The Mayor's Luncheon
AT the Mayor of Sydney's luncheon, on Monday, Mr. Inglis Clarke (Attorney-General of Tasmania), said he had come from a land of snow and mist to the country that to him…
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Council & local affairs, 1895
94 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 5
Grafton Borough Council
THE regular meeting was held on Wednesday. Present—Aid. Hockey (chair), T. Page, Francis, Norrie, Trent, Jordan, Hawthorne, Wilcox, Sunders and Maxted…
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THE relations between the Government and the Legislative Council are extremely strained, and for this feeling the Government are in my opinion, to blame. To use…
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THE recular meeting was held on Tuesday, when there were present—Aid. See (Mayor), Kelly, M'Donald, M'Millan Peoples, M'kinnon and Macnaugbtan. Correspondence was…
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IT should be remembered that the Council, the majority of the members of which are Free-traders, did not vote against the principle of land taxation; they voted against…
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Whilst listening to the debate in the Council on Wednesday and Thursday, the question arose in my mind, which of the two Houses contains the greater intellectual power? I…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political & Social Notes. the Iconoclastic Council
IT may be doubted if at any time since the establishment of Responsible Government in New South Wales, an important bill has received such treatment as that accorded on…
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A CONSIDERABLE amount of misconception appears to have formed in some quarters with respect to Mr. Want's remark that if he acted on his own feelings he would tear up…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday evening, to consider a proposal in the case Dr. Hedley v. the Council. An offer was made to settle the matter on…
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THE,Star has published two speeches delivered by Mr. Reid, on the subject of the powers and privileges of the Upper House. The former of these, a very elaborate affair, was delivered…
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THE monthly meeting was held on Wednesday, when all the aldermen were present. The MAYOR, stated that the rent of the Racecourse Reserve had been paid…
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THAT the "Legislative Council is bent on its own destruction there would appear to be but little doubt. Those under whose guidance it is precipitating the happy despatch,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Reform the Legislative Council. the Primier's Scheme
MR. COPELAND speaking at Armidale, we are told, ridiculed the Premier's proposals for the reform of the Legislative Council. He likened it to the proposal of some fourteen…
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AND what was the offence of the Upper House that caused Mr. Reid to make such an exhibition of himself? Only this: The Council had a short time before amended…
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DURING the discussion in the Council on railway extension, Mr.H.C. Dangar commented very strongly on the cost and revenue of the Lismore-Tweed railway; while Mr. G…
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AN important municipalities case has recently been decided by the Full Court, under which the position of aldermen as regards contracts is very clearly defined…
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IT will have been gathered during the recent election, and the contention of political parties, that some effort will be made at no distant date to bring about a reform of the…
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CORRESPONDENCE.—The Board of Health intimated that diseased stock must be dealt with by the Police Court alone, no other authority being allowed by the Act. That…
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ON Tuesday evening a special meeting was held, to consider some applications for leases of portions of the land now being reclaimed by the Council along the foreshores of…
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A CASE of some interest in connection with municipal law has recently been decided by the Full Court. The municipal authorities of Orange, through their Inspector of…
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