Political Parliament
IN the Council on Wednesday. The second reading of the Navigation Amendment Bill was moved by Mr. Mackay, and on the motion of Mr. Want, the debate…
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Politics & elections, 1899
237 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 11 of 12
In Parliament
Whilst Mr. A. Griffith was addressing the House on the proposal to send troops to the Transvaal, shortly after midnight on Thursday night, 19th inst…
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A PETITION is to the presented to Parliament (says the AUSTRALIAN STAR), on behalf of Colonel Waddell against the election of Mr. Nielsen for Burruwa The petition is Wed tin the ground…
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MR. A. J. BRYSON, one of the candidates for the vacancy in East Ward, addressed a meeting in the Eastgrove school-room on Friday evening, Mr. J. W. McGregor being in the chair. He said he took…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest. The Transvaal. Successful Sorties From Kimberley. 13,000 Refugees at Durban and East London. "Half Man, Half Woman." Skirmish at Rhodes' Drift. America's Generous Gift. Prorogation of Imperial Parliament. London, Friday. Kimberley
Two successful sorties were made from Kimberley in armoured trains, several Boers being killed. The British loss was three killed and 21 wounded…
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ON Friday evening Mr. A. J. Bryson addressed a meeting of electore in the Eastrgrove schoolroom ; Mr. McGregor in the chair. He death with municipal mattere generally and…
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Having finished the business in connection with the campaign in the Transvaal, for which it was specially summoned, Parliament was prorogued to-day…
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IN the Assembly yesterday, A message was received from the Governor asking that provision be made to meet the expenses in connection with a bill to sanction…
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Mr. Guthrie, a Liberal Unionist, has succeeded the Hen. L. R Holland, who resigned his seat, in the representation of Bow and Bromley (Lower Hamlets) in the House of Commons. Mr. Guthrie…
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ON Wednesday to the Council. The second reading of the Navigation Act Amendment Bill wee further discussed, nod the debate adjourned until Wednesday…
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THE election of an alderman to fill the vacancy in the East Ward, caused by the retirement of Mr. E. Howard, took place yesterday. Very little interest was manifested in the affair, and the voting was…
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THE official declaration of the poll for cast ward election was made by the mayor at noon on Saturday. Only some five ratepayers were present. The mayor announced the…
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IN the Assembly yesterday. A petition wee presented from Penrith storekeepers asking for the extension of the Early-closing Bill to that town…
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WE have been reliably informed that the much [?] petition against the election of Mr. Niel Nielsen: as member for Burrowa will not see the light of day, as those most directly concerned, have…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Notwithstanding the uncertainty that exists in West Australia as to the adoption of the Commonwealth Bill by that colony, the Premier, Sir…
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Mr. Edgar Vincent (Conservative) has been elected to the vacant seat for Exeter in the House of Commons by a majority of 659, defeating Mr. Bright, the Radical candidate…
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In the Council en Wednesday, The Coal and shale Mines Hours Regulation Bill and the Broken Hill Electric Lighting Bill were read a first time…
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Roughly speaking, the Cape Parliament [?] mainly of lawyers, doctors, and farmers, with a sprinkling of merchants, three journalists, and two or three…
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YESTERDAY in the Assembly, The Tamworth Showground Bill and the Terrace-street Closing Bill were read a third time, and forwarded to the Council with the…
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ON Wednesday in the Council— Petitions were presented from miners employed at the Hotton and Bullock Island collteries praying the house to pass a bill for…
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