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Melbourne Leader in Melbourne, Victoria

31 Aug 1861

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Melbourne Leader

Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 31, 1861

Page

6

Free Trade Banquet Toasts Echo Colonial Unity

Fragmentary remarks from a colonial gathering praising federation and free trade. Speakers urge cooperation among sister colonies, decline tariff barriers, and envision a future empire with strengthened finances. The tone favors Australia’s federation and regional prosperity amid global tensions and local political debates.

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Fragmentary note on plots and trials in the Lange case

A garbled late sentence fragment discusses the Lange family, a 250,000 claim, and the use of walls in a trial, with references to a Vincen side and a Mr Be tes. The text appears to describe legal actions, public interest, and opposition to a method, all amid unclear context and names.

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Banquet to the Collin Members in a Royal Colony

A lavish banquet celebrated the liberal leaders Graham Berry and C. J. Don in Anson district. 260 guests filled the decorated hall with banners and toasts praising Responsible Government, the ministry, and the Governor Sir Henry Barkly amid political debate and criticisms of opposition.

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