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The Lieutenant Governor has directed that neither Tickets of Leave nor any other indulgence will be granted to Military Offenders and Members of the Police Force undergoing sentences of penal servitude.
MILITARY AND POLICE OFFENDERS. THE Lieutenant Governor has directed it to T be hereby notified that neither Tickets of …
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OfficialLieutenant Governor
OffenderMilitary Offenders
OffenderMembers of the Police Force
OffenderPrisoners of the Crown
OfficialJohn Foster
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date23rd October, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 96, 24 October 1854.
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