Larceny Bill Proceedings Highlight Prolonged Committee Debates
The House debated the Larceny Summary Jurisdiction Bill with divisions on age limits for whipping and on dividing the bill into parts. Amendments proposed by Sir George Strickland, Mr Law, and others were carried or defeated as the committee examined clauses about juvenile versus adult punishment and colonial governance. The session featured sharp exchanges, procedural votes, and resumed consideration into late May.
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M‘cultach
George Strickland
Law
John Paxincon
Hume
John PixineTon
Rorpuck
John Pakington
Roebuck
Gorce Grey
Aglhonne
Denison
Mings
P. Thompson
Rogstick
M‘cuizacn
Henry Drummond
Pump Howard
Gronnae Strickland
Roznick
Munoz
Rupert Peell
Commons
Stuart Worley
GranGs Grey
Frederick TuesicEe
Govipurn
Fox Maung
BoLpExo
Watrone
R. Palmer
Robert Inellis
Boldero
Forpes
Stuart Wext-Ley
Sir W. McLesworth
Legislative Chamber
House of Assembly
van Diemen’s Land
New South Wales
Baronet
Arguin
Victoria
South Australia
E. Denison
Legislative Council
Lord J. Russe
Anstry
General Assembly
Mr. E. Denison
Lord J. Russet
Federal Assembly
Home Government
Lanovo
Roxguck
Home Administration
Mr. Bataat
LaBovoHerg
Seymer
Curenonm Anstey
Neo
Sooloo
Indian Archipelago
Ireland
Cornwall
Anambas
Borneo
Sareabas
Sooloo Islands
Inisu
House of
Lord Stanley
Lord Lanspowne
Nationa Lanp
Fearcus O'Connor
National Land Fund
William Evans
William Molesworth
Henley
Ellice
Ricardo
Walter
Deedes
Col
Sistuart
Parliament divisions on taxes for knowledge in House of Commons
A historic roll shows 89 minority against 190 voting with Milner Gibson on the first resolution of four. The list names Adair to Wyld among the minority lawmakers, with bold additions noting leaders and tellers.
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China
Indian Archipelago
Lloyd's Lists
House of Commons
Borneo
Bor
Milner Gibson
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Colonel Hodgson
W. N. Scholefield
W. Hope
H. T. Beymer
Henry Ker Hume
Joseph Smith
John B. Keating
Robert Stanford
J. F. King
P. J. Stanley
E. H. Lawless
Cecil Stuart
Lord D. Lennox
Lord A. Stuart
John Lennox
H. G. Thompson
Colonel Long
Walter Thompson
George Lushington
Charles Trelawny
Mackenzie
W. F. Wyse
H. M.gregor
John Waddington
Manners
Lord John Walmsley
Sir J. Marshall
J. G. Williams
John Molesworth
Sir W. Wyld
James Mowatt
Francis
Mullings
J. BR. Tellers
Mundy
William Gibson
T. M. Naas
Lord Cowan
Charles
J. Brotherton
T. D’eyncourt
James Duke
Admiral Dundas
Richard Harris
A. Henry
J. Locke
Viscount Mahon
R. A. Slaney
Mr. C. Lushington