The New South Wales Parliament
Although Monday was observed as a close holiday in the city and suburbs, the Government succeeded in mustering more than enough members to form a quorum in the Assembly…
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Victorian Parliament. Wednesday, October 13
The removal of the disabilities under which railway emplyyes and public servants now labor as private citizens was the subject of a motion by Dr. Ro[?]e in the Assembly. The member for…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr. S. Smith made reference to the promotion of the Albury stationmaster. Mr. Lyne, in reply, said :—I cannot say at…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The Crisis in Bulgaria. the Bulgarian Elections. Serious Rioting. Failure of General Kaulbars’ Efforts. a Russian Occupation Believed to Be Imminent. the Czar in a Highly Excited State. the Secretary of State for War at Vienna. [By Submarine Cable.] London, October 7
The project, which it is believed is favoured by the British Government, for the establishment of a federation of the states of the Balkan peninsula, under the protectorate of the Powers,…
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In the Assembly on Monday, Sir Henry Parkes [?] information respecting the cablegrams [?] by the Government in explanation of the deficiency [?] the revenue…
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The Assembly got into committee of supply at 10 minutes to 5 o’clock. The balance of the estimates in the Education Department were dealt with, Mr. J. Woods, member for Stawell,…
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In the Assembly, just prior to the division on the motion of censure, Sir Henry Parkes, replying to a charge by Mr. Dibbs that he had resorted to unfair tactics in opposing the Ministry, asserted…
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In the Assembly on Monday the Speaker was absent owing to an attack of information of the eyes and Mr [?] The report of the Committee of Supply upon the…
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The Estimates were before the Legislative Assembly again, and some progress was made, though not so much as the Government desire at this late period of the session. The Law…
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THE first session of the twelfth Parliament of New South Wales closed on Monday, when the members of both Houses were released from their…
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In the Legislative Council the Civil Service Bill was read a third time. The Medical Practitioners Bill was amended so as to extend its scope to afford still further protection to duly…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday five hours were devoted to the Impounding Law Amendment Bill. The bill is intended to stop the practice of travelling stock for grass through…
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A prosecution has been directed by the Attorney-General for Ireland against Mr. Gilhooly, M.P. for unlawful assembly, intimidation and assault at [?] on the…
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The first want of confidence motion proposed for nearly four years was debated in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, and a full attendance of members marked the event, though for…
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The Assembly has been engaged all the evening in committee on the railway estimates, the excessive cost of the Healesville line occupying…
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Sir G. Trevelyan has accepted [?] Liberal candidature for Brighton, rendered vacant by the death of Mr. David Smith, Conservative candidate…
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In the Assembly, the Grief Secretary showed how happily genuine enthusiasm can be combined with business-like capacities and shrewd foresight, when be proceeded to explain the…
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In the Legislative Council Mr. Zeal drew the attention of the Minister of Justice to statements published in the Melbourne daily journals to the effect that the Victorian Government…
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SIR,—To an ordinary onlooker who takes an interest in the progress of our country it is a matter of regret to see so much Valuable time frittered away in our Parliaments as has…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The State of Ireland. Spread of the Anti-rent Movement. Advocacy by Members of Parliament. Prohibition of Meetings. Serious Rioting in Cork. [By Submarine Cable.] London, December 2
The Irish Executive have announced that they will proclaim any meetings summoned with a view to intimidation. The Times this morning, in an article on the…
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