New South Wales Parliament
In the Council, on the 21st April, the Census Bill was read a third time and passed…
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New South Wales Parliament. [Owing to a press of matter, the following was omitted from our last issue.]LEGISLATIVE Assembly. April 26. Deficiency Loans Bill
The Appropriation Bill was brought in and read a first time. Mr. Samuel moved the second reading of the Deficiency Loans Funding Bill…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New South Wales. Parliament. May 3. the Loans Bill of 1870: Difficulties Between the Two Houses
The House resolved itself into Committee on the Loans Bill of 1870. Mr Docker proposed to amend by striking out certain items which would reduce the whole [?]…
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CENSUS BILL.—On the 25th May, an attempt was made to expunge from the Census Bill all the provisions relating to the religion of the people of this colony, hut it was unsuccessful, and [?]…
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PAYMENT OF MEMBERS—On the 9th inst., the Ministry [?] in reply to a question, that it was not their intention to introduce a bill providing for the payment of members of the Legislature…
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ADOLOTION STATE-AID TO RELIGION.—In the Assembly on the 15th instant, the second reading of the State-aid Abolition Bill was carried almost unanimously. The grant is to remain in force until 1875,…
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Ministers, in answer to question, said that the Government had sent home debentures to the value of £450,000, with orders to realise to the extent of £322,709—that the money was raised under nineteen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament. (From the S. M. Herald). AUGUST 23. Amendment of the Land Law
Mr G A Lloyd asked the Colonial Secretary,—[?] it the intention of the Government to introduce any measure during the present session to amend the land law, so [?] to make the country more attractive to…
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In the Legislative Council, Mr Alexander Campbell moved the resolution standing in his name with reference to the Loan Fund, and addressed the House at length on the expediency of separating that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament. [Part of the following was crowded out from our last issue.] Separation of the Loan Fund From Ordinary Revenue
In the Legislative Council on the 7th instant, the House proceeded to the resumption of the adjourned debate of the question, on motion of Mr Alexander Campbell,—1. That, in the opinion of this…
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THE hon member for Balranald electorate, Mr. J. J. Phelps, is, we hear, about to bring a hill into the Assembly to regulate the steam traffic on the Darling, as far as the machinery…
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On the 20th September, Mr Samuel, in answer to a question from Mr Parkes, said that the Estimates were not yet ready, but probably he would be able to make his financial statement in the first weak of…
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In the Assembly on the 27th September, Ministers, in answer to questions, said that the number of free selections in the last six months of 1868 was 1,625, and in the same period of 1869, 2,588, and the…
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DIS[?] PARTY DEBATE.—In the Assembly on the 6th instant, the debate proceeded with on the following resolutions moved by Sir James Martin, upon which the motion of adjournment had been…
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Sir H. Parkes has forwarded to the Foreign Office a condensed summary of a debate in the Japanese Parliament last year on the subject of the national custom of sucide by…
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In the Council on October 26, Mr Salomons moved the second reading of the Unclaimed Balances Appropriation Bill, explaining that these balances, originally deposited by the government in the Saving…
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On the 2nd instant, the House went into Committee of Ways and Means. Mr Mucleay resumed the debate on the financial proposals of the Government. Beginning with the speech of the Treasurer, he…
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After a long discussion upon a motion moved by Mr. Samuel for postponing the debate the House want into committee of ways and [?] Mr. [?] considered the Government entitled to…
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On the 15th instant, Captain Onslow moved for the appointment of a commission to enquire into the working of the Civil Service. Mr Cowper doubted if men could be found in the…
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On the 23rd ultimo, the debate on the Treasurer’s proposals was once more resumed. Mr Samuel said be was now going to ask the House to agre[?] in detail, to the schedule of article[?]…
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