proclamation · 1870

Governor Viscount Canterbury's proclamation (Melbourne, 25 Jan 1870) further proroguing the Parliament of Victoria from 28 January to 15 February 1870, and fixing 15 February at 2pm in the Parliament Houses, Spring Street, Melbourne, for the commencement of the third session of the sixth Parliament. Countersigned by Chief Secretary John A. Macpherson.

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[127] NI SOIT QUI HO •PENS ANDUET MON VICTORIA DROIT GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Published by Authority. No. …

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OfficialJohn Henry Thomas Viscount Canterbury

OfficialViscount Canterbury

OfficialBaron Bottesford

OfficialGovernor and Commander-in-Chief

OfficialKnight Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath

OrgMost Honorable Order of the Bath

EventTHIRD SESSION OF THE SIXTH PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA

EventSIXTH PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA

LocationVictoria

LocationCity of Canterbury

LocationCounty of Kent

LocationBottesford

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 6, 25 January 1870.

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