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  2. MELBOURNE PUNCH'S PARLIAMENTARY DIARY.

    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.—Mr. Strachan would'nt serve on the committee of enquiry into the Penal Department, and didn't say why ha wouldn't ; but no notice was taken of his contumacy, probably because it was thought that coming from Geelong he could not be expected ...

    Article : 758 words
  3. NOVEMBER 28.

    LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—Mr. Colin Campbell—celebrated in days gone by as "a creature holding large discourse," and now acknowledged to be as good a speaker and as unprepossessing a person as any in the new Parliament—brought forward his motion for provoking anger in ...

    Article : 862 words
  4. DECEMBER 2[?]

    LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—The House was very busy to-day about a quantity of bills in the first stage, and motions, many of them useful in their way, but somewhat ditch-watery as to dullness. Mr. Griffith brought forward his motion for electing chairmen of committees ...

    Article : 194 words
  5. DECEMBER 3.

    LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—Mr. Stawell had a notice upon the paper for the first reading of a bill for amending the laws relating to auctioneers. Prima facie this was a desirable object, and this nobody denied; but the wet blanket of "the usages of the Imperial ...

    Article : 416 words
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