New South Wales Parliament
On Tuesday, the 6th inst., the old question of payment of members was once more brought forward, this time by Mr. Terry, who moved that the House should go into Committee to consider…
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New South Wales Parliament
On Tuesday last Mr. Day, the member for your district, presented two petitions, praying for the establishment of intercolonial free trade in colonial produce. The petitions were received. Mr…
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Mr. Piddington asked the Secretary for Lands,—“ What is the amount of balances remaining unpaid on conditional purchases under the Crown Lands Alienation Act of…
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On Tuesday, the 20th inst. Mr. Cameron brought forward his motion for limiting the working day on all Government buildings and railway contracts to eight hours. Mr. Lackey…
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On Tuesday, the 28th. ult, in the Assembly, Mr. Buchanan moved the adjournment of the House, for the purpose of protesting against a “shameful attack” which had been made upon…
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On Tuesday, the 4th inst., Mr. Buchanan moved his resolution for the extinction of Denominational schools, and in doing so spoke in very strong terms in condemnation of the Public…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday last, Mr. Parkes moved a resolution to the effect that the office of Agent-General should be filled by a person having personal experience of the condition and…
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Parliament, after a lengthened respite from labor, reassembled on Tuesday, when the session was opened with the customary formalities by His Excellency the Acting-Governor, Sir William…
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THE second session of the eighth Parliament of Victoria was opened on Tuesday, with the usual ceremonies, by the Acting-Governor. Sir Wm. Stawell, knight. There was, however, this…
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Mr. Casey introduced his amending Land Bill into the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, and entered into a lengthened explanation of the measure, at the same time taking advantage of the…
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On Tuesday, the 25th ult., Mr. W. C. Browne asked the Secretary for Lands—“Have any cases of attempt to defeat the provisions of the Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1861, similar to that of…
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Dr. Dobson’s vendetta with Mr. Casey was the subject of a discussion in the legislative Council on Tuesday, in consequence of a motion brought forward by the former gentleman for the…
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On Monday, the 31st ult, the House went into committee on the Laud Bill, and Mr. Farnell moved a new clause to stand as clause 15 of the Bill. The object of the clause was that the…
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Mr. Kerfred, unintentionally, caused a good deal of amusement in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday evening, by his naive reply to Mr. Coppin that a bill for the amendment of the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the 8th inst., Mr. Pilcher obtained leave to bring in a Bill for amending the law relating to the custody of infants, and Mr, Terry moved that the House…
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SIR,—In your issue of the 5th instant, in a paragraph in reference to the dispute in connection with the late Mining Board election for this division, you write that Mr. Newnan “succeeded…
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Reference was made to the ease of Frank Spearin, a young man at present undergoing a term of imprisonment for a criminal assault, by Mr. M‘Kean in the Legislative Assembly, on…
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An amusing display of virtuous indignation was made in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Mason, the member for South Gippsland, on a question of privilege, brought under the notice…
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In the Legislative Council on the 22nd instant, the debate on the second reading of the Land Bill was resumed. Mr. Samuel announced his intention to vote for the second reading, but…
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Mr. Graham Berry’s anxiety to learn the time at which there is a probability of the financial statement being made caused a prolonged debate in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday evening…
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