Commonwealth Parliament
On Thursday, in the House, The debate was resumed by Mr. Watson, who gave a half-rated support to the Government, and continued by Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Piesse against…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The State Parliament. Legislative Council
Yesterday, in the Legislative Council, the Municipal District of Inverell Reduced Area Bill was read a second time, and taken through committee. On the motion of Mr. Wise, a Lill giving coroners…
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Mr. Barton informed the House of Representatives yesterday morning that Mr. B. D. Morehead, of Brisbane, had written to him complaining that the quotation used by him (the Premier) when moving…
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In the House, on Friday, The debate on the want of confidence motion was resumed by Mr. Joseph Cook, who declared there was a widespread feeling of anxiety and…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday. Sir. Archer culled the attention of the House to an article headed " A Legislative Scandal" which appeared in a Sunday newspaper, and which he…
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THE Assembly had another all-night sitting, and after pussing the Works astimates adjourned a little before nine this morning until Tuesday,…
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ON Tuesday the member for Northumberland, Mr. John Norton, proprietor of a paper called Truth, was called upon to appear at the Bar of…
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The debate on Mr. Reid's motion of censure was resumed in the House of Representatives yesterday. It was remarked that Mr. Skene and Mr. Knox, two of three Victorian revenue tariffists, who announced…
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THE Prime Minister last night extricated the Assembly from the false position into which be had brought it by assenting last week to Mr. Archer's motion respecting the editor of…
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Yesterday, in the Assembly, Mr. Norton was present, and when the formal business of the sitting had been dealt with and the questions addressed to Ministers had been answered…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the Speaker read a message from the Lieutenant-Governor conveying the Royal assent to the following…
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Affairs took a new turn in the House of Representatives night. Mr. Thomas moved and amendment on Mr. Reid's motion to the effect that the effect that the Government proposals are also unsatisfactory, because no prevision…
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Yesterday in the Legislative Council. The Industrial Arbitration Bill was further dealt with in Committee. Lengthened debate took place over propositions to include and to exclude all…
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In the Assembly on Thursday a bill defining the privileges, immunities, and powers of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Now…
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The Prime Minister on Tuesday extricated the Assembly from the false position into which he had brought it by assenting last week to Mr. Archer's motion respecting the editor of…
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Every sitting during the week ended yesterday, of the House of Representatives has been taken up by continued debate on Mr…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Norton was present, and when the formal business of the sitting had been dealt with and the questions addressed…
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Mr. Norton was present, and the Speaker brought forward the question of privilege as affecting the member for Northumberland, and asked if that gentleman wished to offer any explanation or…
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Up to noon to-day the returns received from Condobolin give the following totals:—Stewart 763, Clara 713. Figures from nine more polling places are still to come in…
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The Imperial Parliament has been further proregued till December 14…
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