State Parliament Yesterday's Business. Mr. Miller and Prisons. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. T. Thrower moved for the appointment of a select committee to report the working of the Australian Jockey…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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In Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly this afternoon Mr. Levien somewhat surprised the members by giving notice that he intended to move, "That the Hon. Henry…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To Carry Home Rule. First Use of Parliament Act. Mr. Smith's Amendment Defeated. London
In the House of Commons last night, Mr. Asquith, Prime Minister, said that everybody knew that the first use of the Parliament Act would…
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At last A division of the Rylstone Slave is to have a chance of expressing an opinton, no less than five candidates having nominated for the…
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In the Assembly this afternoon Mr Levien somewhat surprised the membees by giving notice that he intended to move, "That the Hon. Henry…
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The Assembly this afternoon, notwithstanding the hot weather, was crowded. The Speaker said he had an intimation to make. There were…
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Mr. Holman does not dispute the fact that Parliament had been degraded, but said this was due to the systematic insolence of the Opposition to the Speaker…
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There was no official opening of Parliament this afternoon. The house merely met and carried on business as though it had only been adjourned…
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In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. F. D. Acland, Under-Secretary foreign Affair [?]that the Naval Prize Bill, involving the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →State Parliament Another Pleasant Evening. Speaker to the Rescue. Mr. Wade Burked. Mr. Wood Admitted. Sydney
When tho Assembly met this after noon Mr Wood entered the Chamber, acoompanied by the Sergeant at-arms. Loud " Hour hears," from both sides…
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[?] is once more in session, [?] Government is confronted by [?] which has its rise in its [?] and irresolution. Ratber…
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In the Assembly this afternoon Mr. Levien submitted his amended censure motion on the Speaker, as follows:—"That because of partiality towards the…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Levien said he had consulted with Mr. Fitzpatrick, and wished to give notice of his intention to move on…
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When the Assembly met this afternoon Mr. David Storey suggested to the Speaker that he should, following the precedent of the Queensland…
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For originality, and general stolidity of purpose, we commend our readers to the meeting of the district repreventatives of Farmers and Settlers…
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Mr Levien's motion of censure on the Speaker was defeated by 34 votes 8. There were only six membere of the Opposition present when the vote…
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There was a good deal of laughter in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, when Mr. Wade asked the Speaker if he had been responsible for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Through Other Specs. Our State Parliament. "Worthy of Bar-room or Prize-fight." Sydney
Dr. Dorsey, of the editorial staff of the "Chicago Tribune," now visiting Australia, witnessed last night's scene in the Legislative Assembly…
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The Condobolin paper has the following to say about a recent election:—At the declaration of the poll for election of Nyngan Hospital Committee, last…
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In the Assembly this afternoon, Mr. Edden stated in reply to Mr, Fitpatrick that he intended to introduce a Bill to establish coal [?]…
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