notice · 1853
This notice publishes an Order from Her Majesty in Council, dated June 13, 1853, establishing new Rules and Regulations for Appeals to the Queen in Council from the Colonies and East India Company territories, aiming for greater economy, despatch, and efficiency.
APPEALS TO THE QUEEN IN COUNCIL. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to direct the publication, …
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OfficialJohn Foster
PersonHer Majesty
RoleLord President
PersonEarl of Aberdeen
RoleLord Steward
PersonEarl of Clarendon
PersonDuke of Newcastle
PersonViscount Palmerston
PersonDuke of Wellington
PersonMr. Herbert
RoleLord Chamberlain
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 65, 23 November 1853.
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