proclamation · 1846
A proclamation by Lieutenant General Sir Maurice Charles O'Connell, Governor-in-chief of New South Wales and its Dependencies.
191 PROCLAMATION. By His Excellency Lieutenant General Sir Maurice Charles O'Connell, Knight, …
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OfficialSir Maurice Charles O'Connell
OfficialLieutenant General
OfficialHer Majesty's Forces
LocationNew South Wales
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 31, 6 August 1846.
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