The Recent Election for Yass Invalid
AT the close of the above meeting, Mr. Allman announced that he had received a telegram from their late member, Mr. Laidlaw, within the last few minutes, informing…
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Politics & elections, 1859
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New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council
THE Council [?] on Wednesday, at half-past four, p.m., for the despatch of business. Dr. Dickson, as representative of the Government, stated, in reply to Mr. Deas…
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The Speaker took the chair at 3:25 p.m. Mr. Cowper rose to explain the circumstances which had occurred in consequence of the vote arrived at on Friday night last…
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14.-- Mr. Robertson stated that, in compliance with the wishes of several hon, members, he desired to postpone his motion, for leave to…
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21.-- The business possessed no interest. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22.-- Mr. Montefiore's question-- as to whether it is the intention of…
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SEPTEMBER 28.-- Mr. Dickson stated that he "no longer appeared there as the representative of the Government." A petition from the Prelates of the Church…
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OCTOBER 5.-- In reply to Mr. Forster, the Colonial Secretary said the Government intended to introduce a bill to regulate Chinese…
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OCTOBER 12.-- Mr. Deas Thomson obtained leave to bring in the Church of England Synod Bill, and in moving for such leave denied that the bill was intended to confer…
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OCT. 20.—Gundagai.—Mr. Macleay asked the Secretary for Public Works, " Whether the Government had taken, or intend to take, any steps towards the erection of sufficient…
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SIR,-- It is a singular fact, that when any emergency arises, or crisis takes place in public affairs, there is always to be found some lofty spirit who steps forth from the…
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A MEETING for the above object was held on Friday last, in Mrs. Breen's, Harp Inn, Queanbeyan. There was a highly respectable attendance, and the whole proceedings were characterised throughout by…
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THE election is now over. At noon the returning-officer, W. F. Hayley, Esq., informed the meeting that this was the day for the nomination of a member for the Legislative Assembly, to represent the…
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THE Legislative Assembly met, pursuant to adjournment, tho Speaker taking the chair at twenty minutes past three o'clock. Mr. Forster for Queanbeyan, Mr. Black…
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30. -- A message was received from the Governor-General, announcing the separation of Moreton Bay. After a lengthy discussion, a motion for…
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DECEMBER 8. -- Mr. Montefiore submitted his resolutions relative to steam postal communication by way of Panama, viz. -- "That this House has viewed with infinite…
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