Parliament
IN the Assembly on Wednesday the preliminary business was unimportant and the Licensing Bill was taken in committee at an early hour. There was a long discussion on clause 10—" Procedure before…
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Politics & elections, 1881
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Parliament and the Press
WHEN tyrants mount the throne about the first thing they usually attempt to do is to gag the Press. The members of the Legislative Assembly would not like to be thought tyrants. but some…
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IN the Assembly, on Wednesday, the House again went into Committee of Supply, and the estimates of the Department of Mines, amounting to £113,194, were moved. Mr M'Elhone condemned the granting…
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Mr Lackey, in answer to Mr Fergusson, said that the survey of the Grafton and Glen Innes railway line would be commenced immediately, and completed as early as practicable…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Prorogation of Parliament. [By Telegram.] Tuesday, Reed. 4.3 p.m
THE second session of the tenth Parliament of New South Wales under responsible government was prorogued to-day with the usual ceremonies. Mr Speaker presented to his Excellency, for the…
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