The Opening of Parliament
Parliament re assembled on Tuesday. There was nothing to distinguish the occasion from most others, excepting that there were a few more brilliant…
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New South Wales Parliament. Sydney, June 26
On Wednesday last after a smart passage of arms between Mr. M’[?] and Mr. [?], in which the former invited the latter to “come outside” and settle the differences…
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In the Assembly, on Wednesday last, Mr. Buchanan wished to know whether the Government would consent to the discussion, on a Government day, of the resolution standing…
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On Tuesday last, in the Legislative Assembly, Captain Onslow moved,—“That, in the opinion of tills House, the proposed construction of a breakwater at Trial Bay will be…
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In the Assembly, on Wednesday, the Railway Loan Bill was, after a short debate, read a second time without division. In committee on the bill considerable discussion took place,…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday last, in Committee, the consideration of the Additional Estimates for 1877 was resumed. The following Estimates were agreed to, viz.:—…
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On Tuesday, in the Assembly, Mr. Buchanan moved the resolutions standing in his name, to the effect that the present land law was in amost satisfactory state, and injurious…
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The Contest between Messrs, G. Graham and Andrew Bray, for the vacant seat in the Shire Council for the above Riding terminated in favor of the [?]…
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In the Assembly, on Wednesday last, the adjourned debate on the motion of Mr. Garrett as to the legal interpretation of the 31st clause of the Lands Act Amendment Act was…
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On Tuesday, last Sir Henry Parkes referring the history of the 31st clause of the Land Act, said that the present Government wore in no way responsible for it, nor for the bill in…
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On Wednesday last in the Assembly, in Committee of Supply, Mr. Piddington moved, “That there be granted to her Majesty for the services of the year 1877, a sum not…
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Sir John Robertson was returned for West Sydney yesterday by a majority of 200. Mr Garrett is unopposed. Mr Davies has been returned by an immense majority…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →and Foriegn. European News. Great Britain. Prorogation of Parliament
[?]NDON 14th August.--Parliament was [?]ogued this afternoon. The following [?] Queen's speech:--"My Lords and [?]tlemen,--I am happy to be able to…
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On Wednesday last the Government met with a defeat on the question of supply, and there, has consequently been no occasion to proceed with the direct want of confidence motion of which…
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The crisis is ended, the Governor having granted an unconditional dissolution to Sir J. Robertson. AN old writer says.—"I have seen women so delicate that they were afraid to ride, for fear of the horse…
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In view of an early dissolution of Parliament taking place. a public meeting of the residents in and around Hay was held on Saturday evening last, at the Showroom of Messrs. Cobb and Co.'s fnctory…
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On Wednesday last, in the Legislative Council, the Municipalities Act Amendment Bill was read a second time. The House went into Committee on the Bill, and adjourned after a progress…
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The House was dissolved by proclamation to-day. O'Ryan, barrister-at-law, announced for the Murrumbidgee. ' NARRANDERA, Friday…
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Mr Colin Simson having arrived from Melbourne, on Saturday last, a meeting of the committee recently appointed at the public meeting to s[?] his return was held at Caledonian Hotel on Monday evening, when Mr…
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H. H. Brown is elected for Paterson. Coombes returned for Orange unopposed. EAST SYDNEY ELECTION. Davies ... 3761…
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