proclamation · 1867
Proclamation by Governor Sir John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton (countersigned by Chief Secretary J. McCulloch) fixing Monday 25 November 1867, 10am, at the Parliament Houses, Spring street, Melbourne, as the commencement of the Fifth Session of the Fifth Parliament of Victoria; the Parliament then stood prorogued to 26 November. Victoria Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 126, 21 November 1867.
[2247] NI SOIT QUI PENSE NN DIEU ET MON VICTORIA DROITIN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. No. …
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OfficialGovernor and Commander-in-Chief
PlaceVictoria
LocationVICTORIA
LocationVICTORIA
LocationColony of Victoria
Publication DateTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. [1867.
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 126, 21 November 1867.
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