proclamation · 1837
Proclamation of the accession of Queen VICTORIA in New South Wales (27 October 1837), following the death of King William IV. The colony's formal recognition of the new sovereign whose name the future colony of Victoria would bear.
SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1837. …
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DeceasedKING WILLIAM THE FOURTH
MonarchALEXANDRIN VICTORIA
DeceasedKING WILLIAM THE FOURTH
MonarchAlexandrina Victoria
MonarchVictoria
PlaceGREAT BRITAIN
PlaceIRELAND
MonarchVictoria
OfficialJames Dowling
OfficialW. G. Australia
OfficialW. W. Burton
OfficialJohn Kinchela
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 300-a, 25 October 1837.
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