proclamation · 1856
Royal Proclamation by Queen Victoria (VICTORIA R.), republished in Victoria by command of the Secretary of State, announcing the Definitive Treaty of Peace and Friendship with Russia (the Emperor of All the Russias) concluded at Paris on 30 March 1856 - the Treaty of Paris ending the Crimean War. Given at Buckingham Palace 28 April 1856; ratifications exchanged; ordered observed inviolably throughout all dominions. Published Melbourne 16 July 1856 (Gazette Extraordinary No. 86) by Government Printer John Ferres.
NI SOIT QUI・MA Y-PEN. MM DIEU ETMON DROIT VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. No. …
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OfficialSecretary of State
RoleVICTORIA R.
LocationDowning-street
LocationMelbourne
Despatch Date30th April, 1856
Publication Date16th July, 1856
Gazette DateWEDNESDAY, JULY 16.
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 86, 16 July 1856.
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