The Macleay Election
THE fight has been lost and won. Of course the matter of the protest to the nomination papers has yet to be decided, but with that we have nothing…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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A Candidate for Raleigh horsewhipped
THE Raliegh Sun of Friday last says:--"Mr. W. T. Pullen, one of the candidates for Raleigh, gave a very practical illustration on Monday last,…
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THE writer of Fugitive Notes in the S.M. Herald says:--There is something pleasantly significant in the picture of a number of cabmen playing…
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Mr. Greene (freetrader) has been returned for Grenfell by a majority of two. This completes the elections. The state of the parties now is:--…
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MR. W. H. Vivian accompanied by Mr. B. Bennett, drove from Kempsey to Port Macquarie on Wednesday, to thank his friends there for there for the support…
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It is almost certain that Mr. Williard will be unseated for the Tweed as at the time of his election he had only been four months in the colony. If…
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IT is announced in the supplement to the 'Government Gazette,' that the election of Mr. William Affleck for the…
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ONE of the first measures that will be brought forward by the new Government in Parliament will be a bill dealing with the great question of land reform. As has…
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The sittings of Parliament for " the despatch of business" were commenced yesterday. Truth asserts that the Reid Government…
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Parliament was opened to-day with the usual ceremonies. The Governor's speech, which has been awaited with so much interest,…
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 28. -- " I now leave yon to the discharge of your high and honorable duties, and pray that the Giver of all Good may direct your endeavours to…
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH. --Formal business occupied fully an hour. Mr. Schey once more came to the fore with a motion in favor of eight hours being…
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 11. -- Buoyed up with the remembrance of their good work of the previous week, members of the Assembly met together in the mood of a…
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 18TH.--Parliament today made an ass of itself in declaring in favor of the extension of the franchise to women. No questions of…
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th.--The Civil Service Board's report, railway grants, Circular Quay Improvements, Mr. Galton's appointment as historigrapher to the…
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TUESDAY, OCT. 2ND.--Members spent most of the sitting in debating whether or not they should be paid for their services. Barrister Knox moved for leave to bring…
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TUESDAY, OCT. 9TH.--The Assembly today got through considerable business. Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan introduced a bill to amend the law of defamation and libel,…
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16.--The most interesting event in the Assembly to-day was the refusal of the House to agree to a motion by Mr. O'Sullivan for the…
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TUESDAY, OCT. 23RD.--Mr. Farnell to-day obtained leave to introduce his protection to native flora bill. A bill to further amend the Licensing Act was…
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30.--Mr. Barnes' first-born, the Cootamundra Racecourse Bill, was referred to a Select Committee. Mr. Varney Parkes moved for a Select…
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