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Excerpt from The Progress of Australasia in the Nineteenth Century
Pagl of Murder and his Execution. - Disagreement of the Ministry with the Governor and its Resignation. - De parture of the Governor and Reconsideration of its Res ignation by the Cabinet. - Sir J ohn Young Succeeds as Governor. - Sir John Robertson Introduces his Land bill.-sir John Robertson becomes Secretary for Land and Works. - Introduction and the Passing of the Crown Lands Alienation Bill by Parliament. - Mr. Henry Parkes and Mr. W. B. Dalley sent by Government to England. - Trouble between Chinese and Europeans Causes Riots. - A Bill was Passed which Restricted the Freedom of the Chinese Entering the Colony. - Discus sion Leading up to and the Passing of Grants in Aid of the Public Worship Prohibition Bill, in 1862. - Res ignation of Wentworth as President of the Legislative Council, Succeeded by Sir Terence Aubrey Murray. Conference at Melbourne of Delegates from New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, March.
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