New South Wales Parliament
In the Legislative Council on Tuesday, the 29th June, the House again went into committee for the further consideration of the Land Bill Clause 2, having reference to improvements in…
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New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Friday, June 18. Telegraph Wire From Hat to [?]
Mr. W. H. Suttor (for Mr. Phelps) asked the Postmaster-General,—“Is it the intention of the Government to place on the Estimates for 1876 a sum of money for the creation of a…
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In the legislative Council, on Tuesday, the 6th inst., the House again into committee on the Land Bill. Clause 15 was the first under consideration, referring to the forfeiture of lands shown to…
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After having been made a subject for comment by the press, and been the cause of legal proceedings, the case of the Bates children has—in accordance with the usual colonial practice—been…
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In the Legislative Council, on Tuesday, the 13th inst., the consideration of the Land Bill was resumed in committee. A new clause was proposed by Mr. Watt to stand as clause 3 of the…
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A bill for amending the Impounding Act—a statute that is greatly in need of amendment, it being practically inoperative—was briefly discussed in the Legislative Council, on Tuesday…
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The consideration of the Laud Bill was resumed the Legislative Council, oil Tuesday, the 20th inst.; the clause before the House being that providing that selectors upon lensed land should…
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Parliament was opened to-day by His Excellency the Governor, in the presence of a more than usually large attendance of ladies and gentlemen. Sir J, M. Wilson was unanimously elected…
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Consequent on the vote of the Legislative Assembly, on Thursday, on tho spirit duties, being regarded as a test of the opinions of the House on the Ministerial financial policy, the…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, the 27th ult., Mr. Sutherland undercover of a motion for the adjournment of the House stated that he had been misrepresented during his temporary…
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Complaints are freely made relative to municipal mismanagement, but when opportunity offers ratepayers decline to take any trouble to improve the calibre of the local bodies to…
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In the Legislative Council, on Tuesday, the 3rd inst,, the Volunteer Force Regulation Act Amendment Bill passed through its final stages. and was returned to the Assembly without…
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SYDNEY, August 11.—Parliament was prorogued to-day to 14th September. The Governor's speech referred to the measures passed during the session, particularly to the Land Bill, and the satisfactory…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Buchanan moved— “That in the opinion of this House, the fact that any single member can clear the House of strangers, by merely calling the…
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The Standing Orders Committee, to whom was referred the question of privilege in reference to the offer of a bribe to Mr. Scholey, M.P., within the precincts of the Legislative Assembly, agreed to…
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Mr. Berry, pursuant to the custom of Chief Secretaries on meeting Parliament after their acceptance of office, took the Assembly into his confidence on Tuesday evening, and explained…
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Before proceeding to what may be termed the real business—the debate on the financial statement and the want of confidence motion brought forward by Sir James M’Culloch—the Legislative…
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Reference was made by Mr. Higinbotham in the Assembly, on Tuesday, to the report of the Judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, in the cases of Winter v. the…
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Attention was directed in the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, to the proposed abdication of the Minister of Lands in the Echuca dummy cases. It was alleged by Mr. Mackay,…
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