Parliament. [By Telegram.]
ON WEDNESDAY, in the Legislative Council, the President, Chairman of Committees, two clerks and several members were absent through influenza. Mr. Trickett was appointed to the chair, and Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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Meeting of Parliament. The Premier's Statement
SYDNEY, MONDAY 7 P.M.—The Assembly met this afternoon, when ninety-six members were in their places. Mr. Nicholson (Illawarra) was sworn in. After Mr. Inglis occupied a few moments in…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY EVENING.—In Parliament thia evening, Sir HENRY PARKES announced that he had received a letter from the Governor, informing him that Mr. Dibbs requires further time…
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WHEN the Legislative Council assembled on Wednesday, Mr. Jacob occupied the chair. Sir JULIAN SALOMONS, Vice-President of the Executive Council, laid a large number of papers on the table…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY NIGHT.—In the Assembly, the following went through formally. Mr. Sheldon introduced a bill for restraining the importation and immigration of aliens under…
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IN the Council on Wednesday, Sir JULIAN SALOMONS moved the second reading of the Government Railways Act Amendment Bill. Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Cox and others strongly opposed…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY NIGHT.—In the Assembly, Mr. Vaughn has a motion for the appointment of a select committee to enquire into a mining claim. At prosent it stands as No. 48 on the business paper, and…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the Newcastle Electric Lighting Bill passed the third reading. Mr. BARTON mored the re-committal of the Electoral Bill, in order to make a few verbal…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. G. H. REID moved his motion of censure. He endeavoured to show the Labor members that it was their plain duty to support his motion. The…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, The debate on the Financial Statement was resumed in committee by Mr. INGLIS, who announced his intention to offer very strong…
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THE Legislative Assembly, which had been sitting almost continuously from half-past 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, was still discussing the Treasurer's tinancial statement in the early hours on…
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