| List published in the Pastoral Times newspaper (Deniliquin) on 6 August 1864 In 1864 a review was carried out of the Justices of the Peace constituted under the Commission of the Peace in the Colony of New South Wales. The review reduced the number of Justices of the Peace in the Colony from 1,295 to 620. Of the persons omitted, many were permanently absent from the Colony or had died. Other criteria used to cull names from the list were as follows: "persons who are thought to be by education, means, or character unfit to be justices of the peace"; where there were members of the same family "residing in the same neighbourhood, and likely to attend the same Bench", all but one were omitted from the list; "people in active business generally, unless retained by reason of paucity of eligible persons in their district"; "medical men in many instances"; "persons who have rarely or never attended any Bench"; "persons about whom no information could be obtained"; and, "Public officers, whose position and duties were considered to be incompatible with the due discharge of magisterial functions". Members of the Legislature, formerly magistrates, were retained in the new Commission. An article, published in the Pastoral Times on 6 August 1864, headlined "THE NEW COMMISSION OF THE PEACE", included the names and other details (listed below) "of those gentlemen in Riverina who have been appointed under the new Commission of the Peace". The Riverina region, as conceived in the 1860s, was a vast area (essentially the western half of the Colony of New South Wales) encompassing the Murrumbidgee, Lachlan and Darling rivers; it was typified as one immense saltbush plain intersected by a few rivers, all joining the Murray. | 
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AIRES, Edward Hart  Darling River.
BOLAND, Peter  Bald Hills, Lachlan.
BROUGHAM, Patrick  Edward River.
BROWNRIGG, Marcus Freeman  Police Magistrate, Albury.
CARSTAIRS, George  Wentworth.
CHADWICK, Nicholas  Balranald.
CHISHOLME, Andrew Seaton  Mount Murchison, Darling River.
CHRISTIE, John  Murrumbidgee, Dubbo.
CLARKE, John  Kerrabury [Kerarbury], Murrumbidgee River. 
COCHRANE, James  Columbo Creek, Deniliquin.
COCKBURN, Lawrence  Moolpa, Edward River.
CROSIER, John  Moorna, Murray River.
CRUICKSHANK, Alexander  Murrumbidgee, Dubbo.
DARCHY, Thomas  Gilam [Gelam], Lower Murrumbidgee.
DESAILLY, Francis  Deniliquin.
DIGHT, John  Albury.
DOWLING, Vincent  Fort Bourke.
DOWNIE, John  Illillawa, Hay.
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GARRETT, John  Police Magistrate, Bourke.
GAUNT, William Henry  Rutherglen, Victoria.
GENNYS, John Henn  Carcoar.
GIBSON, Frederick  Bogolong, Lachlan.
GILES, James  Police Magistrate, Deniliquin.
GORDON, John  Bonderbo, Wagga Wagga.
GRIFFIN, James Harrop  Chief Gold Commissioner, Southern District.
GWYNNE, Francis Anthony  Murgah, Moulamein.
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IRVING, David Maxwell  Dubbo.
JAMIESON, Hugh  Mildurra, Lower Murray.
KEATING, James Jeffrey  Albury. 
KENNEDY, John  Jerilderie.
LANDALE, Alexander  Deniliquin.
LANDALE, Robert  Moulamein.
LANG, Gideon Scott  Wagga Wagga.
LEITCH, John  Berry Jerry, Wagga Wagga.
LOCKHART, Charles George Norman  Commissioner of Crown Lands, Murrumbidgee.
LOUGHNAN, Henry Nicholas  Wantebadgerai, Murrumbidgee.
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OSULLIVAN, Silvester  Cudgeligo, Lachlan.
PARKER, William James  Gundaroo.
PATTERSON, John  Illalong, Binalong.
PATTERSON, Robert  Conargo, Deniliquin.
PEPPIN, George  Wanganilla [Wanganella], Deniliquin. 
PHELPS, Joseph James  Windomal, Balranald.
PHILLIPS, John  Edward River.
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SERISIER, Jean Emile  Dubbo.
SHIELL, Henry  Police Magistrate, Hay.
STREET, Phillip Wood  Dondobolin [Condobolin?]
STRICKLAND, Josiah  Bundaburra, Lachlan.
SUTTOR, George Thomas  Darling River.
SUTTOR, William Henry (Jnr.)  Condobolin.
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VALIANT, Frederick  Moulamein.
WEST, Joseph Tertius  Omay, Lachlan.| back to top |