Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly to-day the unemployed question was brought up by Sir Henry Parkes, who said that he was asked some days ago whether the Government would find shelter in a drillshed for a…
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Politics & elections, 1890
174 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 9
The Imperial Parliament. LONDON, May 20
Owing to persistent opposition, it is the intention of the Government to vigorously apply the closure…
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In the Assembly this afternoon an announcement was made by Mr. Bruce Smith relative to the accident to Sir Henry Parkes, [?] said, had expressed regret that he should…
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WE (Dispatch) understand that Messrs. Ryrie, O'Sullivan, Fletcher, and Cricket, Ms.L.A., intend shortly visiting Nerriga and delivering address there. Mr. Hutchings, of Tarago,…
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In the Legislative Council to night the business was not of n very important character. The debate on the federation proposals was further adjourned for a week. The Criminal Law Act…
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We notice that Mr. W. G. Henderson is one of those who succeeded in passing the intermediate law examination for solicitors…
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With the view of overcoming the strong obstruction of the opponents of the Tithes, Irish Land Purchase, and Local Government Bills, the Government proposes that these measures shall…
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A meeting of Liberal Unionists was held yesterday, at which a resolution was carried supporting the proposals of Lord Salisbury regarding the course of procedure in Parliament as…
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The Right Hon. W. H. Smith, First Lord of the Treasury, has given notice of resolutions in the House of Commons to authorise the carrying over of certain Bills to next session…
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THE protectionists of Balmain and Leichhardt held a meeting in the Belle Vue Hotel on Wednesday night. Mr. W. W[?] occupied the chair, and explained the circumstances of the…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday night Mr. O’Connor said that he was anxiously awaiting an opportunity of introducing a bill to provide for a penny postage Mr. M[?]Millan the Treasurer, said that it was…
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The death is announced of Mr. Thomas Gordon Gibbons Danger, the Parliamentary representative of the Namoi electorate, which occurred at his residence, Stanmore, on Friday…
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The election for Barrow-in-Furness took place to-day. The Liberal candidate, Mr. Doucan, was elected by a majority of 714 over Mr. W.S. Caine, who had resigned his East in order to test…
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The Select Committee of the House of Commons which was appointed to consider the procedure resolutions of the Government has by a majority of two rejected a report brought up by Mr…
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AT the meeting of the conference of agricultural societies on Tuesday last, Mr. W. H. Oram moved, and Mr. Miller (Cootamundra) seconded--"That this conference…
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MR. JOHN NORTON has been unanimously selected as the Protectionist candidate to contest the vacancy in the Hartley doctorate caused by the resignation of Mr. John…
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IN the assembly on Tuesday, Mr. M’Millon, the Treasurer, said that the question of prohibiting the the sale of diseased cattle and the law in relation to the sale of diseased meat were, under the…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Copeland, on a question of privilege, drew attention to a leader which appeared in Friday’s Daily Telegraph with respect to the charges against the Vernon…
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ON Tuesday last the nominations in connection with the election for Hartley took place at Lithgow. Mr. John Hurley and Mr. John Norton were nominated…
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IN the Council on Wednesday the Governor's assent to the Nyngan and Cobar Railway Bill was, announced. Several measure, including the Wentworth…
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