Treasury Defends Vote on Duke Edinburghs Present Expense
In a heated exchange the Treasury defended a vote tied to the Duke of Edinburgh’s visit to Asia and Africa, insisting the funds covered presents while critics argued the estimates showed expenses. Mr Fawcett pressed the point, noting colonial discontent and seeking rectification before the vote's passage.
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China
Japan
India
Cape
Anste
Galata
Ayrton
Selater- Booth
Fawcett
Sec
Treasury
Isteke
Jen
Degrading politics and party strife in Ballarat era
A heated critique rails at the constitutional party and M'Culloch era, praising new ministers while condemning old tactics. It laments political decay, notes cross-party opportunism, and predicts struggle as reformers seek healthier public life amid factionalism. It cites figures like Reeves Macpherson and Rolfe with sharp commentary on public morality.
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Constitutional Party
Horror
Harker
Collingwood
Reeves
Macpherson
Fellowing
M 'Culloch
Constitutional
M‘culloch
Riginbotham
Rolfe
Fay
Gerce
Jones
Tynes
il*Cullosk
McOlloch
Gor
Culloch
Wismith
Casey
Thase
Lelefs
Ventry
Popkinqueshaw
Ballarat Star
Guildhall
Alderman Hale
John Burton
John Street
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Notting Hill
Bank of England
New Zealand
Bayswater
House of Commons
Australia
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Baily News
Paris
Metternich
Madame de Metternich
Reid
Shetland
Fowla
Pair Fole
Gaberman
Brother George
George
Gruphy
Macrres
Ballarat Agricultural and Pastoral Association
Scott
Hetar
Baird
M'Tatusi
Clyne
Nivbeak
Gilchrist
Jackass
London
Burlington Arcade
Northern Daily Express
Ingeodlowen
Paria
Aed
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California
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