Political tumult and resignations in Bendigo assembly
District politics in Castlemaine and Bendigo unfold with resignations and contested seats. Mr G Bnopi for Mandurang retires amid insolvency issues, Dr Macinam suffers a defeat at Castlemaine, and R. Ireland's election affirmed amid committee debates. The week also notes railway progress, land acts, and a hospitality to Captain Husina for his rescue voyage, plus a murder case and public dissent over ministerial dismissals.
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Thora
Maattera
Hicronor
Brighton
Léscret Watson
Wimmera
Macinam
Castlemaine
Geo. Bnopi
Mandurang
Dlissater
Hanvy Jogana
J. F. Suvurvam
Bendigo
IneLaNo
Gentlamn
Roreper
Villiers
Hoytesbury
Ireland
Rutlenge
Saxland
Caldowind
Hoyovar
Legislative Council
a'Beckert
Trelands
Melbourne
Hobson
Bey
Howse
Pearer
Macallan
Castlemasse
Macavant
Crarwan
Thenane
Brooxr
Mc Hownan
Byooxu
Sisyrmus
Husina
Hustyo
Rerm
Husinu
Prvicee
New Zealand
BrownSe
Theo Bow
Déror
Suspramé
Verton
England
Hoa
Henry Batetow
Collingwood
Miss Duventy
Murray
New South Wales
Fitzroy Gardens
Parr
Richmond
Tanney
Spencer Street
Lopes
Trade and Customs
the Werribee
Leapen
Hawvey
Hanvey
Correas
Argus
Caw
Commissioner of Public Works
Pable Prew
Grantley
Hagvey
McLoanen
Hangar
Commissioner of Trade and Customs
Gicurt
Harver
Harvey
Jnora
Graxr
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Chapwaw
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Cnapman
Loaven
Mr Nast
Dong
Mic Hagger
Aiost
E Lanver
Ghani Saye
Haver
Wanvey
Gnawt
Hanver
Hoon
Bellist Yeateeday
Haves
Laapue
Wien