Parliament of New South Wakes. Friday, May 10
In the Legislative Council, The President took the chair at twenty-seven minutes past 4 oâclock. Mr. Docker laid upon the tableâ1. Despatch…
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Politics & elections, 1872
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Parliament of New South Wales. Tuesday, May 14
In the Legislative Council, The chair was taken at twenty-nine minutes past 4 p.m. The President announced a message from the…
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THE NEW MINISTRY. -- Mr. Hay said he had been requested by the gentleman who had had the task of forming a Ministry to inform the House that the Ministry was composed of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →East Sydney Election. the Nomination. (From the Evening News of Monday.)
SHORTLY before noon, Mr. Parkes, accompanied by between twenty and thirty of his supporters arrived in the Park, and conversed with the spectators for some time before ascending the hustings. The…
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ON Monday last, the nomination for East Sydney took place. Mr. G. King proposed Mr. Parkes, and Mr. B. Rhodes seconded. Mr. J. Begg nominated, and J. P. Falser…
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THE polling for this electorate took place on Wednesday, although there was comparatively little excitement. The poll closed at the usual hour, and at at half-past four oâclock between four…
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ON Monday, at noon, a meeting of the electors of Argyle was held in the court-house for the purpose of nominating a member to serve in the Legislative Assembly, the seat having become vacant through…
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THE election for Argyle, the sent for which became vacant by the acceptance of the member, Mr. Butler, of the office of attorney-general, took place on Monday last…
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ON Tuesday last, Mr. Farnell, the Minister for Lands, was re-elected member of the Legislative Assembly for Parramatta, without opposition…
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THE election for Argyle, the seat for which became vacant by the acceptance of the member, Mr. Butler, of the office of Attorney-General, took place on Monday last…
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AFTER a long suspension of legislative business—so long that it requires research to find at what period of the past the parliament was actually engaged in the fulfilment of its appropriate functions as a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament of New South Wales. Tuesday, Juke 11, 1872
In the Legislative Assembly, the members of the new MinistryâMr. Parkes, Mr. Paddington, Mr. Farnell, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Butler, Mr. Loyd, and Mr. Innesâtook the oaths and their seats upon…
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The Assembly met to-day. The following hon. members took their seats on the Ministerial benches : -- Mr. Parkes, Mr. Butler, Mr Farnell, Mr. Piddington, Mr. Innes. Mr Lloyd. Mr…
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IN the Legislative Council, the President took the chair at twenty six minutes past 4 oâclock. His Excellency sent messages notifying that he had been commissioned as Governor of the colony,…
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Wednesday was the day appointed for taking a poll for the election of a member to the vacant seat in the East Sydney constituency. The contest proved a close one, the friends of both candidates…
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MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. -- Mr. Samuel, having taken his seat, made a brief Ministerial statement. He informed the House that he had accepted office as Vice-President of the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, In reply to Mr. Tunks, Mr. Parkes said it was recommended by the Commandant that the military forces of this colony should be assimilated as…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, yesterday. In reply to questions put to Ministers, the following information was elicited :âThat it was not compatible for a gentleman holding a Government…
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IN the Legislative Council. Mr. John Campbell asked the Representative of the Government how many applications, had been made to the Council of Education for certificates to…
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PILL. -- The Disqualification of the Justices of the Peace Removal Bill was received from the Legislative Assembly, [?] a first time, and set own for second reading…
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