New South Wales Parliament
In the Assembly on the 22nd inst. a bill was introduced to provide for mining for gold and silver on private property, and was read a first time…
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The Shire Elections. To the Editor
SIR, -- Your "Election Notes" seem to display a regular "down" on vine-growers; why do yon so suddenly object to a council composed solely of…
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WET weather and canvassing have been the features of the week at Rutherglen. Blow gentle gales; blow gentle candidates. Tour electioneering tour is cold…
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Members of the Legislative Assembly were in an exceptionally business-like mood on Tuesday afternoon. The few questions on the notice paper wee disposed of in less than ten minutes,…
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In the Legislative Council the only business of importance related to the Stamp Duties Bill No. 2, which was recommitted for the purpose of making amendments rendering clear the effect…
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THE advent of nomination day has added nothing of interest to the contest for the vacant seats in the Rutherglen Shire Council. No new candidates have come…
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SIR, -- You came out pretty strong on poor old Mac. when in your imagination you had him retiring from the contest, and then changing his mind…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Original Correspondence. We do not identify ourselves with, nor are we to [?]held responsible for, opinions expressed by our correspondents. the Shire Elections. To the Editor
SIR, -- The electors will do well to note the tone and drift of your articles on the above. It will awake their attention to public affairs, and cause…
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WITH the last week of the canvass we enter a final protest against the attempt of the Vinegrowers' Association to force their nominees on the electors. There…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday a peculiarly-worded minute from the Chief Justice, in answer to a question from Mr W. J. Ferguson, as to whether the judges of the Supreme Court [?] made certain rules, was rend by…
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A larger number of members spoke on the Budget in the Legislative Assembly on the 5th inst. than at any previous sitting on this question, and there were unmistakable indications at…
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The new Parliament met to-day, when Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel was re-elected Speaker of the House of Commons. LONDON, August 6…
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The Council [?]at for only an hour. Several unimportant measures were partly dealt with Shortly after the proceedings opened in the Assembly, a motion for the adjournment was…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday reference was [?] the case of the Roman Catholic Orphanage [?] the ownership of which has been a [?] between the Government and [?]…
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Before the Assembly got to business on the tariff question on Tuesday, Mr. MIatyre rose to ask the Premier if the Government intended to enter a protest against the continued occupation…
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In the Assembly the debate on the Water Supply Bill occupied the House to refreshment ho[?]. ALBURY, THURSDAY…
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In the Legislative Council the Scamp Duties Bill No. 3 was read a first time. The House was engaged during the rest of the sitting in dealing with various unimportant bills, and it adjourned…
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It has been definitely decided that Parliament shall be prorogued until the commencement of the year immediately after supplies are voted. There will therefore be no autumn…
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The Land Tax Bill was also considered in committee and clause 4 was amended so that the first half-year's tax should be payable the 31st January next, and so that…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, the Vine Disease Bill [?] a third time. Attention was called by Mr W. J. Fergusson, to a [?] important decision of the Supreme Court, which…
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