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Petition from the Licensed Barrow Men plying in the City of Sydney for an Investigation into their

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Unique IDA-000502946SeriesPetitions to CouncilParentCSA044318Date1st November 1843FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionPetition from the Licensed Barrow Men plying in the City of Sydney for an Investigation into their Grievances, namely those men plying Unlicensed Barrows, and Licensed Barrow Men being Ordered Off the Streets by the Police with the result that persons requiring to Hire a Barrow will not find them at their customary Stand. Signed: Edward Burns No2; James Patterson No3; William Marsh No10; William Pringle No19; William Jones No18; William Maggs No27; James Ryan No13; Samuel Simmons No15; Thomas Mitchell No20.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Petition from the Licensed Barrow Men plying in the City of Sydney for an Investigation into their