proclamation · 1854
A proclamation granting Russian vessels thirty days to depart the Colony of Victoria.
INDULGENCE OF THIRTY DAYS FOR RUSSIAN VESSELS TO DEPART. …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 53, 20 June 1854.
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Also on page 203This is a government proclamation from the Victoria Government Gazette · A proclamation by the Lieutenant Governor of Victoria, Charles Hotham, · This notice references a previous entry in page 1588, dated July 21st,
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