notice · 1856
Francis Murphy, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, notifies that a petition was received praying for the election of Ebenezer Syme for the Loddon electoral district to be declared void.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. ELECTION PETITION. I, FRANCIS MURPHY, Esquire, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria, …
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SpeakerFrancis Murphy
Legislative BodyLegislative Assembly of Victoria
PetitionerThomas Comer
Member Of Legislative AssemblyEbenezer Syme
Legislative BodyLegislative Assembly
LocationVictoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 166, 1856.
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