proclamation · 1854

A proclamation by Lieutenant Governor Sir Charles Hotham declaring Friday, August 4th, 1854, as a day of solemn fast, humiliation, and prayer.

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VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. Published by Authority. No. 66.] TUESDAY, JULY 25. No. …

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OfficialSir CHARLES HOTHAM

OfficialKnight Commander of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath

OfficialLieutenant Governor

LocationVictoria

Publication DateJULY 25

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 66, 1854.

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