The New South Wales Parliament. Tuesday, January 8
The Assembly met again to-day after the Christmas holiday recess. Among the motions given notice of are one by Mr. Walker for the introduction of a bill to…
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The Seine Election. London, January 5
Intense excitement prevails in Paris in connection with the approaching election for the seat in the Chamber of Deputies for the Department of the Seine (Paris)…
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A [?] met again on Tuesday after the Christmas holiday [?]. Among the motions given [?] of are see by M[?] Walker for the introduction of a bill to [?] capital…
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It is expected that Parliament will meet for the dispatch of business on February 21…
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The proclamation dissolving Parliament will be definitely issued on Monday, and the writs will probably be out the same afternoon. It is understood that the date fixed for the…
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The Electoral College in the United States has met and formally elected General Harrison and Mr. Morton as President and Vice- President of the Republic…
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The election of a member of the Chamber of Deputies for the department of the Seine, for which General Boulanger and M. Jacques are the candidates, takes place on the 27th inst…
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The Governor has granted Mr Dibbs a dissolution, and it is understood this-will take effect only a few days-hence…
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EVENTS in connection with the Ministerial crisis follow each other, with startling, rapidity. The defeat of Sir Henry Parkes was most unexpected the formation of a Dibbs Government was one of…
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The difficulties of the new Administration are commencing early. When the House met on Tuesday afternoon there was a a full attendance both of members and of the public. and although the…
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The proclamation dissolving Parliament will be definitely issued on Monday, and the writs will probably be out the same afternoon. It is understood that the date fixed for the…
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London, Thursday.—The elections for the French Chamber for the Department of the Seine is causing much excitement. It is feared that rioting will ensue…
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As notified in our last, Mr J. C. Bowden, who has for many years acted as returning officer for the Balranald electorate, informed the Under-Secretary that unless the dates of…
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The arrangements for the general election were completed sooner than was anticipated, and the proclamation dissolving Parliament was issued yesterday. The writs for the general…
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It has been decided by the Free Trade Association that Mr. Bernard R. Wise shall be put in opposition to Mr. Dibbs for the Murrumbidgee electorate,…
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The Hon. J. M. Chanter, Minister of Mines, the late senior member for the Murray, and a present candidate for re election, arrived at Deniliquin by yesterday afternoon’s train, and was received at the…
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Mr. George Day, the retiring member for Albury is in the field, and his friends (says the Border Post) are already actively at work in his interest. Mr. John Wilkinson has definitely decided to become…
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IN their haste to prevent opposition at the forthcoming general election, the Government have rushed the matter along with a haste which is simply scandalous. Here in the…
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Five weeks before Mr Dibbs turned protectionist he asked him if he would join him in forming a freetrade party to turn Parkes out of office; and, said Mr…
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THE proceedings at the hustings yesterday were enlivened some what by the strictures passed on recent Press utterances by Mr Allen Lakeman, while…
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