notice · 1861
Legislative Assembly (Speaker Frans. Murphy): WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, Esq. declared duly elected member for the electoral district of Villiers and Heytesbury at the by-election, vice Alexander Russell, Esq., resigned. Same chunk also carries an Immigration notice (Thomas Loader) on passage warrants for friends/relations from the UK, and a Mining Leases warning (J.B. Humffray, Commissioner of Mines) that leases with unfulfilled expenditure/machinery covenants will be forfeited on warden's enquiry.
[725] SOIT QUI• PENS DIEU ET MON DROIT VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. Published by Authority. No. 55.] TUESDAY, APRIL 9. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialSpeaker
OfficialCommissioner of Mines
OfficialFrans Murphy
OfficialThomas Loader
OfficialJ. B. Humffray
PersonAlexander Russell, Esq.
LocationVictoria
LocationVilliers and Heytesbury
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 55, 9 April 1861.
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People in this noticeFrans Murphy · Thomas Loader · J. B. Humffray · Alexander Russell, Esq. · WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, Esquire
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