notice · 1854
Two separate groups, Rowe's American Equestrian Troupe and Representatives of Foreign Countries, present congratulatory addresses to Lieutenant Governor Sir Charles Hotham upon his arrival in Victoria.
ROWE'S AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. To His Excellency SIR CHARLES HOTHAM, K.C.B., …
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OfficialSIR CHARLES HOTHAM
PersonMr. Joseph A. Rowe
PersonEliza Rowe
OfficialLieutenant Governor
PlaceColony of Victoria
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceEurope
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationEurope
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 59, 7 July 1854.
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Also on page 4The Welsh Colonists of Melbourne and its vicinity express their loyalt · Representatives of Foreign Countries express their cooperation and off
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