notice · 1849
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy responds to addresses from the inhabitants of Geelong and the Clergy of Geelong, acknowledging their loyalty and discussing the province's prosperity and the need for religious ordinances and education.
and the inhabitants, of this province, will be cemented by closer intercourse. …
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OfficialSir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy
OfficialChas. A. Fitz Roy
PlaceGeelong
PlaceDistrict of Grant
PlaceMack's Hotel
OfficialArchdeacon of Geelong
PlaceNew South Wales
PlacePort Phillip
OfficialOur Most Gracious Sovereign
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 21 March 1849.
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