Historical Records of Australia: Governors' despatches to and from England. Series I, Volumen8Library Committee of the Commonwealth Parliament., 1916 |
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Admission of In Consequence of this Opinion of the Judge Advocate I feel Walker to bail . myself obliged to solicit ... and required his opinion on the Propriety of Admitting the Prisoner to bail , on giving Suitable Securities to be ...
Admission of In Consequence of this Opinion of the Judge Advocate I feel Walker to bail . myself obliged to solicit ... and required his opinion on the Propriety of Admitting the Prisoner to bail , on giving Suitable Securities to be ...
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As those , who have been desirous of counteracting your opposition to Measures , have selected the Admission of Convicts to Society as Macquarie's their main point of Resistance , you will I am sure see the Necessity of not compromising ...
As those , who have been desirous of counteracting your opposition to Measures , have selected the Admission of Convicts to Society as Macquarie's their main point of Resistance , you will I am sure see the Necessity of not compromising ...
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Some of these latter occasionally manifesting a Spirit of Hostility , tho ' it must be admitted that this rarely Occurs , unless in Retaliation for Injuries done them Wantonly by the Settlers or their Servants ; such Duties , how . ever ...
Some of these latter occasionally manifesting a Spirit of Hostility , tho ' it must be admitted that this rarely Occurs , unless in Retaliation for Injuries done them Wantonly by the Settlers or their Servants ; such Duties , how . ever ...
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If it should be admitted it will of Course form a fair Precedent for similar ones being made by the other Assistant Surgeons at the Several Subordinate Settlements , where Military Parties are Stationed . 32.
If it should be admitted it will of Course form a fair Precedent for similar ones being made by the other Assistant Surgeons at the Several Subordinate Settlements , where Military Parties are Stationed . 32.
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In consequence of this Decision I have now to inform You that You cannot be admitted into the Situation of Naval Officer of this Port and that you are to Consider all claim to that Situation as fully Cancelled .
In consequence of this Decision I have now to inform You that You cannot be admitted into the Situation of Naval Officer of this Port and that you are to Consider all claim to that Situation as fully Cancelled .
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| Título | Historical Records of Australia: Governors' despatches to and from England. Series I, Volumen8 |
| Autor | Australia. Parliament. Joint Library Committee |
| Editor | Library Committee of the Commonwealth Parliament., 1916 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 15 Mayo 2006 |
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