Parliament
SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, a large amount of business was transacted. The Commons Regulation Bill was passed…
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Politics & elections, 1886
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Parliament. by Telegram
SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, the Stamp Duties Bill was received a second time from the Legislative Council, and again laid aside. A new…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, the Income Tax Bill was road a first time—The Land Tax Bill was passed, in committec, a few clauses…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In the Assembly, yesterday, the Temporary Supply Bill passed the second reading, and the Income Tax Bill was partly debated, and then adjourned…
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DR. RENWICK, for Mr. Lyne, in answer to Mr. Inglis, said the distance between Newcastle and Inverell via Glen Innes was 369 miles, and via Uralla and Bundarra 323…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—In the Legislative Council, yesterday, the Sydney Loan Bill passed in committee. The Wollongong Public School Site, and Newcastle…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY.—In the Legislative Council, lost night, Mr. DARLEY'S motion in favor of the immediate re-organisation of the Permanent…
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The Legislative Council negatived the second reading of the Church and School Lands Dedication Bill, and passed the second reading of the Customs Duties…
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A SYDNEY paper says the annual meeting of the members of the Synagogue was held recently. The principal business was the election of officers for the ensuing year. Mr. Gotthelf was re-elected…
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THE Legislative Council, yesterday, passed in committee the Customs Duties Bill, without amendment. SYDNEY, FRIDAY…
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IN the Legislative Council, last night, the Medical Practitioners' Bill was read a first time.—The Railway proposals, and the second reading of the Land Tax Bill, were…
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Mr Gill, tide-walter of H M. Customs, Sydney, frustrated [?] impudent attempt at smuggling last Monday. ENGLISH MAIL.—The English mail that leaves Sydney by the Messageries Maritim[?]s Company on Friday next, closes at…
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THE Legislative Council negatived the second reading of the Land Tax Bill by 23 to 7. The Vine Diseases Bill passed in committee. SYDNEY, FRIDAY…
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In the Assembly to-day, after the formal business was dealt with, Sir HENRY PARKES asked the Premier if he had any objection to lay before the House copies of cablegrams re the financial deficit…
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IN the Legislative Council all the Government business lins been postponed, pending the result of the vote of want of confidence. SYDNEY, THURSDAY…
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LONDON, MONDAY.—The general elections for the Sobranje or Grand Assembly have been virtually completed, and have resulted in a crushing majority for the Government…
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IN the Legislative Council, yesterday, the Civil Service Amendment Bill was read a first time.—The Factories and Workshops Bill, and the Medical Practitioners' Bill, were…
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AN ex-member of Parliament, who has been giving his opinions of the present members of the Assembly, thus speaks of our members. Mr. Purves seems to me to represent exactly what…
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THE first session of the 12th Parliament was prorogued to-day by the Governor, who, with Lady Carrington, entered the Legislative Council shortly before noon, accompanied by two aides-de-camp…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Examiner. Published on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at Grafton Tuesday, October 26Th, 1886. Prorogation of Parliament
THE "faithful commons" have been dismissed, and the Session closed. It has been a long and unsatisfactory sitting, and for all the good accomplished any one who has true…
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