Victorian Parliament
Following a custom that might with advantage be allowed to fall into desuetude, an “explanation” was given by Mr. Graham Berry, in the Assembly, on Tuesday, of the course he had…
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An Opposition Candidate
THE gentle MIRAMS is again to the front Possessed, as he is, with the mercurial temperament of a Frenchman, the agility of a dancing master,…
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IN the course of a month, the Parliment of New South Wales will meet for the " despatch of business. " At least so runs the official form of the…
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Form The Argue of yesterday, we learn that Parliament re-assembled on Wednesday, afternoon. There was a full attendance of members in the…
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Parliament le-assembled on Wednesday, when the ceremony of introducing the newly-elected Ministers, and the two gentlemen whom the constituencies of Ballarat and West Bourke have…
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SYDNEY, November 16—Parliament met at noon to-day with the usual ceremony. The Governor’s speech referred to Sir Charles Cowper’s death, the framing of regulations…
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Parliament was formally opened to-day by his Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson. Punctually at noon the Governor arrived at the Parliament Houses, where he was received by a guard of…
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The formal opening of Parliament took place on Tuesday last, the address in reply being moved in the Council by Sir Alfred Stephen, and in the Assembly by Mr, Long. The motion for the…
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Parliamentary scenes arc too common to be interesting, but at times they are tole[?] amusing. Piquancy was given to the proceedings in the Assembly, on Tuesday, by…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday last, Mr. Meyer obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the jury law, and a measure introduced by Mr. Cohen to amend the Secret…
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The Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill was read a third time in the Assembly, on Tuesday last. On the same day Mr. Dangar moved that £2000 should be placed on the Estimates to…
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Reference was made in the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, to the attempts that have recently been made to upset the trains on the Victorian lines of railway. Questions were put…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday last, Mr. Jacob’s bill, for the repeal of the Sale of Colonial Wines Regulation Act, was read a third time, and passed through all its remaining stages…
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For a brief space the budget was lost sight of, in order that attention might be paid to one particular item, the increase of the assessment on stock. When the orders of the day were entered…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday last, Mr. George Day, the member for your district, brought in a bill to enable married women to dispose of reversionary interest in personal estate,…
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Parliament will meet for the despatch of business on February 8. A DIABOLICAL PLOT, LONDON, December 16…
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