The Parliament. No-confidence Motion. Sydney
The usual ceremony attended the formal opening of Parliament by the Government yesterday afternoon. Large crowds were gathered outside the building, and…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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Parliament. SYDNEY
Mr. Dibbs yesterday endeavored to introduce a Supply Bill to enable payment of the Civil servants. The opposition objected to this being done before the…
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Mr. E. B. L. Dickens, member for Wilcannis, has taken the oath and his seat. Upon the commencement of business, Mr. Dibbs, the Premier, in reply to a…
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MR. J. J. WILLIAMS, returning officer for the Start electorate, received an official communication from the principal undersecretary this morning, to the effect that…
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The general elections have to be postponed until April 2 owing to the irregular compilation of the rolls…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament. a Ministry Formed. Sydney
In the House, during yesterday afternoon's session, Sir Henry Parkes announced his Ministry, as follows:— Premier and Oolonial Secretary—Sir…
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The Acting-Governor, Sir W. F. C. Robinson, has officially dissolved Parliament. The nominations are to be received on March 22, and the polling is to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Victorian Elections. More Rowdy Meetings. Melbourne
The excitement over the general Parliamentary elections is increasing daily, and the campaign is now fairly began. The Hon. D. Gillies, the Premier,…
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The latest political meetings have amply sustained the reputation for extreme rowdiness borne by this present election campaign. At the meeting of the…
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The latesttime for receiving Parliamentary nominations is this evening at six o'clock Already about 290 candidates have announced themselves, and it is…
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Parliamentary nominations were opened last evening. Mr. Wrixon, the Attorney-General, is unopposed for the Portland electorate. Mr. J. L. Dow, Minister…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. Numerous Surprises. All Ministers Returned. Melbourne
The general Parliamentary elections passed off very quietly, the only disturbances being verys light. In the evening a dense crowd blocked Collins-street, the…
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THE general Parliamentary elections in Victoria have been prolific of startling surprises, and the list of rejected candidates who have previously occupied seats…
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The tender of Mr. John Pigdon has been accepted at £16,600 for the building with bluestone of the foundation and basement of the north-east wing of the new…
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Four of the seven men charged with personation at the Central Cumberland election, were found guilty yesterday. They will be sentenced to-morrow…
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IN the municipal chamber at noon to-day, Alderman Morgan, having submitted his commission to act as returning officer in the absence of the Mayor, read the…
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UP to 3 o'clock this afternoon only about 30 votes had been recorded at the poll, proceeding in the municipal chamber, to decide whether Mr. Thomas Coombe or Mr…
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The Queensland Parliament was opened at noon yesterday by the new Governor, Sir Henry Norman. In the course of his opening speech he referred to the…
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In the Assembly last evening, Mr. Macrossan gave notice of the introduction of the Wages Lien Bill, the Regulation of Mines and Colliers Bill, and the Chinese…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Last Night's Parliament. SYDNEY, Thnrsday
In the Assembly last night Mr. O'Sullivan asked the intention of the Government in respect of the charges brought by the Casual Labor Board Inquiry…
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