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Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 12: Series I, Governors' Despatches to and From England, June 1825-December 1826Governor Darling, by character and training, was little suited for the government of a colony whose inhabitants were emerging from a period of long subservience, and were agitating for an extension of the meagre civil rights then granted. He was honour able and careful to a degree, but was cursed with a small mind,...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 12: Series I, Governors' Despatches to and From England, June 1825-December 1826Governor Darling, by character and training, was little suited for the government of a colony whose inhabitants were emerging from a period of long subservience, and were agitating for an extension of the meagre civil rights then granted. He was honour able and careful to a degree, but was cursed with a small mind,...

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Excerpt from The Acts of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia Passed in the Session of 1903: Being the Second Session of the First Parliament of the Commonwealth, With Tables and IndexTable of Short Titles of Acts passed from the establishment of the Common wealth (omitting Appropriation and Supply Acts)About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comTh...

Excerpt from Acts of the Parliament of South Australia: Anno Quinquagesimo Secundo Et Quinquagesimo Tertio Victoriæ Reginæ, A. D. 1889Thousand Pounds to the Service of the Year ending the Thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. [assented to, November 1st, An Act to validate and confirm the Distribution of certain Funds of Vermin District No. 26. [assented to, November 1st.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundr...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 14: Series I, Governors' Despatches to and From England, March 1828-May 1829On the oth of January, E. S. Hall was called upon to receive judgment-from Mr. Justice Dowling for his conviction in the previous September for the criminal libel on the Reverend T. H. Scott. As Scott did not press for a severe penalty, Hall was sentenced to pay a fine of twenty shillings, to enter into a personal reco...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 14: Series I, Governors' Despatches to and From England, March 1828-May 1829On the oth of January, E. S. Hall was called upon to receive judgment-from Mr. Justice Dowling for his conviction in the previous September for the criminal libel on the Reverend T. H. Scott. As Scott did not press for a severe penalty, Hall was sentenced to pay a fine of twenty shillings, to enter into a personal reco...

Excerpt from The Acts of the Parliament of Western Australia: Passed in the Sixty-Third Year of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, During the Fourth Session of the Third Parliament of Western Australia (21st June to 16th December, 1899)Efficient Schools are schools certified by the Minister to be efficient for the purposes of this Act.Government School means any school established under the Elementary Education Act, 1871, or any Act amen...

Excerpt from The Acts of the Parliament of Western Australia: Passed in the Sixty-Third Year of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, During the Fourth Session of the Third Parliament of Western Australia (21st June to 16th December, 1899)Efficient Schools are schools certified by the Minister to be efficient for the purposes of this Act.Government School means any school established under the Elementary Education Act, 1871, or any Act amen...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 15: Series I. Governors' Despatches to and From England, June, 1829-December, 1830Notes and Bills had been made payable in Sterling Money of the Realm.Prior to the appointment of this council laws and ordinances for the government of the colony had been enacted by the gov ernor entirely on his own discretion and initiative by means of proclamations and government orders. The legality of this p...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 15: Series I. Governors' Despatches to and From England, June, 1829-December, 1830Notes and Bills had been made payable in Sterling Money of the Realm.Prior to the appointment of this council laws and ordinances for the government of the colony had been enacted by the gov ernor entirely on his own discretion and initiative by means of proclamations and government orders. The legality of this p...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 19: Series I., Governors' Despatches to and From England, July, 1837-January, 1839During this period, the geographical knowledge of the colony was extended by Ludwig Leichhardt during his journey from Moreton bay to Port Essington, by Sir Thomas Mitchell during his attempt to find an overland route to the gulf of Carpentaria and by Charles Sturt in central Australia when he discovered Cooper's...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 19: Series I., Governors' Despatches to and From England, July, 1837-January, 1839During this period, the geographical knowledge of the colony was extended by Ludwig Leichhardt during his journey from Moreton bay to Port Essington, by Sir Thomas Mitchell during his attempt to find an overland route to the gulf of Carpentaria and by Charles Sturt in central Australia when he discovered Cooper's...

Excerpt from Acts of the Parliament of South Australia: Anno Quinquagesimo Primo Et Quinquagesimo Secundo Victoriæ Reginae, A. D. 1888No. 424. An Act to apply, out of the General Revenue, the sum of Three Hundred and Sixty Thousands Pounds to the Service of the Three Months ending the Thirtieth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight. Exassented to, August 8th, No. 425. An Act to facilitate the making of By-laws by Pub 'c...

Excerpt from Acts of the Parliament of South Australia: Anno Quinquagesimo Primo Et Quinquagesimo Secundo Victoriæ Reginae, A. D. 1888No. 424. An Act to apply, out of the General Revenue, the sum of Three Hundred and Sixty Thousands Pounds to the Service of the Three Months ending the Thirtieth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight. Exassented to, August 8th, No. 425. An Act to facilitate the making of By-laws by Pub 'c...

Excerpt from The Acts of the Parliament of Western Australia: Passed in the Two Sessions of 1907, Being the Third and Fourth Session of the Sixth Parliament of Western AustraliaUntrue returns by 16. No officer Shall wilfully or without lawful authority alter he any document or form under this Act. Or shall wilfully Sign any untrue document or form.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Fin...

Excerpt from The Acts of the Parliament of Western Australia: Passed in the Two Sessions of 1907, Being the Third and Fourth Session of the Sixth Parliament of Western AustraliaUntrue returns by 16. No officer Shall wilfully or without lawful authority alter he any document or form under this Act. Or shall wilfully Sign any untrue document or form.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Fin...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 13: Series I., Governors' Despatches to and From England, January, 1827-February, 1828It is evident that Darling was loth to initiate legislation for the control of the press, and was not keen to commence the prose cation of the editors, but desired at first to moderate press criticism by conciliatory methods ¿' On the other hand, it was alleged by the attorney -general, Saxe Bannister, that D...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 13: Series I., Governors' Despatches to and From England, January, 1827-February, 1828It is evident that Darling was loth to initiate legislation for the control of the press, and was not keen to commence the prose cation of the editors, but desired at first to moderate press criticism by conciliatory methods ¿' On the other hand, it was alleged by the attorney -general, Saxe Bannister, that D...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 8: Series I. Governors' Despatches to and From England, July, 1813-December, 1815This statement is contained in one of the private journals of Governor Macquarie which are preserved in the Mitchell library at Sydney. From these journals, many of the facts in this introduction have been derived.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find mo...