proclamation · 1851
This proclamation declares the separation of the Port Phillip District into the Colony of Victoria, effective upon the issuing of writs for the first election of its Legislative Council.
WHEREAS by an Act of the Imperial Par- liament of Great Britain and Ireland, …
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OfficialSir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy
PlacePort Phillip
PlaceNew South Wales
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceCape Howe
PlaceRiver Murray
PlaceSouth Australia
LocationPort Phillip
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 1, 9 July 1851.
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