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A memorandum discusses the justification for dissolving Parliament, citing public opinion, financial complications, and constitutional precedent.
July 18, 1881. 2116 (4.) Ever since the motion of want of confidence was tabled meetings have been held throughout the …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 74, 18 July 1881.
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