New South Wales Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, July 1, Mr. Garvin, in reply to Mr. W. J. Ferg[?]on, said he had caused inquiry to be made with inference to the desirability of havin[?] all…
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New South Wales Parliament. Want of Confidence Motion by Sir Henry Parkes. Sydney, Wednesday
In the Legislative Con[?]cil to-day Dr. Mackellar, replying to Mr. Darley, said that the Government were importing 40 Whitehead torpedoes, with the machinery tor their effectual…
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The Elections and Qualifications Committee gave their decision this afternoon in the West Melbourne Election petition. They decided that…
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In another month tho excitement of the annual elections for the Shire and Borough of Rutherglen will be in full swing. Already people are beginning…
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Tho following is the latest return of members to the new House of Common :--Conservatives, 229; Unionist Liberals, 49; supporters of…
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Mr. Algernon Charles Swinburne has published a poem with reference to the alliance between Mr. Gl[?]tone and Mr. Parnell, in which he de[?]cri[?] the “Man of words” as…
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[?] on Tuesday, Mr O‘Sullivan, on a [?] for adjournment, called attention to the [?] prevailing amongst the workmen in the [?] He read a report by a number of masters…
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The Assembly continues the sitting with closed doors, beds having been provided during the night for members of the Government in the [?] rooms. It is determined to sit the debate out in relays. The Opposition…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the Robertson Grant Bill was read a first [?]. Some other unimportant business was transacted, and the House adjourned at a quarter to…
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MATTERS are settling down steadily. As we promised the shire election will be a pitched battle between the Vinegrowers' Association and public…
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Mr. Gladstone has publicly denied that he has ever received any suggestions from the Irish Americans with reference to Irish affairs, as has been alleged…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →New South Wales Parliament. the No-confidence Motion. a Continuous Sitting of Over 80 Hours. Disorderly and Exciting Scenes in the Assembly. Members Removed by the Sergeant-at-arms. Threats of Personal Violence
On the 8th inst. the whole of the sitting in the Legislative Assembly was devoted to a debate on the no-confidence motion proposed by Sir Henry Parkes. The debate was practically limited to…
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Is the Assembly on Tuesday, when the Speaker took the chair, there was a full House, and the galleries were crowded. A letter was read from Mr Trickett resigning the…
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The sitting of the Assembly, which commenced on Thursday afternoon, was not concluded until after half-past 12 on Sunday morning, and thus the House sat for upwards of 56…
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In the Assembly on Saturday a compromise not being mad, by the opposing parties Sir Henry Parkes [?] that the Opposition would divide [?] clause two, [?] the Government would then adjourn…
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All preliminary business in tho Assembly on Tuesday was postponed, in order to allow the Treasurer to make his budget speech. The House went into committee of ways and means,…
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In the Legislative Council on 15th inst. the debate on the second reading of the Perpetual Trustees Executors and Agency Company Bill was condoned, and the bill, after strong…
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In the Legislative Council the Stamp Duties Bill No. 2 was read a second time, and taken into committe pro forma. The Employers Liability Bill was further…
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SIR, -- The near approach of our municipal elections deserves more than the ordinary consideration of ratepayers, since, it appears to me, they will be…
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A CORRESPONDENT, writing on the subject of the August elections, asserts that the Shire Hall purchase will be made a test question on polling day…
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