New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. Wednesday, June 6
NEW MEMBERS.-- Mr. F. Oakes and Mr. Geo. Allen took the oath and their seats. INDEMNITY BILL.-- The adjourned…
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Politics & elections, 1860
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New South [?]ales Parliament Legislative Council. Wednesday, June 13
LIEN ON WOOL.-- The Governor's assent was brought down to the Lien on Wool Act Continuation Bill. LOAN BILL.-- This bill was read a…
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PRIVILEGE.-- During the debate on Mr. Docker's motion for the adoption of the report of the select committee on the petition of Mr. Berry, in reference to the…
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Mr. Henry John Shadforth, late Sergent-at-Arms in the Assembly, was sworn in Usher of the Black Rod, in the place of Major Lockyer, deceased…
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PARLIAMENT was opened on Tuesday with the usual ceremonies. Little interest in the event was excited out of doors, and the attendance of members of the lower…
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Parliament was opened on Tuesday, the 25th Sept. An outline of the speech delivered by the Governor-General, and of the proceedings in the House on that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Acho South [?]clales Parliament Legislative Assembly. Tuesday, October 2
New Commission of Peace.-- In answer to a question from Mr. Wild. Mr. Robertson stated that a new Commission of the Peace was about to be issued…
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Upper House Bill.-- The Colonial Secretary moved for leave to bring in the bill to alter the constitution of the Legislative Council. He described the bill as one of twenty-five…
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Cockatoo Island.-- In reply to Mr. Want, the Colonial Secretary said there was no present intention of removing the penal establishment from Cockatoo Island…
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Electric Telegraph to Queanbegan. -- In answer, to Mr. Forster, the Secretary for Public Works said a memorial had been received from Queanbegan recommending the…
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The hon. the Speaker has issued a new writ for the election of a member for Tumut, The only candidate at present in the field is Mr. W. C. Brackenbury, whose address appears…
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Legislative Council Bill.-- Mr. Cowper moved the second reading of the Legislative Council Bill of 1860; and after combating the chief objections to the principles of the…
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Church of England Synod Bill.-- The adjourned debate on the Church of England Synod Bill was resumed. Mr. Holden supported the bio generally, referring to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To the Electors of New South Wales Generally and the "Lower Orders" in Parliament
GENTLEMAN,-- "The hour is nigh" when you will be called upon to exercise tho sacred trust reposed in you by the Electoral Act. You will shortly be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest From Sydney. Dissolution of Parliament. [From Our Own Correspondent.]
MR. ROBERTS' amendment carried in the Assembly by 30 to 28. Supplement to the Government Gazette prorogues Parliament prior to dissolution…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of the Mail. Garibaldi at Naples--proceeds to Rome. the Irish Brigade Taken Prisoners. Prorogation of Parliament. the Emperor's Speech
Melbourne, Friday, noon. The Jeddo (s.) arrived at King George's Sound on Sunday last, having left Galle on tire 22nd ultimo. The South…
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On Friday morning it became pretty generally known throughout the city that, in consequence of the adverse vote of the preceding night, Ministers had advised his Excellency to dissolve the Assembly,…
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THE Lord Chancellor read the following most gracious Royal Speech:— My Lords and Gentlemen,—We are commanded by her Majesty to release you from…
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Legislative Council Bill. -- On the ground of the position of the Government in the Assembly, Mr. Cowper, at the suggestion of the President,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Land Bill and the Elections. To the Editor of the Yass Courier
SIR,-- The determined stand you have made in the cause of the people, and from this I augur the natural desire you have to discuss all questions touching on the vital…
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