Parliament of N.S. Wales
In the Lesislative Council the motion for the second reeding of the Workere's Combination Laws Declaration [?] was negtived by 22 votes to 3…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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Parliament of N. S. Wales. Monday's Sitting
IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr Willis brought in a bill to repeal the Masters and Servants Act of 1857 and the Agreements Validating Act, and to…
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THE somewhat sober reports of Parliamentary precendings which appear in the Sydney press from day to-day give nothing like an adequate idea of the…
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The Minister of Mines, in reply to a question, said the number of men employed in or about gold mines in New South Wales was 12,589, in silver mines 5806, in tin mines 2172, in copper mines 716…
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In the Legislative Assembly, among the formal motions agreed to, was one by Mr Houghtan as follows:âThat leave be given to bring in a bill to amend the Public Works…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, after some unimportant peliminary business, Mr Copeland moved the second'rending of the Parliamentary Sessions Bill,…
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The Premier, in reply to a question by Mr. Houghton, said the whole subject of the establishment of a State Labour Bureau in the colony, with branches in different centres of population, had…
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EARLY on Friday morning last the Speaker's room at Parliament House was broken into and the mace stolen, and so far the detectives have, been…
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In reply to a question, the Treasurer said: I think I shall be in a position to make the Financial Statement on Tuesday, the 27th of October. Mr. Houghton obtained leave to bring in a bill…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Sir Henry Parkes, in reply to Mr M'Gowen, said he would proceed next week with the bill dealwiht the sale of di cased meat…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, on the motion of Mr Schey, the Bill for the Better Securing of Wages of Workmen was read a first time…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Victorian Political Outlook. a General Election Probable. [By Telegraph ] MELBORNE, Friday Evening
RUMOURS are current that a general election is imminent. It is understood that Sir F. Sargood will take the Agent-Generalship. Mr Shiells intends to retire from political…
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Mr. Nicholson, the re-elected member for the Illawarra electorate was, as soon as the Speaker was announced, sworn in. Mr. Inglis made a personal explanation to the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr Cann presented a petition signed by over 3000 residents of the Barrier district, praying for reform in the Licensed Victuallers'…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sworn to no Master, of sect am I, "Be just and fear not." The Singleton Argus. Saturday, October 24Th, 1891. Members of Parliament
IF Sir HENRY PARKES was sincere in all he said recently on the subject of Parliamentary influence, many of the members of our Legislature should not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament. [By Telegraph From Greville's Co.] Wednesday, October 28, 1891. Legislative Council
The House met at the usual hour this afternoon, when the Acting President (Mr. Jacob) announced the decease of one of the oldest members of the Council, the Hon. Wm. Byrnes…
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THE first of the nominations in connection with the members of the now Ministry sacking re election took place to-day. Messrs Barton and Grentham…
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Messrs. Slattery, Minister of Mines and Agriculture; Copeland, Minister of Lands; Lyne, Minister of Works; Suttor, Minister of Public Instruction, have been re-eleoted unopposed…
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The election for the seat for Cork City in the room of, the late' Mr C.S. Par' nell took place on Friday, and resulted in the return of Mr Martin Flavin, a…
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PARLIAMENT opens again to-day. During the past few days the members of the Ministry have been very busy at Cabinet meetings, sitting sometimes late into the…
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