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| In response to this, in 1896 the | Colonial Government purchased the scheme, including th |
| The | Colonial Government also expended a great deal of effo |
| In 1861, the French | colonial government established a prison on the island |
| The | Colonial Government of Tasmania established a formal r |
| nto the Walking Purchased was passed from the | colonial government in Philadelphia to the British gov |
| when the military lands were returned to the | colonial government for redevelopment for leisure serv |
| with his elevation through the ranks when the | colonial government started identifying some African o |
| "...unless | Colonial Government is changed and a new Government of |
| The Portuguese | colonial government in Goa supported the mission with |
| s were united it their protest of the British | colonial government but, as one part supported economi |
| The dam was constructed by the | colonial government in 1957 for irrigation, domestic w |
| i was granted authorization by the Portuguese | colonial government to begin construction on a transit |
| causing damage to the cathedral, the cabildo ( | colonial government house) and precarious homes in San |
| some of this land was offered for sale by the | colonial government of the time. |
| ng rejected an Indian version of the DSIR the | colonial Government decided in 1934 to make a small co |
| hat the Patriotes saw as the injustice of the | colonial government that imposed its will by force and |
| wo-gun paddle gunboat used by the New Zealand | colonial government during the New Zealand land wars. |
| hilip's charges against the colonists and the | colonial government found powerful support. |
| successfully led his council to petition the | colonial government for land for a town hall, a munici |
| However the Portuguese | colonial government was rather hostile and tried to st |
| in British Columbia were extinguished by the | colonial government before it became part of Canada in |
| In 1909, the | colonial government awarded him the "Rao Sahib" title. |
| The Japanese | colonial government eliminate opium use in Taiwan. |
| heir family name to Arellano when the Spanish | colonial government decreed in 1849 that the natives c |
| inued allegiance to their former country; the | colonial government was instructed to correct these pr |
| glish he obtained employment in the Hong Kong | colonial government between 1851-57 and 1857-61, he se |
| When the | colonial government decided to build a street that run |
| While the tactics of repression used by the | Colonial Government were often very heavy handed, loca |
| cs was the Bracegirdle incident, in which the | Colonial Government sought to deport an Australian lab |
| rick fame, obtained a pardon from the English | colonial government and in 1560 obtained the lease of |
| The British | colonial government blamed this on the activities of t |
| written records include requisition books for | colonial government orders, circa 1921 to 1968, plate |
| in the West Indies and also administered the | colonial government of Jamaica. |
| years old and was established by the British | colonial government in 1932. |
| The French | colonial government had co-existed uneasily with the J |
| h one of a number of conspiracies against the | colonial government in the early 19th century. |
| n London had submitted recommendations to the | colonial government including the change in age of con |
| lousas and Rapides established by the Spanish | colonial government later become the Parishes of St. L |
| The role of the | colonial government had a significant impact on the pe |
| m Cossar was a small 20 ton wooden Australian | Colonial Government schooner that was wrecked in 1825. |
| He was appointed to the city council by the | colonial government in 1840. |
| Acker served the Dutch | colonial government as collector of Philipsburg Manor |
| ldings were destroyed, including the cabildo ( | colonial government house). |
| nd poverty then was the result of the British | Colonial government ‘draining' resources out of this c |
| This was a rebellion against the British | colonial government in 1837 and 1838. |
| By 1721 the | colonial government granted the English residents' pet |
| the Welsh Office had become a symbol of quasi | colonial government in Wales. |
| a missionary in 1857, he was employed by the | colonial government as civil commandant of Accra distr |
| s mission was dismantled at the behest of the | colonial government in 1846. |
| In 1786, the Spanish | colonial government manufacture and sale of basi, effe |
