notice · 1854
A notice from Governor Hotham calling for loyal subjects and strangers to maintain social order and the supremacy of the law during recent events at the Ballarat Mines.
NOTICE. ECENT RECENT events at the Mines at Ballaarat render it necessary for all true subjects of the Queen, …
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Rolesubjects
Rolestrangers
Roledisaffected
Rolecolonists
Officialcivic authorities
Officialmagistrates
OfficialCHAS. HOTHAM
OfficialJohn Ferres
LocationBallaarat
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 111, 4 December 1854.
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