Sir William Dixson papers regarding matters in the state of Victoria, including petitions of settlers in Port Phillip, especially regarding the separation of Port Phillip from the Colony of New South Wales, 1837-ca. 1849

DLSPENCER 204

fonds

1837-ca. 1849

949660

1 folder of textual material - manuscript, printed

Draft reply by Sir Richard Bourke to petition of congratulations of the settler's in the Western District of Port Phillip, ca. 1837

Petition by the settlers in the Western District of Port Phillip to Governor Sir Richard Bourke, dated, 13 March 1837, congratulating him on his arrival

Petition by the settlers of Port Phillip to Governor Sir C. A. Fitzroy, no date, but later than 1839, about land taken up for the Wesleyan Mission and now abandoned

Petition by the inhabitants of Geelong to Queen Victoria about the separation of Port Phillip, 184-

Letter dated Melbourne, 3 March 1846, by C. J. La Trobe to F. L. S. Merewether about the separation of Port Phillip

Letter dated 14 April 1846, from Judge R. Terry to F. L. S. Merewether about the separation of Port Phillip

Petition by the N.S.W. Legislative Council Members for Port Phillip to Queen Victoria about the separation of Port Phillip, ca. 1849

Petition by the colonists of Port Phillip to Queen Victoria about the separation of Port Phillip, ca. 1849

The same. Printed

Petition by the inhabitants of Port Phillip to Queen Victoria about the separation of Port Phillip, ca. 1849

Information transferred from Dixson Manuscript Card Catalogue as part of the eRecords Project, 2011-2012.