| rge tracts of land in the Mekong Delta by the | colonial government to speculators at cheap prices res |
| The | colonial government threw many obstacles in their way. |
| ma went on a hunger strike, which the British | colonial government ignored. |
| ivate residence until it was purchased by the | Colonial Government and transformed into a psychiatric |
| the land in this area was sold by the British | colonial government to Jardines in the early 19th cent |
| od of Japanese rule (1895-1945), the Japanese | colonial government built large-scale prisons in Taipe |
| elated to shipping, and was taken over by the | colonial Government of Hong Kong. |
| ese plans met with resistance from the French | colonial government and there is no evidence such an e |
| The ship was sold to the NSW | Colonial Government for ₤1000 and converted to a priso |
| Province it was built in 1876 by the British | colonial government under instructions of Inspector Ge |
| In 1822 land of the area was granted by the | colonial government to James Phillips Webber. |
| n Japanese authoriries, and subsequently, the | colonial government paid more attention to popular rel |
| of the Kingdom of Kandy, against the British | colonial government under Governor Robert Brownrigg, w |
| ence in some form since 1626, under the Dutch | colonial government of New York. |
| H) was hanged on 20 March 1943 by the British | colonial government after armed uprising of Hurs. |
| ers were compensated by the Hong Kong British | colonial government with apartments and shop units alo |
| The party explicitly targeted the British | Colonial government in Hong Kong. |
| The British | colonial government appointed the remaining 13 seats, |
| At the same time, the Indian | colonial government had different ideas. |
| In 1924, the Gold Coast | colonial government approved the funding for the propo |
| The first permanent seat of the | colonial government of North Carolina was located in N |
| an equal partnership between De Beers and the | colonial government of Tanganyika on August 13, 1958. |
| o Africa, he was repeatedly imprisoned by the | colonial government and died in prison in 1942. |
| lt during a protest march against the British | colonial government on January 11, 1932. |
| The Miner's Licence was the | colonial government's response to the Australian gold |
| ected by Ide Kaoru, the chief of the Japanese | colonial government's civil engineering section, and w |
| The | colonial government's measures to control the disease |
| e family names were introduced by the British | colonial government, the middle name is always the fat |
| This treaty was important for the | colonial government, because the land being purchased |
| Under the constant control of the | colonial government, aside from a few small incidents |
| shed gathering evidence on all aspects of the | colonial government, including finances, the church, t |
| in the Department of Justice of the American | colonial government, Pedro lost the election for gover |
| reason, rebellion and sedition by the Spanish | colonial government, the Catholic Church claimed that |
| represent the municipality in the Queensland | Colonial Government, with a majority of 21 votes. |
| There were some difficulties with the | colonial government, as a result of cultural differenc |
| He wrote, at the order of the | Colonial government, which paid him 50 pounds for it, |
| 1761 treaties between the aboriginals and the | colonial government, and that any licensing system or |
| o Australia to investigate all aspects of the | colonial government, then under the governorship of La |
| Timor cooperated closely with the Portuguese | colonial government, but was less strongly linked with |
| To the | colonial government, however, the city council was an |
| rdon acquired a reputation as a critic of the | colonial government, in particular, of Governor Edward |
| hn Bigge's first report on all aspects of the | colonial government, then under the governorship of La |
| their hostility to the British Crown and the | colonial government, but the Black Boys did not target |
| The | colonial government, established in 1682 by Penn's Fra |
| olved in a planned revolt against the Spanish | colonial government, and the plotters were betrayed. |
| es or moved outside the sphere of the Spanish | colonial government. |
| ers of World War I, who were neglected by the | colonial government. |
| ers pertaining to issues between them and the | colonial government. |
| reforms and inform Spain of the abuses of its | colonial government. |
