The Week's Parliament
IN the Assembly, Ministers replied to a long series of questions. Amongst others. Sir Henry Parkes, in reply to questions from…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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Cable News. The Elections in America. CANADA. Nov. 8
The elections will result in a modification of the M'Kinley tariff, though the forms of Congress will necessarily delay the repeal of the act…
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A SCENE of extraordinary disorder occurred in in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday night, which resulted in the expulsion of Mr. W. P. Crick, member for West Macquarie,…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to questions, Mr. M’Millan said that the contract for the construction of railway locomotives only had been cancelled. Orders had been placed with Messrs…
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BATHURST, Friday.—There are no less than nine candidates in the field for West Macquarie. Of those Mr. J. C. Fitzpatrick, a firm freetrader, and Mr. T. R. Smith have advertised…
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IN the Assembly. Mr. Mc Millan, in answer to Mr. Lyne, said that no authority had been given for the publication in the press of the plans showing the…
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BATHURST, Monday.—Mr. J. C. Filxpatrick, of Windsor, who announced himself as a free-trade candidate for west Macquarie, met the electors at Perth on Saturday night, when he…
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BATHURST, Tuesday.—It is said that Mr. P. Ryan will retire from the West Macqusrie contest. Mr. Dibbs has sent for him to confer on the subject, and he is now in Sydney with…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. McMillan, the Treasurer, replying to a question, said that the Railway Commissioners would be willing to purchase 100 locomotives, to be made in…
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THE rumours of bribery and corruption which have of late years become so frequent in the proceedings of Parliament, and which especially marked the recent debate upon the Broken Hill…
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Bathurst, Thursday.—Mr. Ryan has announced the withdrawal of his candidature for West Macquarie and has published the appended letter from Mr. Dibbs:—"I have been thinking…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. McMillan, in answer to Mr. Kidd, stated that if engines equal in character in all respects, and built under supervision of an…
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The following is a forecast of the contents of the Speech from the Throne on the opening of the autumn session of the Imperial Parliament to-morrow:—…
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BATHURST, Tuesday.—Mr. Charles Boyd, the freetrade candidate, speaks at Rockley to-morrow, when Mr. Paul, M.P., and other influential local men will assist. The hopes of…
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The Imperial Parliament was opened to-day. The Speech stated that bills would be introduced for the reform of county government in Ireland and for…
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On Tuesday, in reply to a question, Mr. Brunker, the Minister of Lands, stated that the Superintendent of Telegraphs was preparing a report on the subject of overhead telegraph and telephone wires in the…
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The Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne was agreed to in the House of Lords. In the House of Commons the debate was tame, and the Address was also agreed to…
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In the House of Commons the Address in Reply to the speech from the throne, which, in accordance with the previous determination of the Government was short and, as far as…
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BATHURST, Friday.—Last night Mr. C. Boyd addressed the electors at Newbridge, there being a good attendance. The usual vote of thanks was carried by a majority. He speaks at Perth…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. Brunker, in answer to Mr. McCourt said pember's land was resumed for a cementery at Bowral, on January 24, 1890. The amount…
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