Intolerable Waste of Parliament
WE extract the following from an article in the New Review, under the title "The intolerable waste of Parliament." Many points in the extracts may be…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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Parliament. [From Our Telegraphic Correspondent.]
IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. THOMAS moved: "That in the opinion of this House a sum of £10,000 should be devoted by the Government towards…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. O'SULLIVAN introduced his Homes Protection Bill. It is to sedure homesteads to individuals in all circumstances. Indeed,…
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Is the Assembly on Tuesday. It was agreed, on the motion of Mr. HUGHES, that a select committee should be appointed to inquire into the report upon…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the Local Option Bill was read the first time, and the Coloured Races Restriction and Regulation Bill was taken through committee…
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THE Premier expects to be able to prorogue Parliament about the 12th Novomber. This means that some at least of the numerous Bills he has been, and intends to rush…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, after some debate, a motion to sanction the construction of the Tamworth to Manilla railway line was carried by a large majority…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the amendments of the Council in the Franchise Extension Bill were agreed to. The Postmaster-General said that he found that a…
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IN the Legislative Council on Tuesday. The VICE-PRESIDENT," in reply to Dr. M'Laurln, said he had received the following information from the Commissioners of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Presidential Election. M'kinley Comes Out Top. a Gold Standard Maintained
THE great struggle in the United States is over, and Major M'KINLEY, who achieved preliminary celebrity some years buck in connection with the High Tariff, is…
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The voting over the election was the heaviest ever known. M'Kinley carried 22 States, receiving 204 votes in the Electoral College. Bryan 12 States, aggregating 153…
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THE state of excitements and feeling, engendered by the Presidential contest, may be gathered from an extract from a speech by Judge Kerr, one of the leading…
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IN the Council on Tuesday the Vice-President moved the second reading of the Loan Bill, and a debate followed. Ultimately the motion was agreed to, and the bill was…
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CONNECTED with the elections for the City Council that were held yesterday, there was a good deal of excitement in one or two of the wards. The contest that attracted the…
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Two members of the Imperial Parliament were disporting themselves in Sydney last week. I refer to Mr. Henniker Heaton, member for Canterbury, and Mr. Curran,…
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