The Elections To-day
We have made arrangements for the receipt of telegrams announcing the result of to-day's polling at as early an hour as possible, and for the convenience of all interested, this office will be…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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Political. the Late Elections
THE following constituencies returned an additional member at the late elections: Balmain, Bourke, Canterbury, Central Cumberland, Glen Innes, Illawarra, Macleay…
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The real business of Parliament was entered upon on Thursday, commencing with the opening speech. In the Upper House, Mr. Burton announced…
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THE following is the speech read by his Excellency the Governor at the opening of Parliament on Wednesday last:— " HONORABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE…
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At 10 minutes to 5 o'clock the order of the day for the resumption of the adjourned debate on the address in reply to the Governor's speech was called on in the Legislative Assembly yesterday…
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The report of the Commissioners, dated January 25, was laid on the table of the Assembly on Tuesday. It opens with extracts from the reports of the debates containing the charges or…
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ON December 19 last a Royal Commission, consisting of Messers. C. E. Pilcher (president). Edward [?]Knox, and Alfred Lamb, was appointed "to make a strict and…
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AFTER the questions with notice had been disposed of in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, there were, as usual, several inconvenient questions…
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A letter was read from Mr. Fitzgerald M.P., in the Assembly on Tuesday evening, tendering his resignation as a member of the Elections and…
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IN the Legislative Assembly Mr, Allan obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the law relating to mortgages. Mr. Chapman obtained leave for the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly— Mr. Crick, who it appears has been the legal adviser to the prisoner Buttner, asked the Minister for Justice in the Assembly…
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IN the Legislative Assembly— Mr. M'Court has turned his back upon the pretty little dairy farms of Camden, and having taken up the big…
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IN the Legislative Assembly— The Divorce Extension Bill, the measure which, it will be remembered, has been already passed by both Houses of the…
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Mr. Melville asked the Premier whother, in view of the horrible murder of a policeman on the previous day, he was not prepared to give the police additional means of…
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Mr. Crick asked the Premier whether any further steps had been taken towards the carrying out of that portion of counsel's opinion upon which the Government…
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On the motion of Mr. Sydney Smith, for Mr. O'Connor, the Parliamentary Representatives Allowance Bill was read the third time and ordered to be forwarded to the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly— Mr. M'Millan intends to introduce a temporary Supply Bill in the Assembly to-day. Mr. Creer moved—(1.) That, in the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly— The Colonial Treasurer gave some information with regard to the condition of the colony's finances. The actual revenue…
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Parliament was prorogued on Thursday with the usual ceremonies. His Excellency, in declaring the session closed, read the following address:—…
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In the Assembly, on Wednesday evening, Mr. Crick made the amende honorable for his conduct during the few preceding days. He said he wished to refer to the unfortunate…
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