Papers of Sir John Cockburn [PRG 1731] • Mixed material
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
'Roll of the National Australasian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March, 1891.'
John Cockburn's personal copy of the 'Roll of the National Australasian Convention to Consider and Report upon an Adequate Scheme for a Federal Constitution.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Roll of Members of the Australasian Federal Convention, Adelaide, March 22nd, 1897.
Papers relating to Sir John Cockburn, former Premier of South Australia, comprising monographs "The records of the Cockburn family" by Sir Robert Cockburn c.1913 and "The house of Cockburn of that ilk and cadets therof" by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood c.1888 and John Cockburn's "Roll of the National Australian Convention which met in Sydney, 2nd March 1891" with a full page newspaper clipping of the event, and similarly for the 2nd Convention in 1897. Also includes a letter from young 'J.A. Cockburn' to his mother, family trees, a copy of 'Gray's Elegy' and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings related to John Cockburn. Other items include commissions, appointments, a birth certificate and extracts of an entry in a register of marriages, a testimonial, a certificate from the South Australian Medical Board, a personal invitation to the opening of the establishment of Parliament in Canberra and documentation pertaining to his knighthood and a photograph taken of him in later life in London.
Letter of Credit.
Letter written on British Linen Company's Bank letterhead to the Manager of the English, Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank informing him that a credit had been opened in favour of Dr. John A. Cockburn.
Certificate of eligibility to practice medicine.
South Australian Medical Board certificate determining that John Cockburn is a 'duly qualified Medical Practitioner'.
Appointment.
Appointment of John Alexander Cockburn as a captain in the South Australian National Rifle Association of the Province of South Australia.
Appointment.
Appointment of John Cockburn to be Minister of Education for the Province of South Australia.
Appointment.
Nomination and Appointment of John Cockburn to be a Member of the Council of the School of Mines and Industry.
Nomination and Appointment.
Nomination and appointment of John Cockburn as one of the representatives of the Colony at the Melbourne Conference on Federation, held in February 1890.
Appointment and Oath of Allegiance.
Appointment of John Cockburn as one of the Representatives of the Colony of South Australia in the Federal Council of Australasia 'to have, hold, excercise and enjoy the said office with all rights, privileges abd advantages thereunto belonging, according to the provisions of "The Federal Council Adopting Act 1888."
Nomination and Appointment.
Appointment of John Cockburn to represent South Australia at a Conference of Representatives from the several Australian Colonies, in Hobart.