appointment · 1862
Two notices: (1) the Honorable Henry Samuel Chapman, Barrister-at-Law, appointed a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria during the leave of absence of Sir Redmond Barry (Crown Law Offices, R. D. Ireland, Attorney-General); (2) a proclamation by Governor Sir Henry Barkly, countersigned by Chief Secretary John O'Shanassy, fixing Cranbourne as the nomination place for candidates for the electoral district of Mornington. Melbourne, 6 February 1862.
[241] SOIT QUI・MA NETMON EN DROIT. SUPPLEMENT DIEU TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1862. …
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OfficialBarrister-at-Law
OfficialR. D. Ireland
OfficialAttorney General
SignatorySIR HENRY BARKLY
SignatorySir Henry Barkly
SignatoryJohn O'Shanassy
SignatoryJohn Ferres
SignatoryGovernment Printer
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 16, 4 February 1862.
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People in this noticeHis Honor Sir Redmond Barry, Knt. · R. D. Ireland · SIR HENRY BARKLY · John O'Shanassy · John Ferres
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