land grant · 1868
Governor Sir J. H. T. Manners Sutton publishes (by direction, J. McCulloch, Chief Secretary, Melbourne 6 Jan 1868) the despatches on the proposed 20,000 pound grant to Lady Darling, wife of former Governor Sir Charles Darling, after Darling's final retirement from the colonial service; Despatch No. 102 to the Duke of Buckingham explains why, the Constitution Act sec 57 bar lifted, McCulloch's ministry advised the vote be put on the Additional Estimates.
[13] NI SOIT QUI・MA HO SED DIEU AMET MON VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. No. …
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GranteeLady Darling
OfficialSir Henry Manners Sutton
OfficialDuke of Buckingham
OfficialSir C. Darling
OfficialLord Carnarvon
OfficialJ. McCulloch
OfficialGovernor
OfficialChief Secretary
Officialresponsible advisers
OfficialLegislative Assembly
PlaceMelbourne
LocationVICTORIA
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 3, 6 January 1868.
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