convict admin · 1836
New regulations authorize Petty Sessions and Magistrates to re-assign convicts within districts without waiting for reference to the Principal Superintendent of Convicts.
it having been represented to the Governor, that it would be of general convenience to authorise the Petty Sessions, …
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OfficialMagistrates
OfficialPetty Sessions
OffenderConvicts
OfficialBoard of Assignment
OfficialMaster
OfficialAssignee
OfficialConstable
LocationSydney
LocationColony
Notice Date9th March, 1836
Regulation Date9th May, 1835
Regulation Date25th August, 1835
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 212, 9 March 1836.
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