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reappointed, ii., 59 ; submits Land Regulations, 74 ; condemns Haines* 

 Bill for increasing Members of Assembly, 78 ; declines forming a Ministry, 

 78 ; Acting Agent-General, 304. 



Clarke, Marcus, ii., 31 ; vote of 1,000 for his wife and family rejected, 261. 



Clarke, Rev. W. B., discovers gold, N.S.W., 1841, ii., 1. 



Clarke, Sir W. J. T., acquires Special Survey, i., 146 ; a petitioner against the 

 P.P. Association, 194. 



Clonmel, steamer, wrecked near Corner Inlet, 2nd Jan., 1841, i., 320. 



Coal found at Cape Paterson, i., 65. 



Coghlan, T. A., statistician, quoted, ii., 295, 355, etc. 



Cohen, Edward, Minister of Customs, ii., 162. 



Cole, Capt. G. W., nominates J. P. Robinson, i., 282; deputed to Geelong to 

 dissuade electors from voting, 1848, 295. 



Collingwood (originally Newtown) land sale, held in Sydney, i., 213 ; re-sold 

 in small allotments, 243; building there, 1853, 368; electorate, 1856, 

 ii., 63. 



Collins, David, Judge-Advocate, sails with First Fleet, i., 5, 10, 11 ; as Lieut.- 

 Governor conducts expedition to Port Phillip, 1803, 28 ; his humane rule, 

 35, 45 ; advises against settlement, 32, 39, 44 ; removes establishment to 

 the Derwent, 44 ; his History of New South Wales, 45 ; principal street 

 in Melbourne named after him, 46 ; his abandoned settlement in 1836, 

 and now, 309, 310. 



Colonial Office, London, Sir G. Grey on the Henty claims, i., 83 ; Lord John 

 Russell on, 86 ; Lord Glenelg's instructions to Latrobe, 177, 178, 241 ; his 

 attitude towards P.P. Association, 181 et seq. ; on the aborigines, 224 ; 

 Earl Ripon's Land Regulations, 201, 203 ; Colonial Land Policy of Lord 

 John Russell and Earl Grey, 205-207 ; Downing Street Policy, 206 ; and 

 on transportation, 270, 271, 277 ; Gladstone on transportation, 272 ; Lord 

 John Russell on division of the territory and boundaries, 284, 285 ; Earl 

 Grey on Separation, 292 ; Lord Derby concedes gold revenue for main- 

 tenance of law and order, 358 ; Duke of Newcastle disallows Convicts' 

 Prevention Act, 348 ; leaves Land Legislation to the colony, 355, 356 ; 

 against constituting any colony the seat of supreme government in 

 Australia, 358 ; on the claims of the squatters, 388 ; Lord Cardwell on 

 McCulloch Ministry, ii., 132 ; recall of Gov. Darling, 133 ; Lord Car- 

 narvon does not sanction vote for Lady Darling, 140 ; Duke of Bucking- 

 ham on Darling grant, 144, 145 ; on annexation of New Guinea and the New 

 Hebrides question, 246, 247, 333 ; Higinbotham declines to communicate 

 with C.O. on domestic affairs, 269 ; Colonial Conference, 1887, 268, 269 ; 

 Chamberlain invites delegates from States to London to assist in passing 

 Commonwealth Act, 338 ; indifferent and unsympathetic Secretaries of 

 State, 339. 



Commonwealth of Australia, inaugurated 1st Jan., 1901, ii., 327, 338; 

 Commonwealth Bill drafted by Sir S. Griffith, 1891, 335. See Federa- 

 tion. 



Condell, Henry, first Mayor of Melbourne, i., 266 ; elected M.L.C., N.S.W., for 

 Melbourne, 280 ; resigns, 282. 



Constitution Acts, 1842 and 1850. See Government, Representative : Act 1855. 

 See Government, Responsible ; Government, Municipal, etc. 



Convicts. See Crime, Transportation. 



Cooper, Thomas, M.L.A., candidate for Speakership, ii., 270. 



Coppin, George, actor, etc., i., 328. 



Cotter, Dr., Manager P.P. Association, i., 134, 135, 141, 162. 



Cotterill and Collicott, Messrs., P.p. Association, i., 133, 144. 



Couchman, Mr., head of Mining Department, appointed Commissioner of 

 Public Service, ii., 243. 



Court of Quarter Petty Sessions opened Melbourne, July, 1838, i., 170, 244; 

 its jurisdiction, 258; Supreme Court and Resident Judge appointed, 

 1841, 258 ; Court buildings, 262, 263. 



Cowie, Dr. J. A., P.P. Association, i., 134, 176. 



