Speaker elected as busy session ends in formal adjournment
The House congratulates the Speaker on his third election to the post and pledges continued support for impartial, intelligent conduct. Gov. will receive the Speaker and Assembly members at Government House Tuesday, adjournment set to two o'clock.
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Fuaros Musray
Hamaffrey
Molliton
Lonce More
Hrales
Speaker
Inter Assembly
Bir
Eybioh
Snanner
Haines
Boesker
Tom
Friande
Thia
Government House
Grant
Emec
Government Gazette Notice of Victoria Appointments
Government Gazette announces appointments in the colony of Victoria. Thoras Borrell is added as magistrate. William Clay is appointed to the White Hills Cemetery trust. David Bachan becomes births registrar for Kandell district. G M MacDonnell acts as keeper of the Warmambool powder magazine. William Anderson resigns as wharf trust chief at Maryborough. Additional contracts noted for Aaron Spins Neaponn and Robt White.
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Gazbite
Avronmexum
Gnestie
Thoras Borrell
Esquire
Victoria
Kandel
Willis
G. M. MacDonnall
Jul Lal
Vis
Vis Has Accepted the Hp Resignation of Or Willam Anderee Anderson
Maryborough Clasrot Hospital
Parliament Opens Victoria with New Speaker Confirmed
The Victorian Parliament opened under a new constitution amid high ceremony. The Legislative Assembly elected Sir Francis Murphy as Speaker, while Deputies and ministers faced mixed receptions. Absentees and party alignments were noted as the Assembly proceeded to select chairs for committees and await further royal directives. A separate fire scare at a city premises was quickly contained. A violent case at the City Police Court ended with a man charged after a fatal injury from a hammer blow. A twelve year old was charged with forgery after forging cheques, while railway and mining company meetings discussed reforms, dividends, and future prospects.
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Ford
Foust Aa
Assembly Chamber
Gallerien
Rably
Ant
Agene
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Amainck
Legislative Council
W. F. Stawell
Redmond Burryy
Legislative Assembly
Oslock
Sir Redmond Barry
Assembly
Llegiance
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Chason
Gustlemaine
Patrick Costello
Mornington
Loader
Londer
Heales
O'Shamassy
Ward
Ireland
Villiera
Heytesbury
Maryborough
Meram Everard
Jones
Fraser
Cathie
Davies
Gillespie
Reid
Mumbers
Humbay
Moilisey
Francis Murphy
Pranch
Elon
Traines
Hales
Gélock
Lalar
Go City
Martin Rise
Anthony Green
Ale Green
Ottr Thurday
Green
Bios
Mr Green
Isle Hour
Gerisonier
Neatley
Proclamation on Farming Commons Regulations Victoria 1861
Sir Henry Barkly proclaims rules for enforcing penalties under Act 24 Victoria No 117 on common lands. It sets depasturing limits, penalties up to 5 pounds first offence and 20 pounds subsequent. specifies information actions by Crown Lands and police, with Justices to proceed on written information. Dated Melbourne August 29 1861.
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Victoria
Farmers’ Commons
Gommon
Henry Barkly
Executive Council
Melbourne
J.H Baooxs
Board of Land and Works
God Save the Quean
New Zealand Leaders Seek Police Ranks on New Gold Fields
A group including Hunt Carroll Cornwall and Cleary of the Baasternation and Griffthy of the Camp have forwarded their applications to the Chief Commissioner. They seek admission to the police force to pursue fortunes on the new gold fields.
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Timor
Connwablm Hunt
Carroll
Cornwall
Cleary
Griffthy
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