notice · 1866
Sir John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton, K.C.B., the new Governor of Victoria, to be sworn in: the ceremony of reading his Commission and administering the Oaths will take place before the Government Offices, Melbourne, at noon on Wednesday 15 August 1866, with public business suspended thereafter. The Chief Justice, Executive Council, judges, MPs, consuls and civic heads are invited. Signed J. McCulloch, Chief Secretary. Manners-Sutton (later Viscount Canterbury) succeeded Sir Charles Darling, whose recall was at the centre of the 1866 constitutional crisis.
[1787] NI SOIT QUI・M H MM DIEU ET MON VICTORIA DROIT GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. No. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJ. McCulloch
OfficialThe Chief Justice
OfficialMembers of the Executive Council
Officialthe Judges
OfficialMembers of Parliament
OfficialForeign Consuls
OfficialCivil and Military Officers
OfficialPresidents of Shire Councils
SignatoryJohn Ferres
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 88, 13 August 1866.
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