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Melbourne Courier

Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Date

Mar 11, 1846

Page

4

Port Phillip Seperation Inquiry A Melbourne Debate

Palmer argues Port Phillip benefits little from NSW ties and urges self government. He cites land sales, immigration, revenue, and public works mismanagement under Gipps, urging a resident government and limited Crown influence, with constitutional reform and a local legislature to oversee land, squatting, and roads. He warns of absentee rule hurting settlement and warns reforms must balance crown and settler interests.

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Advance on the Newspaper Press and Religious Conference Plan

The Times offers a reward for authors of anonymous letters aiding police in uncovering offenders. A conference of Evangelical ministers, titled Conference of Evangelical Christians, is planned in London for three days starting October, with about 20 ministers expected. Also noted, Her Majesty grants a 200 pound Civil List pension to James David Forbes, Professor of Natural Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh.

Times of Wedoonday Chatenbronda Conference of Evangelical Ministers Londons Ingrace Great Britain Ireland Anie James David Forbes University of Edinburgh Morning Herald

Fragmentary OCR Note on Postage and Filing Rules

A garbled OCR fragment mentions post paid letters and others related to notices. It references reasons for resignations and political party terms but remains unclear and incomplete. The readable bits note postage payment and a requirement for letters to be post paid to be valid.

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