| ans, they had no recourse to the Pennsylvania | colonial government. |
| ter of the time as well as an official in the | colonial government. |
| t brought labourers from India to Fiji by the | colonial government. |
| empire in the 1870s and the reactions of the | colonial government. |
| ng of 18 February 1957 he was executed by the | colonial government. |
| errogated by the harbor master of the British | colonial government. |
| erged as the political center of the Japanese | Colonial Government. |
| time his views came to be more opposed to the | colonial government. |
| mbling licences and other privileges from the | colonial government. |
| and unassuming tone, and was tolerated by the | colonial government. |
| d the Grand Cross of the Star of India by the | colonial government. |
| and it further promoted the dependence on the | Colonial government. |
| iana state law, are historically based in the | colonial governments of France and Spain during the ea |
| However, since British | colonial governments preferred to deal with a single l |
| Although | colonial governments early prohibited selling alcohol |
| an nations agreed to negotiate peace with the | colonial governments of Pennsylvania and New Jersey an |
| itation of the South Australian and Victorian | colonial governments, the Chaffeys undertook several i |
| escorting convoys during war time, supporting | colonial governments, and generally intimidating minor |
| lic works and had held other positions in the | colonial governments. |
| 14 October 1964) was the British wife of the | Colonial Governor of New South Wales, Sir Walter Edwar |
| The town was first granted in 1736 by | colonial governor Jonathan Belcher of Massachusetts, w |
| His great-grandfather was James Moore, | colonial governor of South Carolina. |
| Colonial Governor of Newfoundland - Alexander Bannerma | |
| The county was named for William Tryon, | colonial governor of New York. |
| tablished as a township by Lachlan Macquarie, | colonial governor of New South Wales 1810-21, and acco |
| Walter Clarke (1640-1714) was an early | colonial Governor of Rhode Island and the first native |
| Chartered in 1763 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, the land was cons |
| Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth granted Plymouth t | |
| July - Josiah Martin, | colonial governor (born 1737) |
| ich, Kent, 3 February 1795) naval officer and | colonial governor of Newfoundland. |
| Thomas Miller was | colonial governor of North Carolina during the 1670s. |
| Jonathon Trumbull was the only British | colonial governor to side with the rebel forces during |
| (1639-1682) was the first and fourth British | colonial governor of New Jersey, from 1665 to 1672 and |
| stantia) was established in 1684 by the Dutch | Colonial Governor of Cape Town, Simon van der Stel. |
| ppear to have distinguished himself more as a | colonial governor than as a soldier, and fell into the |
| ard Gordon Turnbull (1909-1998) was a British | colonial governor and the last governor of the British |
| Eaton was incorporated in 1760 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, and named for Gov |
| chuyler, was the sister of Pieter Schuyler, a | colonial governor of New York and mayor of Albany. |
| ied May 23, 1766) was an 18th century British | colonial Governor of Nova Scotia. |
| ated a plantation following his first term as | colonial governor of the then Province of North Caroli |
| , 1774 as Hutchinson after Thomas Hutchinson, | colonial governor of Massachusetts. |
| te area, however, it was regranted in 1770 by | Colonial Governor John Wentworth, who renamed it Coleb |
| July 27 - Robert Dinwiddie, British | colonial Governor of Virginia (born 1693) |
| In 1965, to Mary Bridget Thomas, daughter of | colonial Governor Sir Shenton Thomas, with no issue. |
| It was incorporated in 1763 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, and in 1773, beca |
| Richard Graves MacDonnell, lawyer, judge and | colonial governor (d.1881). |
| e patentees of Hempstead under grant by Dutch | Colonial Governor Willem Kieft. |
| He subsequently became acting | colonial governor of New York starting in 1736 when Wi |
| Roger Wolcott (1679-1767), weaver, | colonial governor of Connecticut (1751-54), father of |
| First granted by | colonial governor Jonathan Belcher in 1735 as Number 9 |
| The house had been built by | colonial governor William Shirley. |
| ghway) was a project initiated in 1860 by the | colonial Governor of British Columbia, James Douglas. |
| William Berkeley (governor) (1605-1677), | colonial governor of Virginia |
