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After the elections on 31 October and the first meeting of the Council on 4 November , at which J. H. Fisher was elected mayor , Gawler rashly came to the conclusion that the Council was filled with men who had already displayed their ...
After the elections on 31 October and the first meeting of the Council on 4 November , at which J. H. Fisher was elected mayor , Gawler rashly came to the conclusion that the Council was filled with men who had already displayed their ...
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On 8 October he crossed the Goulburn at a place which came to be known as Mitchellstown , and made for the Hume and Hovell track at Violet Town which he followed through Benalla and Wangaratta , still in such a generous mood towards man ...
On 8 October he crossed the Goulburn at a place which came to be known as Mitchellstown , and made for the Hume and Hovell track at Violet Town which he followed through Benalla and Wangaratta , still in such a generous mood towards man ...
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who did nothing , or for the support of prisoners whose labour was not being applied to any works of public utility.11 By October the cry of no taxation without representation was raised in the Legislative Council .
who did nothing , or for the support of prisoners whose labour was not being applied to any works of public utility.11 By October the cry of no taxation without representation was raised in the Legislative Council .
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Contents
ANOTHER PROVINCE FOR BRITAINS GENTRY | 17 |
A BRITISH PROVINCE WITH A LAUDABLE PURPOSE | 42 |
HIGH NOON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA | 62 |
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