Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Lyne moved,—"That the action af the Government in reference to the Lucknow strike amounts to maladministration of…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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Parliament
The Assembly on Wednesday assented to the House going into Committee at the following sitting to consider the expediency of introducing the Coloured Races…
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It seems to me that the Assembly will pass the Stamps Duties Bill without substantial amendments if the Premier asks it to do so. The Labor party may be relied upon to vote…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. The Premier said as far as he could see at present be expected to get through the introductory stages of the Aliens Bill and the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Pyers presented a petition from a public meeting of 5[?] farmers, engaged in sugar-growing on the Richmond River,…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday. Mr. Schey moved that the Standing Orders be suspended to enable him to move to deal with his motion for the appointment of a…
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In the office of the Inspector-General of Police there are 1800 applications for employment as constables. These have been sent in without solicitation. If Mr. Fosbery were to…
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The Public Works Committee have made short work of the proposal to build new houses of Parliament at a cost of nearly half a million of money. And they will also…
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In the Legislative Council on Tuesday several measures were read the third time and returned to the Legislative Assembly without amendment…
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At the banquet referred to Sir George Dibbs mude some strong remarks about the existing Assembly, and sketched the kind of Parliament he hoped would be elected next year…
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