| This article is about the | colonial governor of Massachusetts. |
| as a British General who served as the second | colonial governor of East Florida from 1775 to 1783. |
| escended from Edward Lloyd, who had served as | Colonial Governor in 1709, and from Edward Lloyd V, th |
| March - George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie, | colonial Governor (born 1770) |
| hief justice, lieutenant governor, and acting | colonial governor of the Province of New York. |
| French | colonial governor General Gallieni and Rainilaiarivony |
| By 1608, the | colonial governor of Nueva Galicia had begun to tax hi |
| The town was granted in 1764 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth as Poplin, after a |
| d through correspondence with French Guinea's | colonial governor to set up experiments at the botanic |
| 9, but township was not granted until 1742 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, following separat |
| 2 September - Thomas Modyford, | colonial governor (born c.1620) |
| Colonel John Montgomerie (died 1731) was | colonial governor of New York and New Jersey from 1728 |
| Gerardus Willemse Beekman (1653-1723) was a | colonial governor of the Province of New York. |
| l Matthews (died January 1659) was an English | Colonial Governor of Virginia. |
| The | colonial governor appoints two councillors, one of who |
| Granted in 1765 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, New Hampton was o |
| y War, Milledge was part of a group that took | colonial governor Sir James Wright as a prisoner in 17 |
| and renamed "Gunthwaite" after a relation of | Colonial Governor John Wentworth. |
| first Labour politician to be appointed as a | colonial governor by a Labour government, his appointm |
| 797) took over from James Robertson as acting | colonial governor of the Province of New York in 1783. |
| Prompted by the Virginia Company, | colonial governor Sir George Yeardley helped facilitat |
| His father, Jonathan Belcher was a | colonial governor of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and |
| First granted in 1763 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth as "Concord", in 1 |
| ughter Penelope married Gabriel Johnston, the | colonial governor of North Carolina from 1734 to 1752. |
| 1602-1671) was the second | colonial governor of the Upper Plantation of New Hamps |
| His son Leonard Calvert was the first | colonial governor of Maryland. |
| and 16 others, which was confirmed by English | Colonial Governor Richard Nicolls in 1666. |
| Callum (October 28, 1852 - November 24, 1919) | colonial governor born Yeovil, Somersetshire, England |
| Henry Sloughter (died 1691) was briefly | colonial governor of New York in 1691 and he put down |
| 28 January - Joseph Wall, army officer, | colonial governor and murderer (b.1737) |
| They prevailed upon the British | Colonial Governor Sir Reginald Stubbs to deport him. |
| For the former | colonial Governor of British Guinea, see Alfred Savage |
| He is the only surviving former British | colonial governor of The Bahamas. |
| Jeffrey Tambor - | Colonial Governor |
| Granted in 1766 by | Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, this town was nam |
| Jinnah and his wife led against the arrogant | colonial governor of Bombay, Lord Willingdon. |
| n West (December 14, 1590 - ca. 1659) was the | colonial Governor of Virginia from 1635 to 1637, the t |
| as a senior British Army military officer and | colonial governor during the late eighteenth and early |
| orporated in 1768, Temple takes its name from | colonial governor John Wentworth's lieutenant governor |
| ism, impressed and disturbed Begbie who, like | colonial governor Douglas was determined to prevent co |
| gust 9, 1737 - April 8, 1820) was the British | colonial governor of New Hampshire at the time of the |
| 64) a biography of his grandfather, the Irish | colonial governor John Pope Hennessy and Sins of the F |
| oted to his daughter, risking his position as | colonial governor in order to help her escape from cap |
| Fearing an uprising the inexperienced British | colonial Governor of Ceylon Sir Robert Chalmers declar |
| ling, GCH (1772 - 2 April 1858) was a British | colonial Governor and Governor of New South Wales from |
| The | colonial Governor's Palace in Williamsburg, Virginia |
| yor of Freetown and later became a member the | colonial governor's Legislative Council. |
| gustine, which was established in 1738 by the | Colonial Governor, Manuel de Montiano. |
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