Parliament of N. S. WALES The Vote of Censure. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
IN the Assembly to-day there was a large attendance of members, and the questions and private business having been postponed, Mr Lyne, amidst a…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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Parliament Op New South Wales. Wednesday, June 24. Legislative Council, the Public Service Board
Mr. O'Connor, in an able speech, trenchantly criticised the action taken by the board, and referred with special emphasis to the removal at a moment's: notice of Mr. Fraser, the Under—Secretary…
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In connection with the electoral campaign in Canada the following Ministers have been reelected :—Sir Charles Tupper, Premier and Secretary of State; the Hon. W. B. Ives, Minister for…
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The Liberals have obtained a majority of thirtysix as the result of the Parliamentary elections in Canada. There was a remarkable change in the province of Quebee where much discontent prevails…
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When the President of the Legislative Council took the chair yesterday afternoon there were only seventeen members present. The Standard Time Act Amendment Bill find the Bank Holiday Act…
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Further particulars from Canada regarding the elections state that four of the Ministers have been defeated. The result of the elections in Quebec turned the scale against the Government. The…
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Mr R. E. O'Connor moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to the action of the Public Service Board in regard to the reorganisation of the Justice…
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A good deal of interest was taken in the discussion in the Legislative Council on Wednesday night in regard to the reorganisation of the…
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RESULTS of the general election in the Dominion of Canada come scarcely as a surprise, for the seasoned politician learns among other lessons to be astonished at no outcome…
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In consequence of the defeat of the Government at the general election in Canada, Mr. Wilfrid Lourier, the leader of the Opposition, has been [?] with the task of forming a now Ministry…
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IN the Assembly to-day, so far the general business has been unimportant. Tha Coal Mines Regulation Bill passed its third reading, and also the…
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The Coalmines Regulation and the Mining Laws Amendment Bills were passed. MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT. Mr. Rigg moved the adjournment to call attention…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parliament of New South Wales. (Herald.) Wednesday, July 1. Legislative Council. Personal Explanation
Mr. R. E. O'Connor made a personal explanation in reference to the remarks made by him last week as to the knowledge of the Minister of Justice of the intention of the civil service Board to retire…
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THE PARKES FAMILY RELIEF BILL. The Parkes Family Relief Bill was read the third time and returned to the Assembly. STATE CHILDREN RELIEF ACT AMLNDMENT BILL…
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A message was received from the Governor notifying that the Imported Stock Acts Amendment Bill had received the Royal assent…
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Results of the general election in the Dominion of Canada come scarcely as a surprise, for the seasoned politician learns among other lessons to be astonished at no outcome…
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IN the Assembly to-day the Premier promised to take steps on Thursday for the introduction of an Electoral Act Amendment Bill. Mr L. C. R…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament of New South Wales. Tuesday, July 7, 1896. Legislative Assembly. Questions
Some of the questions were more or less interesting. In the ten years between 1886 and 1895 forty persons were sentenced to death for murder, and of these twenty were [?]…
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In the Council the State Children's Belief Bill was read the third time, and forwarded to the Assembly for consideration, and in committee a resolution was carried not to insist upon the…
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A division was taken, and the third reading of this bill was negatived by 15 to 13. THE DENTISTS BILL. The House went into committee for farther…
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