Victorian Parliament
In the Legislative Council on Tuesday, Mr. Melville asked the Governmet it in view of the drought they would suspend the duties on esreale. The hob. member painted awsomewhat…
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Questions in Parliament. the Roth Criminal Case. His Charges Against Mr Manton
In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly on the 20th inst. Mr J. M. Chanter, M.L.A., asked the Secretary for Mines the following questions relative to the charges preferred against…
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The old Parliament House in Dublin stands where it did, on College Green, its graceful classic columns relieving the dark and heavy facade of the adjacent buildings…
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Yesterday's polling for the election of Aldermen for the vacancies in the City Council in Brisbane, Cook, and Phillip Wards, resulted in the…
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Last week's Parliament extended over more time and covered more ground than has been known for years. T[?] Upper House sat for three days, and the Lower House for four days,…
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In the Council to-day the monthly Supply Bill was passed through all its stages. The Illawarra Harbour Lind Corporation Bill passed the third reading…
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The Council have adopted the report of the free Conference on the Land and Income Tax Bill. The Bill is now practically law. In the Council last night, Mr Want…
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The Upper House eat three days last week. The greater part of the time was devoted to The Mallee Lands Bill, which provoked a long and somewhat animated discussion. An…
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In the Council last night, a message was received from the Assembly agreeing with the amendments to the Land Tax, Income Tax, and Customs Duties Abolition Bills,…
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The stonewall commenced in the Assembly last night [?]psed before 2 o’clock this morning, when the Council’s amendments in the Customs Duties Abolition Bill were accepted…
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In the Council on Tuesday the Mallee Lands Bill was debated at some length in committee. A few trifling amendments were made, but not of sufficient importance to call for any remark…
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In the Assembly last night, the second reading of the bill to extend the franchise to the police and military was read a second time. The bill to abolish all fees in primary…
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In the Council to-day, a message from the Governor was received announcing the Royal assent to direct taxation measures. The third reading of the Federal Enabling…
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Parliament was prorogued to-day by proclamation until February 4…
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The Public Service Bill was passed by a compromise on the clauses about which there had been a disagreement The Federal Enabling Bill was passed, the…
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