proclamation · 1866
Governor Sir Charles Henry Darling, by His Excellency's Command of Chief Secretary J. McCulloch, prorogues the Parliament of Victoria and fixes Wednesday 11 April 1866 at 4 p.m. in the Parliament Houses, Spring Street, Melbourne, for the commencement of the Second Session of the Fifth Parliament. Issued as an Extraordinary Gazette (No. 40, 10 April 1866) amid the McCulloch ministry's deadlock with the Legislative Council and the brewing Darling-recall constitutional crisis.
[765] NI SOIT QU C DIEU OH PEN JET MONDROIT VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 40.] EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. …
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OfficialSIR CHARLES HENRY DARLING
PlaceVictoria
LocationVictoria
LocationColony of Victoria
Publication DateTUESDAY, APRIL 10.
Publication Year1866
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 40, 10 April 1866.
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