. Dalla colonia al commonwealth, essendo una breve storia della federazione. Insieme ad un resoconto delle feste e delle cerimonie che si sono svolte nella città di Sydney in occasione della proclamazione del Commonwealth nel gennaio 1901. Australia. I delegati depressi, e all'epoca il Sig. Chamberlain espressionava la speranza che non decidessero di abbandonare la loro missione e di tornare in Australia. La seconda riammissione è stata effettuata il 21 maggio, una settimana dopo, e l'Assemblea si è levata per la pausa. Tuttavia, era stato annunciato che le cose stavano migliorando, e il Junei, quando il Bill era co

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. From colony to commonwealth, being a brief history of federation. Together with a record of the festivities and ceremonies which took place in the city of Sydney on the occasion of the proclamation of the Commonwealth in January, 1901. Australia. The delegates weredepressed, and at the time Mr. Chamberlain expressedthe hope that they would not decide to abandon theirmission and return to Australia. The second readingwas taken on May 21st, a week afterwards; and thenthe House rose for the recess. It had, however, beenannounced that matters were improving, and on Junei8th, when the Bill was committed, it was found that theGovernment had receded from most of the amendments, 52 FROM COLONY TO COMMONWEALTH. while a compromise had been agreed to on Clause 74^so as to give the High Court power to permit appeals inconstitutional cases to the Privy Council, while ordinaryappeals from the State Courts were unaffected, thusallowing suitors a choice of appeal to the Privy Councilor the High Court. This settlement gave generalsatisfaction. The English Government considered ithad got what it wanted in retaining the link ofEmpire, the right of appeal to the Privy Council ; thedelegates held that they had done well in securing the. EDWARD DOWLING, J. P., HON. SEC. AUSTRALASLNFEDERATION LEAGUE. interpretation of the Australian Constitution by Austra-lian Courts ; and the dissentients in the colonies feltsafe in the opportunity of getting the judgment of anEnglish tribunal before which no English cases can bebrought. On June 21st the committee stage was com-pleted, and the Bill was read a third time on June 25th.The unamended Bill had received considerable supportfrom the Liberal leaders and party in the House ofCommons. ENGINEERING, ^r^lfr/l^Vr Zinc (UorKs. « « « « Makine, (Jenkkai. & Minim Kepairsa Speciality. Government Contractor. miiliam Roblson [Established 1850 J OFFICE & WORKS : 65 & 67 Sussex-street. 8TEAM FITTINdS. MANUFACTURER mfMmm WORKS : Day-street, Sydney, & IMP

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