New South Wales Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Carroll announced his intention of resigning, to seek the protection of the Bankruptcy Court. His seat was declared vacant. Mr. Russell…
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Victorian Parliament
The North-Western province election was an interesting one, and resulted, aa was generally expected, in a victory for Mr. Phillips by a large majority. Over 6000 votes were polled…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the question of municipal baths, electric lighting of the city, proposed additions to the Treasury-buildings, and the Newcastle Friendly Societies and…
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A telegram from New York states that Mr. Bryan expects to curry 35 States in the Presidential election, and thus securing a majority of 94 votes…
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The Legislative Council sat only till the refreshment hour on Tuesday, and then adjourned for a fortnight. A large number of petitions were presented against the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the City of Sydney Electric Lighting Bill was considered in committee, and the whole of the clauses passed. The Assembly's amendments…
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In the Assembly on 23rd September the estimates of the Railway Department were farther considered. Several members commented on the misleading character of the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the Church Lands Bill, Supreme Court Fee Bill, and Public Officers' Fees Bill were read a first time. The Bank Holiday Bill had its vital…
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In the Assembly on the 30th nit. the Minister for Customs stated that the Attorney-General had received a confidential report regarding the smuggling of cattle and sheep…
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A star ling episode disturbed the even tenor of a somewhat wearisome debate on a motion for adjournment in the Assembly on Thursday, 1st inst. The House had…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the report on the Mining Laws Amendment Bill, dealing chiefly with mining on private property, was accepted after a long discussion…
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The adjournment of the Assembly early this morning took place under unusual circumstances. Progress had just been reported on the Health Bill, when Mr. Raid left the…
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In the election days of thirty or forty years ago England had her processions, her banners, and her bands of music. They survive, and a good deal more, in the…
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IN 1831 sn election in Argyleshire is thus described: 'When the tiny of election came there was no person in attendance but one, and he was the…
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In the Legislative Council, the Government Railway Compensation Limitation Bill and the Electric Traction Bill were read a third time and returned to the Assembly. The…
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In the election days of thirty or forty years ago England had her processions, her banners, and her bands of music. They survive, and a good dell more, in the…
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In the Assembly to-day, a motion was passed, at the instance of Mr. Brunker, for a bill to amend the law relating to fisheries in New South Wales, to be brought in on the next…
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TO-DAY is big with fate for the civilised world. When GEORGE WASHINGTON was inaugurated president of the United States of America in 1789…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the Hunter River District Water Supply Bill was negatived on the motion for the second reading…
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YESTERDAY news was anxiously awaited by Corowa people of the result of the American Presidential election, but no tidings of it came over the wires, and it…
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