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Events in June 1835 3
1763 – 1835William Cobbett (1763-1835)Died 18 June 1835, aged 72Cobbett was an English pamphleteer, journalist, and member of Parliament whose writings, including "Rural Rides," championed agrarian reform and influenced English radical political thought.
1771 – 1835Antoine-Jean Gros (1771-1835)Died 25 June 1835, aged 64Gros was a French Neoclassical painter celebrated for his large-scale battle paintings glorifying Napoleon, including "Napoleon at the Pest House of Jaffa." He drowned himself in the Seine after harsh criticism of his later work.
1835Founding of MelbourneJohn Batman's treaty opens settlement on the Yarra RiverJohn Batman negotiated an agreement with Wurundjeri elders for land on the Yarra River, and settlers soon established a town that became Melbourne. The settlement grew rapidly to become one of Australia's major cities.