Parliament of New South Wales. Resumption of the Session. SYDNEY
The Legislative Assembly met last night, after the Christmas recess. Sir Henry Parkes moved a series of resolutions in favour of making the Legislative…
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The New South Wales Parliament. Constitution of the Council. Resolutions by Sir Henry Parkes. Tuesday, January 10
The Legislative Assembly met again to-night after the Christmas recess, and dealt with private members’ business. Replying to a question, Mr. See, the Treasurer,…
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The Legislative Assembly met again on Tuesday night, after the Christmas recess, and dealt with private members’ business. Mr. Copeland promised that the question of submitting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →PARLIAMENT. The Retrenchment Policy. Civil Service Reductions and an Income Tax. SYDNEY
There was a full House when the Legislative Assembly met last night, in expectancy of hearing the promised statement by the head of the Government as to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New South Wales Parliament. the Federation Debate. the Resolutions Carried. Sydney, January 12
The debate on the federation proposals was continued last night at great length on the propped amendment practically shelving the bill by postponing its consideration for six months…
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SIR,--A very gratifying circumstance in connection with the federation meeting at [?] while ardent…
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The Assembly on Tuesday dealt with private members’ business. The Adjournment of the House was moved by Mr. Rose to call attention to the Superannuation…
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In the Assembly to-night, in reply to a question, Mr. See promised consideration to to the abolition of the tobacco excise when the opportunity offered…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →Original Correspondence. The Municipal Election. (In the Editor of the Riverine Grazier.)
SIR,—I see by your report that we are on the eve of a municipal election. Now, sir, I hope the ratepayers of Hay will waked up to a sense of their duty with regard to…
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Some of the beta of the Presidential election were peculiar in the extreme, and form a strange comment on American habits. For instance, one enthusiastic friend of the…
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In the Council on Tuesday the consideration of the Electoral Bill in committee was resumed. The proposal to reduce the number of members of the Assembly from 125 to 100 was debated at length,…
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ON the liver front of the Houses of Parliament is a magnificent terrace, broad and long. Its walls are gently lapped by the wavelets of the great river, and passing…
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It was generally understood that Mr, Patterson would have been allowed a walk over for Castle-maine, but the Trades Hall decided otherwise, and they have persuaded Mr. Francis Longmore…
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In the Council to-night twelve months’ leave OF absence to Mr. G. B, Cox was notified, There was a long debate on the Supply Bill. Several members spoke in condemnation of the…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Opening of the British Parliament. Home Rule Bill to be Introduced on Monday. LONDON
The British Parliament was formally opened to-day, and the debate on the address in reply was commenced. Mr. A. J. Balfour, late Chief Secretary…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliament of New South Wales. Introduction of the New Land Bill. Its Provisions Explained. SYDNEY
In the Assembly last night Mr Copeland introduced the New Land Bill in a speech of two hours and a half. He said at present 8,000,000 acres of occupation licenses had…
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SIR,—A number of theo candidates for municipal distinction are known to be very indifferent public speakers, and probably they are none the worse for it, but I think…
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In the Council on Tuesday twelve months’ leave [?] absence to Mr. G. U. Cox was notified. The Council rose at 10 minutes to twelve [?]…
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The fact of there being three ordinary vacancies and one extraordinary vacancy to the Municipal Council seems to have imparted a considerable amount of energy amorist those interested in…
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SIR,—In your issue of last week sad also in jour contemporary, I see that the “hole in comer” meeting of payers duly came off, and in connection therewith I would like to give you a few…
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