appointment · 1840
Order in Council (Buckingham Palace, 5 March 1840), republished from the London Gazette by direction of Governor Gipps, declaring Port Melbourne, in the District of Port Phillip, New South Wales, a Free Port and Free Warehousing Port from 1 July 1840. Signed C. C. Greville.
Sydney, 15th August, 1840. HIS Excellency the GOVERNOR is pleased to direct that the following ORDER IN COUN- CIL …
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LocationMelbourne
LocationLondon
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialKing William the Fourth
LocationSydney
LocationBritish Possessions abroad
LocationUnited Kingdom
LocationBritish possessions in America
Notice Date15th August, 1840
Order Date5th day of March, 1840
Reign Yearfourth
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 50, 19 August 1840.
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