notice · 1849
The inhabitants of Melbourne express loyalty to the Queen and welcome Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy to Port Phillip, anticipating the separation of the province into the new colony of Victoria.
ourselves of the opportunity afforded us, by your Excellency's first visit to the City and Province, …
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Recorded in this notice
Officialyour Excellency
Officialher Majesty
Officialthe Queen
OfficialCHAS. A. FITZ ROY
LocationCity of Melbourne
LocationCity of Melbourne
Officialthe Corporation
PlacePort Phillip
PlaceProvince
PlaceColony
PlaceVICTORIA
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 21 March 1849.
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