An Election Incident
A somewhat remarkable incident took place at the counting of the voting papers at Remford on Monday, July 22nd. After each candidate's…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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Parliament of New South Wales. (Herald) Tuesday, September 24. Legislative Assembly. the Dean Cash
The well-rememberad case of George Dean was recalled in a petition brought forward by Mr. Chapman. He based his appeal on a question that had been asked in the Legislative Council last…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parliament of N. S. WALE Petition from George Dean. Seduction of Annual Rentals. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
IN the Assembly to-day, a petition was presented from George Dean, in reference to the recent questions asked in the Council and Mr Want's…
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The Loan Bill, the Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill, the Land Tax Bill, the Income Tax Bill, and the Customs Duties Bill were received from the As…
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"Vote for our Bill," said a Blackcountry collier some 50 years ago. "Why." asked his mate. "What good as e done, I should like to…
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Mr. Meagher made the statement elsewhere reported, THE CIVIL SERVICE. Mr. Reid asked for leave to introduce his bill to…
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The time of the Council last evening was taken up in listening to speeches about the Bean case, summaries of which we print elsewhere…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament of New South Wales. Thursday. October 3. Legislative Council. the Land and Income Taxes
An avalanche of petitions from various parts of the colony was, figuratively speaking, poured upon the President, and in every case the burden of the song was that the petitioners humbly prayed the…
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The Council was on Wednesday engaged in the Dean case. On Thursday, all the evening was spent in discussion on the Loan Bill. Several members indicated a…
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Luave of absence for the remainder of the session was grunted to Mr G. A. Lloyd, on account of ill health. The Loan Bill was road a third time…
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AFTER his arrest on Tuesday evening, which was published in Wednesday's ARGUS, Dean was placed in the padded cell at the Water Police Station, and a police…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Vacancy in Phillip Division. Partes a Candidate. [By Telegraph] Sydney
SIR HENRY PARKES has definitely decided to contest the vacant seat of Mr Meagher for the Philip Division…
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New Zealand decided the other day that women should not be allowed to sit in the House of Representatives. It may not be generallyknown (says the…
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In the Assembly to-day the business be far was unimportant Mr Crick was present and took part in the proceedings…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Phillip Division Election. The Nominations. Parkes Retires
THE nominations for the Phillip Division were as follow :—Hodgson (F), Copeland (P), J. Wilson (L), J. Hanraban (P), W. Dumbrel (I). Sir…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Rylstone Election. Fitzpatrick Returned Again
THE polling in connection with the Rylstone election took ' place on Monday, and considerable interest was centred in the contest, which wan…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-dai's Telegrams. Sydney. the Polling for Phillip Division
The polling in connection with tho Phillip Division election commenced at eight o'clock this morning in the Exhibition Building. The supporters of each candidate are working hard, and everything…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament of New South Wales. Wednesday, October 16. Legislative Council. Bills Paused
The House passed the third readings of the Joint Stock Companies Arrangement Act Amendment Bill and the Co-operative Colliery Tramway Bill, and ordered the measures to be sent to the…
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The Joint Stock Companies Arrangement Act Amendment Bill was read a third time, and passed, and forwarded to the Legislative Assembly…
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The polling on Thursday for the candidates for representation of Sydney—Phillip, in the room of Mr. R. D Meagher, resulted thus:— Henry Copeland (P.)...............423…
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