Parliament
In the Assembly on the 9th inst the hill intended to enable the Wentworth municipal authorities to establish an irrigation colony on the banks of the Darling close to the…
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Victorian Parliament. Tuesday, July 16
On the Legislative Assembly meeting petitions were presented from church congregations in all parts of the colony, praying that when the Amending Education Act is under…
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The Legislative Council to-day devoted a abort sitting to formal business, The representative of the Government informed the House that their address, expressing an opinion that…
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Mr. George Wyndham, private secretary to Mr. A. J. Balfour, the Chief Secretary for Ireland, has been elected unopposed for Dover in place of the late Major Dickson…
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The Assembly sat on from the afternoon of the 16th inst. until 5 o'clock on last Wednesday morning discussing the compensation clause in the Land Bill. The proposal by…
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In the Assembly the Attorney-General; in reply to a question, said that the appeal would be heard by the Privy Council in the case of Ah Toy v. Musgrove, relative to the exclusion of…
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In the Assembly to-day, on being informed by the. Premier that the Government did not intend to take any further action regarding Mr. John Davies, C.M.G, who was recently acquitted on…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, replying to a question Premier said that nothing formal had been done by the Government regarding the question of [?]government in Western Australia…
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The Legislative Council on Thursday passed, without discussion, a motion affirming, that in view of the large expenditure incurred in…
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A Very lengthy debate took place in the Assembly on Wednesday last on a motion for the third reading of the Land Bill. Those members who opposed the…
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As soon as the Legislative Assembly met Mr. Gillies delivered the budget statement. The chamber was well filled, and the public galleries were crowded. The Treasurer congratulated the…
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The Legislative Council to-day passed, without discussion, a motion affirming that in view of the large expenditure incurred in improving the navigation of the Darling, the…
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A meeting of supporters of the candidature of the Hon. J. S. Butters for the representation of the North-Eastern Province in the Legislative Council was held in the Council Chambers,…
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The election of the French Councils-General is now proceeding. General Boulanger has been nominated for 400 seats. The latest returns show that he has been elected for 12…
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There was a full attendance of members when the House met on Tuesday, and the [?] were [?] in anticipation of a lively debate on the constructional difficulty between the Upper and…
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There was a full attendance of members when the House met on Tuesday, and the galleries were crowded in anticipation of a lively debate on the constitutional difficulty…
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In the Assembly on Monday the proposal to construct a railway from Culcairn to Corowa, a distance of 47 miles at an estimated cost of £198,000, was…
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In the Assembly to-day a question elicited a statement from Mr. Gillies that many signatures to the unemployed petition were not genuine, but all who were ready to work bad been given…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the second reading of the Land Bill was moved by Mr. W. H. Suttor, the representative of the Government. Messrs. de Salis, Cox, Kater, and Smith, who…
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In the Assembly on Thursday a bill was introduced by the Minister of Mines to provide for the better regulation of coal mines. It has been framed with a view of securing protection to miners without interference with…
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