appointment · 1866
McCulloch-ministry reshuffle during the 1866 Darling constitutional crisis: the Officer administering the Government accepts the resignations of Archibald Michie (Minister of Justice) and James Forrester Sullivan, M.P. (Minister of Mines), and appoints Henry Miller, M.L.C. as Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works and Commissioner of Railways, Samuel Henry Bindon as Minister of Justice, William Mountford Kinsey Vale as Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works and Commissioner of Public Works, and John Macgregor as Minister of Mines; Bindon, Vale and Macgregor sworn as members of the Executive Council, Melbourne, 18 July 1866.
[1497] DIEU SOIT QUI MALY PEN, IN OH TETMON DOOIT. SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, JULY 17, …
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OfficialArchibald Michie
OfficialJames Forrester Sullivan
OfficialHenry Miller
OfficialSamuel Henry Bindon
OfficialWilliam Mountford Kinsey Vale
OfficialJohn Macgregor
OfficialMinister of Justice
OfficialMinister of Mines
OfficialCommissioner of Railways
OfficialMinister of Justice
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 77, 18 July 1866.
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