Notable Victorian Assembly Debates and Theatre Notes
The Legislative Assembly debates the Abolition of State Aid to Religion and ministerial shifts while the Board of Land and Works weighs squatter claims on inland lands. Cultural items include a Sydney Melbourne theatre program with Byron's new burlesque and the Hunchback of Notre Dame adaptation, plus a police court sentence for trousers theft.
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Mir ‘Frasée
Creswick
Board of Land and Works
Memra M
M’hisdin’s and Co
Atth
Hye
Crenwick
Legislative Assembly
Macadam
Virebecce
Legislative Niga
Castlemaina
The
Morticultural Society of Victoria
Swanston
Cnnsi
Arthur Tynch
Pretven
William Smith
Ypological
Austety
Joseph Morstron
Queen Street
Melbourne
Victoria
Languh
Murray
Wah
Gunyshia
Boloinon
Mpac
O'Shanemy
Pepigut
Hom
Kilmore
Ramor Tela
Apakan
Heales
O'Bhanissy
Nicholson
Hore
Snodgrass
Legislative Council
Patwonse
Tanaran
Cupid
Zephyr
Byron
OindersUs
Pia
Julia Matthews Prines
Sorea
Ernani
John Dunn
Maron Balderdash
Stewart Ms Dandini
Fawcett
Cinderella
Georgy Frweatt
Thi Es
Weather Dull Attendence Marks Riverbank Meet
The report notes low attendance and sluggish enthusiasm at a riverbank gathering. Despite a few sparked moments, crowds drifted, with some racing along the banks mimicking Henley. The day featured multiple heats and prizes in events won by Nichols, M’Cutcheon, and Bishop among others.
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Henley
Lee
Toni Mir P
Wetmma
Prine
Finge Tial
Geelong
Tam Warsi
Firet Prise
Graham
M'Kinnon
Maxwell
Fil
Fixwell
Hill
Tas Warxaumr
Hopkins
Nichola
Chen
J. Ithe
A. Bishop
Farewell
Santa
Don
Bishop
Ayaun Onallason
Ariel Glubi Smith
Pitts
Leving
Amalie
Browning
Comewain
United Club
Hoilieh
Ruerasa
M'Cutcheon
Wilkinton
Nichols
Doxewain
Ariel Club
Tan Warennsy
Gee- Engero Grahac
Mikinnon
Great Kell
Cox
Yarraeton
Wari Nihal
Gardner
Soi
M‘cutcheon
Hopking
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Weekly births and deaths register notice in historic archive
A terse weekly note lists births and deaths recorded in the historical ledger. The entry notes the flow of new life and recent passings, reflecting the community’s demographic record for the period.
Government Gazsttr Contract List Opened for Public Works
A government gazette lists numerous contracts accepted for 1810s-40s public works across Readbank Readbank scale, Gipps Land, Sydney road, Geelong to Colac, and Melbourne regions. Projects include road repairs, sheds, fencing, culverts, bridges, and lifeboat sheds with varied sums from £30 to £3500 plus. Named contractors include W and J White, James Duncan, T Walker and Co, Patrick Hayes, James King, William Bayne and Co, Daniel Heurigan, Craneton and Bons, and others.
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Gazsttr
Fonty Prima
Gueenoch
G White
Sandridge Road
Brighton Road
Ennisioge
Kyne Ton
Tinnaread Co
Conteal Rand
Tiana
Monkey Croek
Woodaide
Cobain
Gipps Land
William Futon and Co
Melbourne
Bunyip River
Mgregor and Co
Sydney
Cranaton
Bons
Sydney Road
Alexander Amor
Arcretnd Pleas
Creek Road
William Collier
Geelong
Colac
Dunn's Creek Ford
George Baithers
Bradshaw's Creek
Phillip Flanagan
Heathcote
Moranding
Wilhulm Kennedy
Broadford
Patrick Hanns
Benalla
Patrick Hanna
Lower Western
Threeleigh
Hugh Hunt
South‘western
Lord Pond
Woolsthorpe
John Maskie
Upper House Bill Thrown Out Sends Parliament to Standstill
Sydney reports the upper house bill was rejected by the Legislative Council causing a heavy pause in business over three days and widespread suspension of activities. Adelaide notes Parliament opened with address signaling anticipated intercolonial developments and tentative steps toward immigration and land settlement policies, amid uncertain local court jurisdiction changes.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Ithan
Adelaide
Innde
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Melbouene Regatta
Meme
Apiatrar
Domondars
Brighton
Breane Alles
Bollingen
Jeuaph Patera
Kew
Emrance Plemmar
Brunswick
Collingwood
Scarletina
Willigenaten
Tule
Korea
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