Victorian Parliament Session Drama on Motion and Objection
The report records a debate in the Victorian Parliament where a motion is discussed, with Mr. Cole objecting to disposal and a suggestion to strike off the motion if necessary. Progress is noted as ongoing, and a division or adjournment is mentioned for a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Uoymer
Murehel
Cleiani
Cole
Ilkia
Dirlota
Aetciewrys
Edie Eben Heassi
Cleney
Me Shaw
Bendhune
Frulerer
Sasidivicat
Svetiay
Job Ome
Lang
Sr Wba
Cheney
Iver
Iver. T Meow i Fy Shanes
Emer Benson
Debi
Harvey Wood
Ballaaras
Dabenasay de
Sette Ge
Deficiansy
Gausen
Appointments and postal positions listed by government regardin g 1861
The Government Gazette records numerous appointments and transfers. It lists collectors of levies, postmasters and telegraph managers, with effective dates from October 1, 1861, and related duties, including maintenance of jetty lights, mail conveyance, and various operator roles across Melbourne and others places. It notes financial amounts and duties for each appointment or transfer, including specifics of routes and services for the period through late 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinck Maichahe Lildmian
Rai
Marybi
Pball
Advica
Ldoti Tye Caunail
Leipoets Fleury Salkaldanager
Ilandah
Stawell
Charles Henry Lay
Spancer Street
Melbourne
Conraxem
Queenscliff
William If
Ballearit
Dredgwick and Dean
Bullarook Forest
William M
Peyer's Creek
Janesite
Newham
Rotten Tive & Werk
Donald
Strange Geelong County Court scene over furniture seizure
In Geelong County Court a case over forty pounds of furniture seized by bailiff Harper was heard. The verdict questioned who owned the items and whether the writ implied the correct party. The judge warned against delays and indicated the matter would proceed, urging the profession to note the conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
County Couttt Halliff
John Dougherty
Gregory
Ian
Lirngirg
Document shows alleged deed forgery and possible perjury
The report discusses a deed dated eighteenth hundred and forty altered to show eighteen hundred and sixty. It notes no erasure but multiple initialed changes to imply a forgery. Judge Weixon will consider the act of injustice and assess Mr Gregory's reputation in light of the irregular deed narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wrixon
Justice Weixoe
Gregory
An English View Of Australian Politics
A Melbourne correspondent critiques distant Australian politics, noting ministerial crises in Victoria and the churn of ministries. It describes a real dissolution attempt, the Heales ministry, and ongoing constitutional drama amid colonial governance transitions and public upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Diemen's Land
Melbourne
Eigalas
Hedley
Gipps Land
Iila
Hgaiea
Victoria
Teale
Nicholson
Henles
Vietoria
Heales
Hisnd
Nicbolsom
Matéon
Gmbér
Bagdad
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Parliament OF Victoria
Legislative Council
Goprenment Gadatta
James Persem
Fille
Thuber Oserchants
Habtx
Tao Lye Thiano
Seneca
Liam Keddin Paterson
Warrnambool
Dob
Ieye
Ay Aetalenay
Caunen
Ein Fms Papteiages Dalsseat Vaine
Tab Sds
Ear Gaunen
Frederick Parzver
Ballaarat
Zeeland
Jemee Henderson
Foudernom
Hallaurnty
Nung
James Hoddyrson
Hendereon
Ae Ctrakt
Warrmanibeol
Hota Hea Spor
Dichts
Weary Reat
Biinese
Teeta Tows
Cautsen
Taraily
Steanire
Tralite
Grodman
Iliaen
Uuy
Mary Forrwaler
Barah Jefferson
Northcote
William Woolcott
Hoa
Tae
Fogesaner
Tsing
Laing
Thomas Brown
Indigo
Datna
Lonanseta
Mr Goodunnm
Geelong County Court
Jerson
Ste
Permons
Eburte Dome
House of Commons
Jon
W. 3
Turner
Beechworth
Samed Banjamin 'Thormise
E Banks
Hanks
Thornes
Thomas
Ovenr
Vaughan
AhnChinone
Aasoased
Thor Chinone
Mika
Benear Watch
Royal Soclety
Lake Boal Boal
Kilsnoole
Portland Guardian
Osteen
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