proclamation · 1854
A proclamation granting Russian merchant vessels in Victoria thirty days from July 17, 1854, to load cargo and depart, as per an Order in Council.
WHEREAS by an Order of Her Majesty in Council of the seventh day of April last it was ordered,- "That Russian merchant …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
OfficialCharles Hotham
OfficialJohn Foster
OfficialLieutenant Governor of Victoria
OfficialCollector of Customs
OfficialChief Port and Harbor Master
OfficialHer Majesty
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 53, 20 June 1854.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
People in this noticeCharles Hotham · John Foster
Also on page 189A proclamation granting a thirty-day indulgence for Russian vessels to · A proclamation granting a thirty-day indulgence for Russian vessels to · A proclamation granting a thirty-day indulgence for Russian vessels to
Elsewhere in this issueVictoria appoints commissioners to select and transmit items represent · A proclamation appointing commissioners, including Andrew Clarke and J · Public notice regarding the appointment of commissioners for the Paris · An order from Her Majesty's Council alters a previous order regarding · All 1744 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyVictoria Government Gazette 22 June 1854 · 2 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 22 June 1854 · 2 notices
Similar noticesThe Lieutenant Governor of Victoria directs that Russian merchant vess 1854 · A proclamation by the Lieutenant Governor of Victoria directing that R 1854 · A proclamation by the Lieutenant Governor of Victoria directing that R 1854 · An order in council dated April 7, 1854, mandates that Russian merchan 1854
Near this placeIndian territories · foreign or colonial possessions · Victoria · Colony of Victoria and its Dependencies · Melbourne