Parliament of New South Wales
In the Legislative Council, on Wednesday 26th May the Frandl[?]lent Trustees and Rankers' Better Panishment Bill was read a second time. Mr Prince submitted his resolutions declaring…
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Politics & elections, 1858
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Parliament of New South Wales
In the Legislative Council on Thursday, Mr Docker brought up the report of the Select Communities appointed on the 28th ultimo, of prepare [?] to the Queen, in acknowledgement of…
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SIR.—I think thoro are fow people nowadays but will readily admit that the experience which we have had of the action of the Upper Chambers in our Australian Parliaments does not…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday Mr. Latwyche laid upon, the table certain [?] promulgated by their Honors then Judges of the Supremo Court…
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The Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday [?] to adjournment. In answer to a question from Mr. Parkes, it was stated by Mr. Cowper that the Government…
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The bill for transferring the government of India to the Crown is now law, and the Company that called our eastern empire into existence, and ruled its…
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In the Legislative Council, on Friday, the Chairman of Committees, took his sent in the President's chair, at the usual hour…
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In the Legislative Council, on Friday, messages were received from the Legislative Assembly—one with the Panaina Route (Steam Postal Communication)…
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In the Legislative Council, on Thursday, after the presentation of paper by the Solicitor-General, the House went into committee on the Kleotoral Bill…
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The Church of England district congregations within the diocess of Sydney wera annuitant [?] brought together in their respective parishes on Monday evening…
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The groat topic of discussion on Tuesday evening in the Council was the resignation of the Hon. James of his office of Attorney—General…
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In the Legislative Council on Friday, the Attorney-General, in reply to Mr. Isaacs' question, replied that tho Government had taken stops, to fill up tho office of Solicitor-General,…
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The President was absent from Ute Legislative Council on Thursday, being confined to his bed by Illness Leave of absence was granted to…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Cowper laid sundry returns upon the table, which were ordered to be printed. Mr. Egan moved—"That this House, having…
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The proceedings of Friday passed over with -out any show of that interest which has hitherto been usually manifested on such occasions. The visitors to the Council Chamber were very few…
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The Parliament met yesterday, and heard the speech of the Governor General. There was a much larger attendance of ladies…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, the Colonial Secretary cars notice that, as it had been thought irregular to go into debate on the financial measures of the country until some…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, on the meeting of the House, Mr. Donaldson rose to complain of certain statements which had been made in his absence by the Colonial Secretary,…
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