Election of Fire Brigade Officers
At the special meeting held at the Fire Station on Wednesday night the following members were elected to office:—A. Rigby, foreman; G. Butcher, 1st engineer R. Bell,…
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Politics & elections, 1892
449 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 17 of 23
Second Edition Pith of Parliament. Registration of Stallions and Bulls. an Annual Payment on Stock. Reducing Ministers' Salaries. Amending the Fire Brigades Act. Friendly Societies in N. S. Wales. the Broken Hill Strike. Attaching Civil Servarts' Salaries. Local Option in Bathurst. Sir Henry Parkes Speaks. Will Not Follow Reid. Attacks the Government. Their "Unconstitutional" Actions. a Feeble Effort. Parliament House. Thursday Night
In the Assembly to-night, in reply to Mr. Dangar, Mr. Slattery, Minister for Mines, said that in a Bill which was now prepared, there were provisions for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Parliament. Sir Henry Parkes' Address. Congratulates Reid Promises Him Support. Not on Speaking Terms. Condemns the Government Appointment of Political Friends. Mr. Lyne in Reply. a Slight Breeze. the Speake's Ruling Defeated Date Fixed for Censure Vote. Sydney, Friday morning
In the Assembly last night Sir Henry Parkes resumed the debate on the address. He warmly congralated Mr. Reid on his speech on Tuesday night. Although they…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Was Parliament Called To-gether Constitutionally? Parkes Says No! the Constitution Act, Yes!
"Was Parliament called together, constitutionally?" This is now the question on a motion of censure, notice of which has been given by Mr. REID, as leader of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pith of Parliament. an All-night Sitting. an Attack on the Government. Sydney, Friday Night
The Assembly this morning adjourned at 4.15. The address in reply was agreed to on the voices. Mr. Reid gave notice of motion of censure, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pith of Parliament. the Address-in-reply. Bathurst Burrs and Chinese Thistles. Russian Jews and Australia. a Stock Tax. Mining on Private Property. the Vote of Censure. Mr. Reid Keeps His Word. Mr. Barton's Opinion. How the Government Will Treat It. Like So Much Waste Paper. Parliament House, Tuesday Night
The Assembly this afternoon met at 8 o'clock, and proceeded to Government House to i present the Address-in-Reply to the Governor's speech…
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In, the Assembly to-night, in reply to Mr. Kelly, Mr. See, Colonial Treasurer, said that the members of the mounted infantry who had acted as special,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Parliament. Free Pass Curse. the Barrier Strike. Government Action Upheld. Sydney
In the Assembly yesternight the Treaurer said that the total amount owing to he Railway Commissioners for free passes from 1st January to date was £10,500…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pith of Parliament. Suppressing Larrikinism. Reducing Ministers' Salaries. the Maritime Strike. Motion of Adjournment. Parliament House, Thursday Night
The Council sat a quarter of an hour to-day considering a Bill to suppress disorderly conduct. The Bill to amend the law relating to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Parliament. Another Adjournment. the Maritime Difficulty. Protection and Stagnation. Hints at Violence by Labor Members. Sydney
The Assembly was again occupied by another motion for adjournment last night which was introduced by Mr. Davis with regard to the present Maritime Difficulty…
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Thus Mr. R. Booth, Freetrade member for The Bogan, in speaking of the recent election of Mr. A'Beckett to the third seat for the same constituency, in place of Mr. Cass…
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Immediately the Assembly met yesterday afternoon, Sir George Dibbs, who once more assumed the Government lead, referred to what had taken place in his absence, and said…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SecondEdition Pith, of Parliament. Sir George Dibbs in the House. a Hearty Reception. the Motion of Censure. the Premier Invites Fight. Mr. Reid Not Prepared. Still, He Welcomes Sir George. Parliament House, Sydney, Tuesday Night
When the Assembly met this afternoon there was a very large attendance, the members and strangers' galleries being crowded…
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There was a fall attendance of members of the Assembly yesterday afternoon when Parliament met, and members of the Government were in conference in the ministerial…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Second Edition the Motion of Censure. Broken Hill and the Labor Party. How Will They Vote? Mr. Reid Attacks the Government. Parliament House, Sydney, Thursday Night
There wag a full attendance of members at the Assembly this afternoon. The Government and their supporters met in conference in the Ministerial room some…
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The following interesting digest of the debate in the Assembly on Thursday night, when Mr. Reid moved the vote of want of confidence in the Government,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sunday's Domain Meeting. Probable Prosecutions. Another Monster Meeting. Deputation to Parliament House. Lively Scenes Anticipated. the Conspiracy Cases. Further Remands. Mr. Slattery's Denial. Sydney
The Premier and the Attorney General have under consideration the strong language used by certain speakers at Sunday's meeting, and it is not unlikely…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Political Situation the Labor Party. United Action in Parliament Mr. Cotton's Amendment. Mr. Reid Reticent. the Government Confident. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Sydney
The Labor party have practically decided to take united action against the Government. They are also determined to negative Mr. Reid's motion…
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When the Legislative Assembly met yesterday afternoon there were about 100 members in the Chamber. After the formal business,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SecondEditior the Motion of Censure. Position of the Government. Messrs. Wise and Want Will Support Them. Mr. Murphy on the Domain Speakers. Parliament House, Tuesday Night
In the Assembly to-night, Mr. Sharp asked if, it was the intention of the Government to prosecute Messrs. Knox and Howard and the shift bosses at…
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