Parliament. [By Telegram Pfom Our Sydney Representative.]
ON Tuesday in the Council, the Electoral Bill was read a third time, and the Probate Act Amendment Bill was re-committed and amended. The Trades Mark Act went…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Parliament. [By Telegram From Our Sydney Representative.]
ON Tuesday the legislative Council devoted nearly the whole of the sitting to the consideration of the Mining on Private Property Bill. The measure was sharply criticised, and the…
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THE great event which is being anticipated in the religions world is unquestionably the "Parliament of religions," which is to meet in September next at Chicago in connection…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, The consideration of the Estimates in connection with the Treasurer's Department was resumed, and vigorous though futile…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, Mr. O'CONNOR, on behalf of the Government, proposed to proceed with the consideration of the Assembly's message regarding…
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ON Tuesday, in the Legislative Council, the House resumed the consideration in Committee of the Assemby's message relative to amendments made by the Council in the…
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Dr. CULLEN, one of the members for the Camden electorate, delivered an address to his constituents on Saturday. He said that it was positively humiliating to be a member…
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ON Tuesday, in the Legislative Council, the Electoral Bill was further considered in connection with the Assembly's message about the amendments, and the Council's…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. SEE said that the interest on the public debt for 1892 was £2,072,860 18s 8d. the total exports from New South Wales in 1891 were valued at…
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SOME of the electors of the Macleay are evidently not content with their present members. Anticipating an early dissolution. one gentleman has already been…
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MR. EDITOR.—There is no doubt that the present Parliament is the most corrupt that has ever existed in this country-that is corrupt in its subversion of principles and its…
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IN the Legislative Council on Thursday the Marine Board Reconstruction Bill was negatived. In the Assembly, in reply to Mr. Tonkin,…
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MR. M'CREDIE, the newly elected member for Central Cumberland, in returning thanks for the large majority of votes cast for him, took occasion to utter a very proper protest…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, the Mines and Agricultural estimates afforded Mr. Slattery an opportunity of making a long explanation. In the first place it was…
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THE Legislative Council on Tuesday passed the Conspiracy and Protection of Property Bill, the Municipalities Act Amendment Bill, and the Gunnedah School of Arts Enabling…
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THAT the position of a member of Parliament is in some respects nota happy one, has been frequently demonstrated in one way or another. Within the last few days, two…
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THE meeting of members of the Church of England to be held this evening, in the Parish room, is one of the greatest importance not only in its bearing upon this particular…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Houghton's experimental attempt at legislation, the Apprentices. Bill, was read a third time, and sent to the Council…
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ON Tuesday, the Legislative Council agreed to the Federation resolutions, and went in to committee pro for[?] on them. In the Assembly, Mr. O'SULLIVAN moved…
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IN the Legisative Council on Tuesday, the Loan Bill was passed. The Assembly was occupied in the early part of its sitting in discussing a motion of…
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