Personal — Electioneering in Deniliquin
Last Thursday afternoon on infamous assault was made on the proprietor of this journal in the public street by Mr. W. H. Graves, local agent for Messrs. Hyan and Hammond, stock…
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The Murray Election
THE contest in the Murray electorate is now over, of the word “ contest” could be applied where the fight was between substance and shadow. The supporters of Mr. Hunt must have…
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WITHOUT assuming that it is the duty of members elected to the legislature to be guided entirely by the opinion of the majority of the people in every particular, yet…
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In the Assembly, on Friday, the 28th January, the Speaker took the chair at five minutes to twelve o’clock. The following hon, members were in their places :—…
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The nomination of candidates for the three seats which arc now about to become vacant in the Municipal Council took place on Tuesday last, at the Court-House, Albury…
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On Tuesday, the 1st [?] at noon, the nomination of candidates for election to the two seats in the Council now [?] took [?] at the Council Chamber at [?] About [?]…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on the 2nd instant, Mr Buchanan moved the adjournment of the House in order to made some explanation of the charge he had made the precious day against Mr…
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On Thursday the election of Mayor for the ensuing year was proceeded with. The MAYOR haring announced the election of Messrs. M’Lonnon, Edmondson and Hudson as Aldermen, and Messrs. [?]…
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The declaration of the poll for the election of three Aldermen took place at the Court-House on Tuesday last, when the Mayor. as [?] -Officer, declared the voting to have resulted as follows:—Kenneth…
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In the Assembly, on the 8th instant, the only business of public interest was the production of a petition from Arthur Remmington against the return of Mr Fitzpatrick, the present member for Yass…
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STRIPPING OF BARK.—Ministers in answer to questions said that the police had been specially required in the country districts to prevent the stripping of bark. THE ESTIMATES.—The [?] went into Committee…
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IMMIGRATION.—Mr Lloyd moved a resolution [?] of the pinion that renewed immigration [?] of the [?] and that a bill for [?] be introduced. They should import [?]…
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On the motion for going into WAYS AND MEANS. Sir [?] Martin [?] was not his intention to move the amendment of which he had given [?] owing to the [?] that would attend any debate noon it, [?]…
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To reply to a question, Ministers stated that 3 per cent, was deducted from the police pay for the Superannuation Fund—when ill, the police receive half pay, unless the illness is…
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TRIANGULATION OF THE COLONY.—Mr Farnell asked the secretary for [?] down for the purposes of triangulation in any part of the colony other than [?] George?”…
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TELEGRAPHIC AND POSTAGE RATES.—Sir Jennings asked the Postmaster-General,—“1. Whether a reduced scale of telegraphic rites within the colony, and also between this colony and Victoria, has been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Council. March 30. the Roads [?]
Mr Owen moved the second reading of the Bill to provide for and regulate roads, going through the several clauses, nod pointing out their provisions. Mr Dockor pointed out what he considered defects…
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Mr. Deas Thomson presented a petition from Dr. Barker, Bishop of the diocese of Sydney and Metropolitan, against the Matrimonial Causes Bill. Mr. C. Campbell presented a petition against the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Assembly. April 11. Statistics Respecting Albury
Mr Fallon asked the Secretary for Lands,—“ What quantity of land has been selected at the Albury Land Office, since the present Crown Lands’ Alienation Act came into force, up to the 31st December, 1869,—…
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