Scene in Parliament
Parliament has rarely witnessed such a scene of extreme disorder as on Friday evening last. The Education (Local Authority Default) Bill was in committee. Its…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Parliament of New South Wales
As soon os the Legislative Council met yesterday for the resumption of business after the adjournment for re-election of Minister, Mr. Hughes, as the representative…
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When the House met, and the Speaker had , taken the chair. Mr. Watson, who was received with cheers, moved, "That the present Administration…
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The No Confidence Motion. In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr Watson (N.S.W), who was received with cheers, moved,…
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The newly-elected Ministers took the oath of allegiance. Mr Carruthers, the Premier, who was received with Ministerial cheers,…
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The Legislative Council having merely formal business to transact yesterday, only .snit for about an hour. My'. Trickett was unanimously re-elected Chairman of…
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The debate on the want of confidence motion was resumed. Mr. Johnson complained of the unscrupulous tactics of the unscrupulous tactics of the Opposition, and twitted…
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The re-assembling of a Parliament is always a matter of interest to the country at large, and particularly is this the case when Parliament…
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PARLIAMENT has once more assembled, this time for the transaction of business in earnest. The session is to be a short [?] mainly devoted to financial matters…
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In the Assembly, on Thursday, Mr. Fleming crave notice of motion to the effect that, in the Interests of Rood government, no intoxicating liquors should be…
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Mr. Lonsdale resumed the debate on the vote of want of confidence. He defended Mr. Reid's administration of the finances of New South Wales, and said that if: here was…
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AS soon as the Legislative Council met on Tuesday for the resumption of business after the adjournment for the re-election of Ministers, Mr. Hughes, as the representative…
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In the House, on Tuesday, Mr. Watson moved, "That the present Administration does not possess the confidence of the House." He said there was no…
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Parliament has rarely witnessed such a scene of extreme disorder as on Friday evening last. The Education (Local Authority Default) Bill was in committee. Its…
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The Speaker announced that he bad received for nomination to the Public Works Committee the names of the following gentlemen:-Messrs. Miller…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Watson (N.S.W.), who was received with cheers, moved, "That the present Administration does not possess…
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Mr Lonsdale (N.S.W.) resumed the debate on the vote of want of confidence. He defended Mr Reid's administration of the finances of New…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Muswellbrook Chronicle O, sacred weapon, left for truth's defence sole dread of folly, vice and insolence, Reverent we touch thee! but with honest zeal To rouse the henchman of the public weal. Saturday, Sept. 24, 1904. Parliament
IN the State Parliament routine business is proceeding quietly. Mr. Carruthers has foreshadowed certain necessary reforms. His programme, however, is…
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Judga Paiker, in accepting the nomination of the Democratic party to the Presidency of the United States, advocated prudent tariff reform and legislation to control trusts…
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