Country Edition The following appeared in our Country Edition on Saturday—PARLIAMENT. SYDNEY
The Assembly yesterday, after an adjournment of two hours for breakfast, resumed again. Mr Crick continued stonewalling, and…
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Parliament
In the Assembly on the 1st inst. the Minister for Lands announced amidst cheers that the Governor had assented to the Land Bill…
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In the Assembly the first hour or so of to-day's sitting was devoted to personal explanations by Messrs Stakes, Dickens, and others, who defended…
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In the Legislative Council the Public Service Bill was further considered in committee. The greater portion of the sitting was devoted to a discussion upon the new clause proposed to be…
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All idea of proroguing Parliament this week baa been abandoned, and the Legislative Council therefore, after disposing of some formal business to-day, adjourned until Tuesday…
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Sir William Tindall Robertson, M.D., member of the House of Commons for Brighton, committed suicide by cutting his throat. Mental depression resulting from illness was…
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The New South Wales Parliament was prorogued at noon on Thursday. The Governor in bit speech referred in terms of satisfaction to the work of the session. He said that the principal measure that was passed, the…
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[?] longest and most disorderly sittings [?] was brought to a close in the Assembly [?] afternoon. The house sat continuously [?] as possible 48 hours, and by the time…
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THE election of Mr Carley for Newcastle is perhaps the best example that could have been furnished of what payment of members was intended to make possible. The chief…
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The Assembly again sat all night on Wednesday and finally disposed of the loan estimates, and passed the Loan Bill through all its stages before the adjournment took…
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Wednesday is was the day of nomination of candidates for the seat at the Council table rendered vacant by the de[?]se of the late Aldermen Brough, and in accordance with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Gundagai Municipal Elections. [By Telegraph.] Gundagai
The election of aldermen for the recently created municipality of Gundagai took place yesterday. The police magistrate, Mr. C. W. Weekes, presided as returning officer, and an…
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The polling for the Municipal Election rendered necessary by the decease of the late Alderman Brough took place yesterday. The proceedings were vary quiet, no sign of…
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In the Assembly, a despatch received by the Governor from the Secretary of State for the Colonies relative to the address to the Queen praying that responsible government might be…
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In the Legislative Council a petition from Dr. Moore against the return of Mr. Sergeant for the Central Gippsland province was referred to the Elections and Qualifications Committee…
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The democratic party in the United States has gained largely in the recent state elections. The Australian system of voting was adopted in Massachusetts with entire success…
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The Mayor attended the Municipal Chamber on Wednesday for the purpose of leclaring the nominations received for the vacancy in the Council, caused by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening of Parliament. Sydney, Tuesday, 4 p.m
Parliament opened to-day with the usual ceremony. The speech promises a Local Government Bill, Electoral Reform Bill, comprehensive measure to amend laws relating…
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The polling for the election to fill the vacancy in the Council caused by the recent resignation of Mr Jas. Newton, took place yesterday. The event had been invested with…
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On Monday, at noon, the first session of the fourteenth Parliament of Victoria was brought to a close. Inside the Council Chamber the ceremony was as formal as is customary when…
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