proclamation · 1852
Charles Joseph La Trobe, Lieutenant Governor, prorogues the Legislative Council to June 22nd, 1852, and announces its assembly in Melbourne.
WHEREAS the Legislative Council of Victoria, has been and now stands pro- rogued to Tuesday, …
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OfficialCharles Joseph La Trobe
OfficialLieutenant Governor
PlaceVictoria
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceGreat Bourke-street
OfficialW. Lonsdale
EventHer Majesty's Reign
LocationVictoria
LocationMelbourne
LocationGovernment Offices, Melbourne
ProrogationTuesday, the Twenty-fifth day of May instant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 19, 12 May 1852.
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