appointment · 1860
Two military General Orders (Nos. 341-342), Head Quarters Melbourne, 9 Jan 1860: Major-General Pratt, C.B. arrives and assumes command of Her Majesty's troops in the Australian Colonies, succeeding Major-General Macarthur (who retires after eight years' command and thanks the troops); a thirteen-gun salute is fired at Prince's Bridge Barracks. Signed by command of GEO. DEAN PITT, Acting D.A. General.
DIEU NI SOIT QUI MAI BETONMON PENS S EN DRO VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. No. …
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OfficialMajor-General Macarthur
OfficialMajor-General Pratt, C.B.
OfficialGEO. DEAN PITT
OfficialGeneral Officer
OfficialMajor-General
OfficialCapt., Acting D. A. General.
OfficialHer Majesty
OfficialHer Majesty the Queen
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceAustralian Colonies
PlaceMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 5, 9 January 1860.
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