWitness
RoleWitness
OfficialLieutenant Governor
LocationMelbourne
LocationEngland
LocationNew South Wales
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 22, 2 June 1852.
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