Candidates Nominated
SYDNEY, TUESDAY—The following are the nominations for the electorates named: BOURKE—Waddell P. Davis P, Willis P, Miller F, Langwell PL, Howe P, O'Grady PL. The…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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The Elections
SYDNEY, MONDAY.—The polling on Saturday and Monday resulted as follows:— GLEN INNES (two members) —*Wright 877, *Hutchison 747, Simpson 506, Legh 474. Final…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Clarence and Richmond Examiner [ESTABLISHED 1859]. Tuesday Morning, July 14Th, 1891. Opening of Parliament
TO-DAY Parliament is to assemble for the despatch of business. The occasion is one which attracts more than ordinary interest, especially as the future of its work—dependent so much upon the course…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—Shortly after 11 o'clock yesterday, all kinds of amateur politicians, together with a, sprinkling of the newly-elected members, began to congregate in the neighbourhood of…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In the Assembly last night, Mr. Willis moved the adjournment of debate on the Address in Reply, to call attention to the state of affairs at Bourke in connection with…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the Premier made his long-expected Ministerial statement, explaining the reasons which had led to the resignation of the Colonial Treasurer…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. M'Court wanted to know what steps were to be taken to represent this colony at the Chicago Exhibition, and of course Mr. Crick mixed himself…
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MR. EDITOR.—In your issue of 25th July appears a letter signed "Elector," complaining of the unfair treatment Messrs. Northeott and Martin received from certain individuals through a section of the…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In Legislative Council, Mr. SUTTOR informed Dr. Creed that MajorGeneral Shaw recommended the establishment of a corps of Permanent Mounted Infantry…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. BRUNKER, in answer to Mr. Barbour, for Mr. Copeland, said the officers at Armidale and elsewhere were called upon to work after the…
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Is the Assembly on Tuesday, the first event of importance was the arrival of the new Minister for Works, duly re-elected as a member for the Hastings and Manning…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. BRUCE SMITH, in answer to Mr. Stevenson, said a new Fisheries Bill had been prepared and submitted to him by the present Fisheries Commissioners, but he was…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY NIGHT.—In the Assembly this afternoon, after the formal business was disposed of, the House, on the motion of Sir HENRY PARKES, placed on record its regretful sense of the loss…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Sir HENRY PARKES, declining to comply with Mr. Houghton's demand for an inquiry into the allegations with regard to immoral registry offices, declared, on…
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AT 9 o'clock last night Mr. Howe (member for Bourke) was arrested at his residence, Redfern, by Detectives Hinds and Greaves, on a charge of having obtained by fraudulent pretences the sum of…
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IN the Assembly last evening Mr. BRUCE SMITH, in reply to Mr. Dibbs, promised to consult his colleagues, and let the House know at on early date when he intended to make the financial…
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IN the Assembly, on Monday, Mr. DANGAR asked the Minister for Works whether he would immediately go on with the sections of the North Coast railway, for which…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY.—To-day in the Assembly, after the formal business was disposed of, Mr. CRICK moved the adjournment of the House to enlighten the legislative understanding on the…
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NOTHING serious came of the question asked in the Assembly on Tuesday, and members at once turned their attention to the various odds and ends of motions which usually occupy the time on a private…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, Mr. JACOB, in the unavoidable absence of the President through illness, took the chair, and after some formal business was transacted the Council…
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