The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 567
... Parliament so freshly elected ought not to be dissolved without an opportunity being given to an alternative government to carry on . The Governor - General , however , " having considered the parliamentary situation " , decided to act ...
... Parliament so freshly elected ought not to be dissolved without an opportunity being given to an alternative government to carry on . The Governor - General , however , " having considered the parliamentary situation " , decided to act ...
Page 572
... Parliament , was asserted , and was not challenged at law . The Commonwealth Parliament itself came under the notice of the censor in February 1918. A member of the House of Representa- tives delivered a speech in which he commented ...
... Parliament , was asserted , and was not challenged at law . The Commonwealth Parliament itself came under the notice of the censor in February 1918. A member of the House of Representa- tives delivered a speech in which he commented ...
Page 678
... PARLIAMENT . ( b ) SOUTH AUSTRALIA Votes and Proceedings of the Legislative Council , 1851-6 . 7 vols . Adelaide . Proceedings of Parliament ( with copies of documents ordered to be printed ) , 1857- . Adelaide . Indexes . Adelaide ...
... PARLIAMENT . ( b ) SOUTH AUSTRALIA Votes and Proceedings of the Legislative Council , 1851-6 . 7 vols . Adelaide . Proceedings of Parliament ( with copies of documents ordered to be printed ) , 1857- . Adelaide . Indexes . Adelaide ...
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