The New South Wales Parliament
In the Assembly on Thursday evening the Speaker announced the resignation of Mr J. S. Hawthorne, one of the representatives of Balmain, whose estate was sequestrated that day…
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The New South Wales Parliament. Thursday, June 26
In the Assembly this evening the Speaker announced the resignation of Mr. J. S. Hawthorne, one of the representatives of Balmain, whose estate was sequestrated to-day…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday, the debate on the third reading of the Divorce Act Amendment Extension [?]ill was concluded. the motion for the third reading being spread to by 26 votes to 21…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday Mr, O’Connor said that he was anxiously awaiting an opportunity of introducing a bill to provide for a penny postage. Mr. M’Millan, the Treasurer, said that it was the…
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The sitting of the Legislative Assembly was of an uneventful character, and the majority of hon. members manifested more concern over the deliberations of the railway caucus than for the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day, the debate on the third reading of the Divorce Act Amendment Extension Bill was concluded, the motion for the third reading being agreed to by 26 to…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr M’Millan, the Treasurer, said that the question of prohibiting the sale of diseased cattle and the law in relation to the sale of diseased meat were under the consideration…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday, a warm discussion took place on a protest by Mr Heydon against the passing of the Divorce Bill. Nearly every member present spoke against the protest…
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Attention was directed by Mr. M’Court to a statement in one of the newspapers to the effect that the Victorian farmers were coming over the border in search of land on which to settle…
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In the Assembly this evening, on a question of privilege, Mr. Copoland drew the attention of the House to the leader, which appeared in Saturday’s issue of the Sydney Daily Telegraph,…
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In the Council to-night the Nyngan and Cobar Railway Bill was read a third time. The Wentworth irrigation and other bills were taken through committee. Several public works bills…
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The Assembly on Tuesday agreed, without debate, to the second reading of the Tarrawingee (private) Tramway Bill which authorises the construction of a tramway connecting the Broken Hill…
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The Legislative Council on Tuesday debated at some length a bill, introduced by Mr Trickett, for the amalgamation of the two branches of the legal profession, the measure being strongly opposed by Sir. Alfred Stephen…
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Mr Hurley (freetrader), was elected to-day for Hartley by a majority of 247 over Mr Norton (protectionist)…
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[?]alative Council on Wednesday pasted the [?]ding of the Sunday Observance Act Amend[?] and the Culonisn and Corowa Railway Bill. [?] Tramway Bill was read a second…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to a question Mr. M’Millan, the Treasurer, said that the Government recognised the advisibility of throwing open suitable avenues for employment in the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day, the Penalties Remission Bill, being a bill to amend the Sunday Observance Act, was read a second time, and taken through committee…
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On Monday evening, according to advertisement, President M‘Farlane, one of the retiring councillors, and Mr. J. G. Shields, who is a candidate for the vacancy caused by Councillor…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to a question, Mr. Brunker, the Minister of Lands announced his intention of introducing a bill this session to deal with the Bathurst burr and other noxious weeds…
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The Legislative Council this afternoon agreed to the third reading of the Kiama-Nowra Railway Bill, and the Criminal Law Amendment Bill and the Tarrawingee Tramway Bill were…
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