Parliament. [By Telegram]
In the Assembly on Tuesday, the chief business was disonssion of a motion by Mr. Reid, expressing the opinion that many methods of legal procedure in New South Wales, especially in the civil…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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PARLIAMENT. [By Telegram.] Monday, 8.50 P.M.
IN the Assembly, this evening, Sir HENRY PARKES moved the first reading of a Bill to enable the City Municipal authorities to resume the land in Moore-street, the site of the…
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In the Assembly on TUESDAY, Mr. CHICK took the oath and proceeded to place his signature on the scroll. It was suddenly discovered, however, that he had hot "kissed the book," and he was…
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IN the Assembly this evening, the Metropolitan Street Improvement Bill passed without discussion. Sir HENRY PARKES moved, as a matter of privilege, "That the Speaker question the member…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. HAWKEN moved—"That, in the opinion of the House, the decorations known as the Post-office carvings should remain until the authority of…
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The Broken Hill Water scandal as promulgated by Mr. CRICK, in his rashness and his irresponsibility of action, has virtually, ended in a sort of storm in a tea cup. Unfortunately, however, for the credit…
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