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Australia to form General Assembly and colonial powers
Long Act describes creation of a General Assembly of Australia with members elected by colonial Legislative Councils, assembly powers over taxation, lawmaking, and governance across represented colonies. It details appointment, dissolution rules, jurisdiction with limits, and the path to proclamation and amendment, including accommodations for detached territories and governor interpretations. It also notes Ramble horse notices and related advertisements.
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van Diemen's Land
George
Inna Goan
Ewrth Wales
United Kingdom
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Grand Council of
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Counsil
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Great Britain
Supreme Court
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Supreme Court of
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Courts of Law and Equity
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Legislative Council
Privy Council
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Legislative Counell
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South Austraia
Western Australia
Saiestonies
General Assembly
Her Majesty
Australia
Lexislaire Conneils
House of Delegates
Audi ‘Assembly
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General Assembly of
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General Supreme Court
Anch Coloniee
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General Assembly of Australia
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Violatia
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New South
Great Britain and Ireland
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New Bonth Wales
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New Baath
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South Australis