Parliament of New South Wales. Wednesday, July 24Th
IN the Legislative Council, Mr. A Park took the oath and his seat. Mr. C Campbell obtained leave to bring in a bill to promote vaccination throughout New South Wales…
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Politics & elections, 1872
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Parliament. Legislative Council. Wednesday July 24
VACCINATION BILL., Mr. C. Campbell obtained leave to bring in a bill to promote vaccination throughout New South Wales as a safeguard against small-pox. The bill was brought in and…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Upon the motion of Mr. Watson, the House went into committee, for the purpose of considering certain resolutions submitted by him as to the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly. Mr. Parkes postponed his resolutions relative to Border Customs Duties until Wednesday next, it being generally considered desirable that the…
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IN the Legislative Council, The President reported the assent of his Excellency to the Disqualifications of Justices of the. Peace Removal Bill, and the Bathurst Gas Bill…
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WHEN Captain Notes was unseated by the report of Juetice Keogh on the Galway election position, the further question, whether his opponent, Captain Trench, had been duly…
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IN the Legislative Assembly Mr. Stewart moved the second reading of the Stamp Duties Amendment Bill, which he started was intended to give magistrates a discretionary…
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The tremendous judgment of Mr. Justice Keogh in the Galwny election case, the delivery of which occupied nine consecutive hours, with an interval ol only one quarter of an hour, is a…
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ln the Legislative Assembly, The House went into Committee of Supply, The House resumed with the consideration of the additional estimates for 1872, submitted and partly…
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Mr. Samuel, in giving notice of motion that Friday be an extra sitting day, announced that the prorogation would take place on Tuesday next…
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In the Legislative Assembly, On the motion of Mr. Samuel, Friday, the 9th, and Monday, the 12th. instant, were, in anticipation of the prorogation of Parliament, made extra…
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In the absence of Mr. Hay, the further consideration in committee of the Matrimonial Causes Bill was, on the motion of Mr. Alexander Campbell, made an order of the day for Thursday…
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IN the Legislative Council. The St. Georgeâs Presbyterian Church Bill, and the Sydney Omnibus Companyâs Bill, were returned to the Council, having received the Royal assent…
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IN the Legislative Council, Mr. Samuel moved a motion to the effect that this House desires to join with the other branch of the Legislature in expressing its opinion that in…
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WHEN proroguing Parliament on Tuesday last his Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson delivered the following address:-- HONOURABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGISLATIVE…
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IN the House of Commons, on the 23rd July, the attorney-general for Ireland rose and said that, in pursuance of the promise made by his right hon. friend at the head of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Opening of Parliament. Tuesday, November 5.(Abridged from the S. M. Herald.)
THE second session of the seventh Parliament of New South Wales was formally opened by his Excellency the Governor yesterday. This was the first occasion on which his Excellency has opened…
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THE second session of the seventh Parliament of New South Wales was last Tuesday formally opened by his Excellency the Governor. At noon the firing of cannon announced the departure of…
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THE second session of the seventh parliament of New South Wales was opened by his Excellency Sir Hercules George Robinson, K.C.M.G., at noon on Tuesday…
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IN the Legislative Council, The President took the chair at fifteen minutes before 4 oâclock. In pursuance of a resolution agreed to on motion…
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