proclamation · 1837

Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Bourke

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WHEREAS, His late Majesty King William the Fourth was graciously pleased, …

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OfficialLieutenant-General Sir Richard Bourke

OfficialSir Richard Bourke

OfficialColonel KENNETH SNODGRASS

OfficialColonel Snodgrass

RoleCaptain-General and Governor- in-Chief

RoleSenior Military Officer in Command

OrgHis late Majesty King William the Fourth

OrgHis said Majesty

OrgHis late Majesty's said Letters Patent

OrgHis said Majesty's Forces

OrgHer Majesty's Forces

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 309, 13 December 1837.

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