proclamation · 1857
A proclamation by Governor Sir Henry Barkly altering the boundaries of the General Sessions Districts of Belfast, Portland, and Warrnambool, and defining the county of Hampden and Heytesbury.
1434 which the boundaries are hereby defined as follows, …
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PersonWilliam Rutledge
PersonMurray
GovernorHenry Barkly
Attorney GeneralArchibald Michie
GovernorSIR HENRY BARKLY
LocationReedy Swamp
LocationBelfast
LocationTower Hill Lake
LocationWooisthorpe
LocationHexham
LocationRiver Hopkins
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 90, 1857.
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Near this placeWilliam Rutledge's special survey · Reedy Swamp · Belfast · Tower Hill Lake · Wooisthorpe