The CHIEF SECRETARY moved that this Bill be read a second time. Its object was to procure an alteration of the law in regard to primogeniture. It would not interfere with the right which ...
Article : 2,327 wordsMr. FORSTER asked, for the information of the House, what was the position of the colony with regard to the English mail sent to Melbourne and the mail expected from England. It was he ...
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Article : 482 wordsF. E. ALTHAUSSE, barque, 458 tons, Pasley, master, from London Jan. 15. E. Spicer, agent, Passenger—Mr. Underwood, in the cabin. THOMAS BROWN, barque, 287 tons William ...
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Article : 5,912 wordsFLOUR.—Prices are firm. In consequence of the scarcity of wheat millers are not anxious to press sales. Prices, £11 10s. to £12 5s. [?]er ton. ...
Article : 80 wordsMails will be dispatched as under:— For Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, New Zealand, California, and South Pacific, by the Mary Stewart, to Melbourne, on ...
Article : 88 wordsThe markets are firm and flour is advancing. In the Assembly, Mr. McMahon said that Carruthers had been suspended pending the ...
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Article : 436 wordsA numerously and influentially-attended meeting has been held at Deniliquin, in favour of the independence of the riverine district. P. Brougham in the chair. The meeting was ...
Article : 102 wordsA numerous and influential meeting was held on Thursday last, at McGeorge's Hotel, to take into consideration the separation movement now being discussed in various parts of the riverine ...
Article : 618 wordsOn the reassembling of Parliament yesterday there was a large attendants of members in both Houses. It was evidently expected that something might be elicited from the ...
Article : 1,390 wordsMr. Peacock yesterday, in the House of Assembly, drew the attention of the Government to the statements made in the Register of that morning relative to the breaking down of ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Wed 29 Apr 1863, Page 2
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