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William Howitt and the Gold Commissioners single work   correspondence  
Note: The Chief Commissioner of Gold Fields, W. H. Wright, the Assistant Commissioner of Gold Fields, E. J. Barnard, and the Senior Assistant Commissioner in Charge, J. A. Panton, respond to accusations made against the Commissioners by William Howitt. The letters were written from Sandhurst (i.e. Bendigo) and from Melbourne in November and December 1853.
Issue Details: First known date: 1857... 1857 William Howitt and the Gold Commissioners
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    y separately published work icon My Note Book 26 September 1857 Z1864429 1857 periodical issue 1857 pg. 320-321
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— Appears in: My Note Book , 19 September 1857; (p. 313-314) My Note Book reproduces copies of correspondence from 'our digging-author' to His Excellency C. J. La Trobe. The letters make accusations against Bendigo's Gold Commissioners. They were sent from Bendigo and are dated 16 October and 30 October 1853.
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Subjects:
  • Victoria,
  • 1853
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