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Jessin M'De
Mathaniel
Armstrong
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Newspaper
Melbourne Leader
Location
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1861
Page
2
A Victorian view on party decline and the rise of coalitions
A Melbourne article argues that party distinctions in England are weakening and Liberal Conservatives rise, forecasting how a coalition could reshape government. It discusses O'SHANASSY and allies, land reform, the upper house, customs duties, and the need for clear stances. It notes upcoming Collingwood elections with candidates like Don, Jackson, Dalzell, Edwards, Greenwood, and Moody, amid party realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
House of Commons
Messrs O'Shanassy
Haines
Nicholson
Dorry
Murith
O'Suawassy
Collingwood’s Gloomy Electors Rally Behind Berry
The Chronicle notes Collingwood mourns as Graham Berry faces defeat. Vague phrases hint at political backstabbing and factional shifts, with Berry described as rejected by Prahrah electors yet allied with bok faction in East Mel. The piece paints a chaotic scene of hopes dashed and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingwood
Erape
Graham Berry
Prahrah
Bok
Don
Dor
Aris
Dlauees
Agricultural statistics show growth despite misfortunes in colony
The year ending 31 March 1851 reports 13 784 holdings over one acre totaling 3 499 417 acres cultivated 419 252 acres under cultivation with gains in most crops despite declines in oats rye potatoes and cereals Wheat output rises by 1 159 915 bushels while wine production falls 2 326 gallons Latrobe Ward councillor election sees Lyons lead late results with 867 to Williams 957 Richmond hosts a small political gathering Ballarat West candidates secure support with Smith advocating education decentralisation and mining reforms Ballarat meetings endorse Smith for representative and form a committee to back his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
Baker
W. Williams
I. Lyons
Stair
Lyons
Williams
Millianas
Richmond
Yarra
Apeechea
Don
Mark Tapley
Ballasrat
W. C. Smith
Gillies
Ballastat West
Smith
Melbourne
Francis
Government Gazette Appointment Highlights Victorian Trustees and Officials
The Gazette lists new appointments and resignations across Victoria. John Warrington Rogers becomes Council member for the University of Metbe, replacing B. C. Aspinall who resigned. David Kay is named returning officer for Castlemaine. several trustees and appointees are listed for church and land matters, including roles related to the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, the Wealeyan Church, Benevolent Muster, and educational land trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpordugyrs
John Warrington Rogers
University of Metbe
B. C. Aspinall
David Kay
Castlemaine
Enq
Boort
Lower Loddon
Central Board
James MacLure
William Ross Irving
Samuel Adams
John Somerville
Babe Glasgow
Presbyterian Church of
Victoria
Wangoom
Florence Gardiner
Thomas James Grouch
Daniel Grant
St. Kilda
Eaid
John Randle Pascoe
Thomas Learmonth
Eny
St Ballaorat
Merle
W. B. Robinson
James Martin Mies
Alexander Johnston
James Jones
Lonk
James B. Chapman
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Hugh Peck
Harry Groom
Brennan
Moody
Kidney
Jarrell
Rae
Todd Tam
General Jackson
Jackson
William Dalzell
Builders’ Arms
Bluestone
Carman
Willie
Tweed
Galway
Tooley Street
Fitzroy
John Edwards
E G
J.P
Greenwood
East Collingwood
Cuddie Colquhoun
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