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Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois : SUMMARY RECORD [PRG 124/17] • Artwork

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Summary

Quorn. Address signed by the President and Secretary of the Quorn Branch of the Farmers Mutual Association. Reference is made to the attempt on the life of Queen Victoria and also the progress of the railways and recent failure of crops.

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Physical description

Manuscript
photocopied
Artworks (illuminated manuscripts)
23 illuminated addresses, 19 sheets ; 1.4 metres

Dates / Publication details

1877-1883, 1898

Creator

Jervois, W. F. D

Subject

Jervois, W. F. D., Sir, 1821-1897
Illuminated books and manuscripts -- South Australia.

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Historical information

Born Cowes, Hampshire 10.9.1821, joining the British army 1839, Jervois fought as Second Captain in South Africa. Married to Lucy 1850 they had 5 children. Secretary of Royal Commission 1858 regarding land fortifications against naval attacks, Governor of Straits Settlements 1875-1877; then of South Australia to 1883 where he established the Permanent Defence Force, obtained a powerful warship PROTECTOR and erected Adelaide's Fort Largs. Jervois utilized the Northern Territory, visited by SA Parliament delegation 1882. He advocated South Australia's responsible progress, introduced new industries, increased agriculture, primary schools and railway lines then became Governor of NZ until 1888. He died in Hampshire 17.8.1897.

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Date

06/11/2020

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