Our Sydney Letter. (From Our Correspondent.) Parliament
The Parliamentaay session just opened is probably unique.Political life has never been so pure as it might be; but never before has there…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Commonwealth Parliament
In the Senate,yesterday, The Tariff was further considered in committed A proposal to let in smoked and other dry preserved meats free was nagatived, but preserved meat in…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr.See, the Premier, with Concurrence, Moved the adoption of tho following, address We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South Africa. Terms of Peace. Statement in Parliament. [?] in England. London
[?] of Parliament were []? to hear the announcement by Ministers of the terms of [?]…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. McGowen resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply, and opposed the amendments. The debate was continued Mr. Ashton. Mr. Holman, and…
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Consideration of the tariff was resumed in committee. Onions were kept at 1s per owt., peel drained or preserved at 1d per lb., pickles at 6s to 49 per dozen and ls 4d per gallon, and the House…
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Both House of Parliament were crowded to-night to hear the announcement by Ministers of the terms of peace…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The tariff was further considered in committee, and after long discussion the duty on rice was reduced to be per cental. Sago and tapioca 4s per…
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On Friday, in the Senate, The Governor-General's Establishment Bill was passed. Debate ensued on the second rending of the Supply…
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On Wednesday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. See, the Premier, with concurrence, moved the adoption of the following address:—"We, your Majesty's moat dutiful and loyal subjects, the…
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In the House of Commons last night Mr. A. H. Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury, moved- "That a grant of .£50,000 be made to viscount Kitchener for his services in the war in South Africa…
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Nature once again last week get no sign that a great political cataclyan was on hand, caused by the frantic desire of Lee to appropriate the position…
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THE by-election at Inverell followed that of Pyrmkont in both cases the fight wa between a caucus-Labor candidate and a supporter of the Government, and in…
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THERE is a rumour that an attempt is to be made to oust Mr Jones from his seat in Parliament for Inverell, on the ground of certain alleged informal…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, In reply to questions, Senator O'Connor stated that the Committee of Public Accounts would be appointed shortly after the end of the financial year,…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly. Mr,Seo the Premier in answer to Mr. J. Hurley, said he had that day sent, through the Governor, to Lord Milner, High Commissioner for South Africa…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, Consideration in committee of the tariff was resumed. The exemption list for bags and sacks,10 percent. was largely extended. A long debate…
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Yesterday in tho Legislative Council, The Deputy President read a letter received from the Governor, thanking the House for its…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator O'Connor, the vice-President of the Executive Council, stated, in reply to questions, that it was not proposed to make any fresh arrangement ,…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, The debate on the Address-in-reply was continued ' by Messrs: Webster, Fleming, Briner, Gormly, Crick, and Wood, and at midnight was still proceeding…
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