other · 1855
General Order mourning Major-General Sir Robert Nickle, K.H., commander of the Forces in the Australian Colonies (the officer sent to Ballarat after the Eureka Stockade), who died at Sydney on 26 May 1855. Issued from Sydney by Col. Edward Macarthur, who assumes command as Deputy Adjutant-General; promulgated in Victoria by Colonial Secretary William C. Haines. Officers to wear crape for 14 days.
H 「IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct the promulgation of the following General Order, …
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DeceasedSIR ROBERT NICKLE
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
DeceasedSIR ROBERT NICKLE
OfficialCOLONEL MACARTHUR
DeceasedSIR ROBERT NICKLE
OfficialEdward Macarthur
OfficialJonx FERRES
LocationMelbourne
LocationSydney
LocationNew South Wales
LocationSydney
LocationAustralian Colonies
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 54, 8 June 1855.
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