proclamation · 1855
A proclamation by Lieutenant Governor Chas Hotham regarding the commencement of Courts of General Sessions and Circuit Courts in Victoria, specifying alternative dates if scheduled days fall on a Sunday or Good Friday, and allowing for delayed openings if the presiding judge is late.
And I do hereby further declare and appoint thatif any of the aforesaid daysshall shall happen to fall on a Sunday or …
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OfficialChas Hotham
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
OfficialChairman
HolidayGood Friday
ReignHer Majesty's Reign
LocationMelbourne
LocationColony
Proclamation Datetwenty- eighth day of December, in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
Reign Yeareighteenth year of Her Majesty's Reign
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1855.
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