proclamation · 1837
Gazette Extraordinary, 25 Oct 1837: His Excellency the Governor publishes Lord Glenelg's despatch of 21 June 1837 announcing the death of King William IV at Windsor Castle and the proclamation of Queen Victoria. Signed E. Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary.
IT is with extreme sorrow that His Excellency the Governor directs to be published, for general information, …
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Recorded in this notice
DeceasedKING WILLIAM THE FOURTH
OfficialQUEEN VICTORIA
OfficialGlenelg
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialHis Excellency the Governor
OfficialColonial Secretary
PlaceSydney
PlaceDowning-street
PlaceWindsor
Officialproclaim Queen Victoria
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 300, 25 October 1837.
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