New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Friday April 5
In reply to Mr. DICE, as to " When the Government intended to fill up the office of Solicitor-General ? " Mr. COWTER said, " Not at present."…
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By Electric Telegraph. Melbourne. Thursday Night. the Parliament
IN the Assembly last night the second reading of the Gold Export Abolition Bill took place, with the result of carrying the measure, the ayes being 21, and the noes 17. The Government supported but…
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The Council met on Tuesday. Leave of absence was granted to Mr Beckett, not without, however, some conversation. Mr Copuin wanted to know who was to represent the Government in a âBeckettâs…
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In the Council, on the 11th, the House went into committee on the Wahgunyah Murray River Bridge Companyâs Bid, and all the unopposed cynics and schedules were gone through, Progress was reported…
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On the 5th of February was formally opened the third session of the sixth Parliament of the reign of Queen Victoria, with all the pomp and ceremony which befits these great…
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The Cattle Disease Prevention Act passed through committee and was returned to the Assembly without amendments. On the motion of Mr. BOURNE RUSSELL, the…
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Mr J. D. Wood presented a petition from one John Mitchell, praying that he might be permitted to appear before the Elections and Qualifications Committee, to oppose the prayer of the petition which…
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In the Council on the 10th, Mr. Isaacs withdrew his opposition to proceeding to the firs! reading of the Legislative Council Bill, although he had not altered his opinion that the mode of…
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In reply to Mr. DEAS THOMSON as to when the Government intend to answer to the communications of the Chief Secretary of Victoria, inviting the concurrence of the New South Wales Government, in…
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On Tuesday, in the Assembly, we reported in our Telegram last Wednesday, Major-General Pratt received an address of congratulation upon business in New Zealand, . . . Mr Donald presented a…
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In the Council on the 18th., the Land Bill was further considered in committee. The Secretary for lands succeeded in carrying, by 18 to 12, an amendment on the sixth clause, whereby the second class…
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In the Legislative Council, on Thursday, the Acting President announced this a message had been received from the Legislative Assembly transmuting a Bull [?] an âAct to Provide for the…
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On the 23rd, the Upper House were stil hacking and hewing at the Laud Bill. The chief of [?] upon the Bill as passed in the Assembly, were in clauses 6 and 7, which now stand as follows:â…
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The House went into Committee on the Crown lands' Alienation Bill. The 6th clause, as passed, reads thus :— “ Crown lands held under lease, Or promise of lease,…
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On Tuesday, in the Council. His Excellency the Governor gave the Royal assent to the following Bills : âAn Art for the More Certain and [?] Recovery of Debts and Demands ; the…
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The Council on the 25th went into committee for the further consideration of the Wahgunyah Murray River Bridge Hill. The bill was gone through, and reported, with amendments, to the…
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Messages brought up from the Assembly :— The Bill to provide for the salary and tenure of office of the Commissioner of Insolvency, was read a first time. The Council Bill to continue temporary…
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The Legislative Assembly met again on Thursday. in answer to Mr Donald Mr. Ho[?] said it was the [?]on of the government to [?] in 10th [?]the public…
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In IFouncil on the 1st, the Land Bill received; finishing touch in committee. The chief actions were the omission of the proviso which owed free selectors to put off the final…
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On the motion of the ATTORNEY -GENERAL, seconded by Mr. DOCE[?], the Insolvent Commissioners was read a second time. The House went into Committee to consider the…
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