other · 1837
The Governor expresses satisfaction with an address presented by a group, highlighting shared values of Civil and Religious Liberty and Education, and explains his motive for resigning his government.
At the same time, I beg to as- sure you, it will owe all its value in my esti- mation to the feelings by which it is …
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OfficialRuler
OfficialGovernor
RoleColonists
ParliamentHouse of Commons
OfficialHer Majesty's Ministers
ParliamentBritish Parliament
LocationColonial
LocationAustralia
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 309, 13 December 1837.
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