New South Wales Parliament. Thursday, March 6
IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Tunks presented a petition from Mr. William Deane, representing that he was improperly dismissed from the office of Captain of No. 12…
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New South Wales Parliament. Tuesday, March 10
IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Fitzpatrick moved, that it was expedient that the Great Southern Railway should pass through or touch the town of North Yass. The…
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MR. FITZPATRICK moved -- "1. That, in the opinion of this House, it is expedient that the Southern Railway should pass through or touch the town of North Yass. 2. That the foregoing…
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In the Legislative Council, Mr. Innes moved the second reading of the Mining Bill. After some debate the House went into…
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MR. INNES moved the second reading of the Mining Bill, which was agreed to without division, and the House went into committee on the bill. The eighth clause was amended so as to bring the…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ Mr. Wearne moved, without previous notice, that Mr. Speaker be directed to issue summonses for the attendance of the witnesses to be examined…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Butler presented a petition from electors of Crookwell, Wheeo, and Grabbon Gullen praying for alterations in the Electoral Act Amendment…
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Mr. BUTLER presented a petition from electors of Crookwell, Wheeo, and Grabben Gullen praying for alterations in the Electoral Act Amendment Bill…
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ln the Legislative Council. â Mr. Inues moved the third reading of the [?] Bill. [?]…
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Sir W. MANNING moved that the report from the select committee on the Legislative Council Bill, laid upon the table on the 26th ultimo, be now adopted. Having made a few allusions to the…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ Mr. Buchanan moved the adjournment of the House for the purpose of defending himself from the censure of the Conial Secretary for his conduct in…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ The Civil Process Bill was read a third time, passed, and ordered to be transmitted to the Legislative Council…
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Ministers stated, in answer to questions, that the Government had not arrived at any decision in the proposed expedition to assist Andrew Hume in a search for the alleged survivor of the…
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IN the Legislative Council, Mr. Innes moved the second reading of the Insolvency Laws Amendment Bill, which, he said was to expedite and lessen the expensiveness of…
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Mr. INNES moved the second reading of the Insolvency Laws Amendment Bill, which he said was to expedite and lessen the expensiveness of proceedings in insolvency by bringing about unity…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ Ministers stated, in answer to questions, that the boys Pemrooke and Ordige (convicted at Yass of stealing the contents of letters) were sentenced by…
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Ministers stated in answer to questions, that the report of the Public Charities' Commission was in progress, and that the sum of £2204 7s. 10d. had already been paid on account of the commission;…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ In reply to a question by Mr. C. Campbell, it was stated by Mr. Samuel, that the question whether any further steps should be taken to ascertain…
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In reply to a question by Mr. C. CAMPBELL, it was stated by Mr. SAMUEL [?] the question whether any further steps should be taken to ascertain whether one of the survivors of the…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ Minister stated, in answer to question that it was not the intention of the Government to revert to the former table for the Great Southern…
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