Victorian Parliament
The following additional members have been returned during the past week:â Dundas.................Mr W T Mollison Belfast ..................Mr John Hood…
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Telegraphic Despatches. (From the Melbourne Journals.) Parliament of New South Wales. Sydney, Wednesday, September 15
Committees were appointed in the Assembly on the working of the University and Grammar Schools. Thursday. On the motion of Mr. Cowper, a Committee of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic Despatches. (From the Melbourne Journals.) Parliament of New South Wales. Sydney, Wednesday, September 21
The debate on the separation of Moreton Day has been postponed, Resolutions have been carried condemning postage on newspapers. Dr. Lang has brought in a Bill for Triennial Parliaments…
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Both the Herald and Empire this morning attack Dr. Lang’s Separation motion. On the meeting of the Assembly, Captain Russell gave notice of a motion to have it publicly torn, as a disgrace to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic Despatches. (From the Melbourne Journals.)PARLIAMENT of New South Wales. Sydney
Queensland is to have a responsible Government, and a nominated Upper House. The thermometer was over 90 in the shade to-day, and there has been one death from sun-stroke…
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The Reformed-Parliament of Victoria was formally opened by the Governor in person on Tuesday week. There was an unusually large 2 crowd in the vicinity the Parliament Houses, and eight hundred tickets…
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THE old game of âKnock âem downsâ was to commence afresh yesterday in the Parliament of New South Wales. In this remote corner of the colony, political news has not…
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ON WEDNESDAY Mr. Service brought up the Sale of Crown Lands Bill, and entered into explanation of its details in pretty nearly the same terms at have been en ployed by Mr. Wood…
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The second reading of the Land Bill has been postponed to the 2nd January, after the Christmas recess…
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On the 15th, Mr. Barton brought forward his motion for the payment of members. The hon. member considered it desirable that there should be a class of professional politicians in the House,…
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In the Assembly, on the 14th inst., Mr. Samuel moved that the House go into Committee of Supply. Mr. Parkes said, if it was intended to proceed with the Estimates for 1860, he had an…
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