Governor’s Reply Sways Upper House Squatters’ Licenses Endorsement
The governor’s response to the Legislative Council’s remonstrances quiets opposition as licenses for occupation are allowed to operate. Sir Henry Boxery tours the gold fields to counter critics, while Mr O’Sha nassy’s stance on education funding reveals constitutional tensions. The piece defends the governor’s adherence to constitutional usage and criticizes opposition figures for insolent and self-serving conduct.
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Legislative Council
Issu
Henry Boxery
Fe.jons
Nicholson
O’seanassy
HeraLes
O’8hanaesy
National Board of Education
O’swanassy
O'Shanassy
Sir Henry
Ten Years Of Growth In Victoria’s Prosperous Colony
Melbourne issued praise for Governor Barkly and the colony's ten year surge in wealth and population. The piece lauds stable governance, the Victorian loan’s mixed success, and the Exhibition’s mixed outcomes, urging continued appeal to industrial classes and highlighting vast development from railways to education and trade.
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London
Legth
East Melbourne and St Kilda Cricket Friendly This Afternoon
East Melbourne and St Kilda cricket clubs arrange a friendly at St Kilda ground this afternoon at three. East Melbourne’s side draws from O Mullen Lane, Smith, Tait, Oldham, Murphy, Barrass, M Kenzie, Phillips, Wilkie, Fleming, King, and Freame. The second elevens match is not proceeding. Barker and Jones, remanded on highway robbery charges, appeared in City Court yesterday with weak evidence and strong suspicion, and were committed for trial. The plant of South Canadian Quarts Mining Company at Ballaara was auctioned last Thursday for £1002, with some shareholders eyeing reorganisation.
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East Melbourne
St. Kilda
O‘mullane
Smith
Tait
M‘phersofty Oldham
Murphy
Barrass
M‘kenzie
Phillips
Wilkie
Fleming
King
Freame
Barker
Jones
South Canadian Quarts Mining Company
Ballaara
Pup
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