The Victorian Elections
The general elections in Victoria have resulted as was expected, in the return of the Government, with a large majority at its back. Ten members had already been…
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The New Sooth Wales Parliament. Sydney
Parliament met again to-day after an adjournment of upwards of three weeks to enable the Ministerial elections to take place. The House agreed without a division to a…
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Parliament met again to day after an adjournment of upwards of three weeks to enable the Ministerial elections to take place. In the Legislative…
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THE verdict of the electors of Victoria has been given upon the late Assembly, upon the Coalition Government and its policy, and upon the patriotic proposals…
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Parliament met again on Tuesday after an adjournment of upwards of three weeks to enable the Ministerial elections, to take place. In the Legislative Assembly the Ministers were sworn in, and…
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THOUGH the majority of the electors in the neighbouring colony may feel satisfied with the result of last week’s general elections, we feel confident that there are some serious…
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Speaking at the banquet given to Mr. Brunker at Bourke last week, Mr. R. B. Wilkinson said it was almost impossible to speak of the merits of so now a Parliament,…
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The sitting of the Legislative Council to-day was devoted to formal matters. Mr. Jacobs was re-elected Chairman of Committees. In the Legislative Assembly, as arrangements…
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In the Legislative Council the Land Corps and Stock Returns Bill was read the second time. The bill provides that there be only one return in connection with stock and one in connection…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday attention was claimed during the earlier part of the sitting for a number of minor matters, and the proceedings were dull and uninteresting. A motion…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday late the financial statement promised by the Colonial Treasurer was delivered to a fall House. At the outset the Treasurer…
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Very little real importance attached to the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly [?]-day. The principal discussion took place on a motion for the second reading of the bill introduced by…
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Mr. O. V. Morgan, who represents Battersea in the House of Commons, having announced his intention to retire at the next general election, the Liberal committee for the district…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr Crick referring to the question of granting seed wheat to distressed farmers, said that many landlords would not sign the guarantee not to distain…
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In the Assembly, this afternoon, Mr. Copeland gave notice of what is practically a vote of censure It is to the effect that, contingent upon the Treasurer or the Gov[?]rnment moving…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday afternoon, Mr Copeland gave notice of what is practically a vote of censure. It is to the effect that, [?] upon the Treasurer or the Government…
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In the Assembly to-day the bill under which the New South Wales Tramway Company seeks authority to construct tramways in the streets of the city was read a first time, and a petition by…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday the hardships under the present stock regulations relating to sheep introduced from the Victorian side of the Murray to this colony was brought under notice by…
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A large number of the residents of Deniliquin are deeply incensed against Mr. Justice Windeyer, who, when on circuit in October last, made remarks seriously reflecting on the…
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The present nominee system of membership in the Legislative Council is highly distasteful to a large section of the community and with a view to minimise the evils arising from it. Mr. O’SuIlivan…
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