Parliament. [By Telegram]
THE Legislative Council on Tuesday agreed to the second reading of the Trades Disputes Arbitration and Conciliation Bill The House further amended the Infants'…
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Politics & elections, 1892
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The Prorogation of Parliament. Customs Duties Act—Review of the Session —Confidence in the Money Market
AT length, after wearying work of nearly nine months, members of Parliament have been released from their duties, and for the first time in three years the Governor came…
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MR. EDITOR.—When I was a candidate for the Upper Hunter electorate last year, after I had addressed a mooting at Aberdeon, a small village not far from the Stewart's Brook goldfields, I was…
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AMONG the statutes assented to at the close of the recent session of Parliament was that to provide for the establishment of Councils of Conciliation and o[?] Arbitration for the…
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THE official declaration of the poll for the South Ward took place at the South Grafton School of Arts on Saturday, when the MAYOR announced the result as follows—…
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THOMAS WRATTEN, Bawden Bridge, South Grafton, 50 a[?]res, county Fitzroy, parish Toothill, being measured portion 48. Deposit paid £5, survey fee £4…
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THE third and last session of the 13th South Australian Parliament was opened by the Governor on Thursday. In the Governor's speech he regretted that he…
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LONDON, SONDAY.—Mr. P. R. James Whitehead ex-Lord Mayor of London, has been returned unopposed for Leicester, in the place of Mr. Alexander M'Arthur, who did not seek re-election…
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COMMENTING on the speech delivered by Mr. Gladstone at Glasgow on Saturday night, the Times says that in his view the peace of Ireland rests on the hope of his return to power. The real effect…
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LONDON, WEDNESDAY. — The polling for the English elections has been unusually heavy, and the majorities for the successful candidates were narrow…
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LONDON, SUNDAY.—The latest returns show the position of the Conservatives to be 180; Liberal Unionists, 28; Gladstone Liberals, 156; M'Carthy. ites, 23; Parnellites, 4; Labour members, 5. Total,…
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LONDON, WEDNESDAY.—The latest returns of the British Elections show the liberals to have a net gain of 37 seats. The returns now show that the Conservatives and Unionists number 245, and…
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LONDON, WEDNESDAY. — The complete British election returns show that the Gladstone Liberals have a majority of 42. The position of the parties is—Gladstone Liberals…
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A MAORI Parliament now sitting at Waipatu Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, is notable for the simple directness of its constitution and procedure. The Parliament is composed of 96…
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PUNCTUALLY at noon on Saturday at Maclean the Returning-officer (Mr. J. M. Kelly, Mayor) read the nominations received by him for the two forthcoming municipal elections, as…
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LONDON SATURDAY.—Sir Charles Gavan Dully declares that the Irish Home Rule Bill prepared by Mr. Gladstone in 1886 would have been unsuitable as even the youngest…
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THE President took the chair tin the stroke of 12 o'clock on Tuesday, and the proclamation calling Parliament together was then read. The President announced that Messrs…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, there was some cross-firing between Mr. Barton and Mr. Reid, relative to the latter's procedure. The. Attorney-General urged the recognised…
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PROBABLY, those who are nibbling at Trieste know what they are about, and on her twoYear-old form I would back the Chester— Tempe filly in preference to anything in the…
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ON Tuesday there was a crowded house in the Assembly, drawn thither, of course, by the expected entrance of the Premier. Directly the Speaker took his seat the…
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