Mew South Wales Parliament. the Opening Ceremony
Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday with full ceremonials. The Governor's speech opened with a reference to the death of Sir Henry Parkes, " whose public services…
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The Coming Woman. Mock Parliamentary Election
THE Rutherglen Literary Society may yet be responsible for a great deal in this world if present circumstances are significant indications of the…
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Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday with full ceremonials. The Governor’s speech, opened with a reference to the death of Sir Henry Parkes, “whose public services constituted a claim to…
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The polling for an alderman to fill the vacancey incurred by the resignation of Mr W. G. Butterworth took place on Wednesday at the Council Chambers…
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The Assembly adjourned at ten minutes past 2 o'clock this morning, after the Address in Reply had been carried on the voices. Mr. Varney Parkes at the last moment…
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In the Assembly, Mr. Sydney Smith, the Minister of Mines and Agriculture, brought in a bill to prevent the spread of the tick pest in this colony. He reviewed the ravages ticks…
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The following were nominated for the vacancy in the Albury Borough Council:—GEORGE ARTHUR THOMPSON—Proposed by John Thomas, seconded by Matthew Justice…
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Violent opposition was shown in the Assembly last evening by the labour party and a few radical members to tho proposal to grant the widow and children of the late Sir Henry Parkes…
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The Mayor, Mr. D. S. Watson, in his capacity of Returning Officer, attended at the Courthouse at noon on Monday in order to declare the nominations received for the vacancy…
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Sis,—In looking over your issue of the 23 [?] stant, I was not a little surprised to see my [?] referred to as a probable candidate for parliament honour[?] at the next general election. I do…
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In the legislative Council to-day, Mr. Trickett obtained leave to bring in a bill to provide for the registration of dentists. The Capertree Tramway Bill and a bill to…
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In the Assembly to-day private members’ business was taken. Mr Maynes moved the second reading of a bill to abolish death penalty in all cases. He…
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In the Legislative Council to-day, Mr. Trickett moved the second reading of a bill to regulate the practice of dentistry. He enlarged on the need of protecting the general public against…
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The Parliamentary session was formally opened on Tuesday by his Excellency the Governor. In the Ministerial programme, as unfolded in the Governor's speech…
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In the Council to-day, Mr. M. E. O'Connor gave notice that he would, at the next sitting, move the adjournment in order to call attention to the scheme of…
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In the Assembly to-day, as soon as the formal business had been dealt with, Mr. Austin Chapman intimated that he wished to move the adjournment of the House to…
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The last session of the 16th Parliament of Victoria was opened on Tuesday with the customary formalities. The Vice-Regal speech, generally credited to the Attorney-General, is…
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The Assembly did not rise until 3 o'clock this morning, by which time it had reached clause 27 of the Coal Mines Regulation Bill and had reported progress…
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In the Asssmbly to-day, Mr. Reid, in reply to a question respecting the commission on the firing of coal cargoes, said that the scope of the inquiry would include the question of shifting…
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The Legislative Council sat for only a couple of hours last week. When the House met on Tuesday Mr. Crooke initiated a debate on the tick pest, on a formal motion for adjournment…
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