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appointment · 1862

James McCulloch returned unopposed as member for the Electoral District of Mornington (vice Henry Samuel Chapman, who took an office of profit) — McCulloch becomes Premier of Victoria in 1863; plus five Territorial Magistrates added to the roll (Harvey, McLennan, Armytage of Fulham, Bell and Smith of Talbot) and telegraph/postmaster appointments of Lawrence Oliver Peyton (New Inglewood) and Edmund Johnson (Stawell).

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[393] NI SOIT QUI HON PENS S NADIEUMETMON VICTORIA DROITIN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. Published by Authority. No. …

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Member Of Legislative AssemblyJames McCulloch
Former Member Of Legislative AssemblyHenry Samuel Chapman, Esquire
Manager Of Electric Telegraph And Collector Of ImpostsLawrence Oliver Peyton
Manager Of Electric Telegraph And Collector Of ImpostsEdmund Johnson
OfficialG. S. Evans

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 27, 28 February 1862.