other · 1877
Straddling chunk: contains the CLOSING prayer and signature (JAMES SHACKELL) of the Rodney petition against the Hon. Duncan Gillies, immediately followed by the HEADING and opening of a SEPARATE petition - the South Bourke Election petition of John Branscombe Crews, of Prahran, against James Fergusson. Two distinct notices meet in this chunk.
That the said the Honorable Duncan Gillies by the means aforesaid obtained an apparent and colorable majority over your …
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PetitionerJohn Branscombe Crews
GovernorSir George Ferguson Bowen
OfficialGovernor and Commander-in-Chief
LocationPrahran
LocationVictoria
LocationMelbourne
LocationSouth Bourke
LocationColony of Victoria
Petition Datetwentieth day of June 1877
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 63, 15 June 1877.
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This person elsewhereJohn Branscombe Crews 12 share this name
People in this noticeSir George Ferguson Bowen
Elsewhere in this issueA petition regarding the Rodney Election was presented to the Speaker · This notice details the nomination and election results for the Electo · James Fergusson, Esquire · James Fergusson, Esquire · All 6 notices in this issue
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