South Australia, South Australian history, Constitutional history, Law, Australia 

Covers the history of South Australian Government from 1834-1857. 

Content:
Chapter 1: Establishment of colony of South Australia by Act of Parliament -- Chapter 2: Arrival of Sir Henry Young, Kt., as Governor -- Chapter 3: Continuation of rule of Sir Henry Young, his voyage up the River Murray -- Chapter 4: Continuation of rule of Sir Henry Young, grievances in the colonies owing -- Chapter 5: Continuation of rule of Sir H.E.F. Young to its close -- Chapter 6: Administrature of Acting-Governor the Honorable B. T. Finniss -- Chapter 7: Arrival and installation of Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell, C.B., as Governor-in-Chief -- Chapter 8: Government of Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell continued -- Chapter 9: Continuation of the rule of Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell, C.B., from the framing of the New Constitution until the close of its first session -- Chapter 10: Governor proposes to visit Melbourne to confer with the Governors of the neighboring colonies -- Chapter 11: Continuation of the rule of Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell, completion of elections and meeting of the first Parliament -- Chapter 12: The privilege question -- Chapter 13: Proceedings in both Houses of Parliament on the Privilege Question -- Chapter 14: Comparison of Statistical Reports on condition of Colony in 1857 and 1883 

Includes appendix (594)
Donated by Graham Price.
Categorized by publisher, then author, then date.