Dr. Liddell and the Federal Parliament
During the debate on the motion of want of confidence, in the Federal Parliament, Dr. Frank Liddell, the member representing this electorate…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Council
In the Council yesterday, Mr. Humphrey moved that the "Presbyterian Church Property Consolidation Bill be passed through all its remaining stages…
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In the Council yesterday, On the motion of Mr. Hughes, the Standing Orders were suspended to permit of the passage of the temporary Supply Bill,…
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In the House, on Friday. The no-confidence motion was further debated, the speakers being the Minister of Defence (Mr. McCay), and Mr. Mahon (W.A.)…
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On Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Wade, Attorney-General, in reply to Mr. Fegan, said the question of introducing during the present session a measure…
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In the world of politics we have rarely seen such a violent attack upon public men as may be found in Mr. Frederic Harrison's article in the "Positivist Review." As a rule,…
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Upon the adjournment of the Budget debate, Mr Carruthers the Premier, moved the suspension of the Standing Orders, to permit of a…
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The polling for the vacency in the representation of the Isle of Thanet in the House of Commons, due to the death of Mr. James Lowther (Conservative), took place…
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In the Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Hogue, Chief Secretary, in reply to Mr. Wood, said he would urge on the passage of the Municipalities Loans Validating…
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Mr Carruthers, the Premier, in reply to Mr Waddell, said he had given notice for the 13th instant, of a motion under which the question of…
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In the Council, yesterday, Mr. Hughes moved the second rending of the Public Works Committee Bill. After debate the motion was agreed to,…
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Senator Sir Josiah Symon, Attorney-General, intimated that the vote of want of confidence was not yet decided, and he moved that the House at its rising adjourn…
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MR. FLEMING meant well in moving that in the interests of good government and the dignity of Parliament, there should be no intoxicating liquor served in the Parliamentary…
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In the House yesterday, Motions were agreed to in regard to the introduction of bills dealing with the Government Savings Bank, ; the appointment of…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Fleming moved—"That, in the opinion of this House, it is desirable, in the interests of good government…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Hogue, Chief Secretary, in reply to Mr. Wood, said he would urge on the passage of the Municipalities Loan Validating…
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The Premier moved—(l) That during the remainder of the present session, unless otherwise ordered, on Tuesday in each week general business…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Webster asked the Prime Minister if it were a fact that prior to the defeat of the Watson Government any promise was made…
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The no-confidence motion was father debatee by Messrs. Chanter, Watkins, Willis (N.S.W.) McWilliams (Tas.). Mr. Willis was given leave to continue his speech at…
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