notice · 1853
William Bust Burnley has been duly elected as a Member for the Electoral District of North Bourke, replacing John Thomas Smith.
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor directs it to be notified that a Return to the Writ issued by the Honorable the …
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OfficialW. Lonsdale
PlaceVictoria
Eventelection
PlaceNorth Bourke
OfficialJOHN THOMAS SMITH, Esquire
OfficialWILLIAM BUST BURNLEY, Esquire
LocationColonial Secretary's Office
LocationMelbourne
LocationNorth Bourke
Notice Date4th July, 1853
Writ Issue Date3rd day of June last
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 38, 6 July 1853.
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People in this noticeJOHN THOMAS SMITH, Esquire · WILLIAM BUST BURNLEY, Esquire
Also on page 12Regulation amendment regarding the removal and addition of Local Patro · Arrangements for the despatch and arrival of escorts to and from Melbo · This notice announces the return of writs certifying the election of s · William Donald and Donald McLeod were appointed as Magistrates for the
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