Opening of Parliament. Sire Joseph Abbott Re-elected Speaker
The Legislative Assembly of South Wales was opened at norm to-day, and members sworn in by Commission…
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Opening of Parliament
THE eighteenth Parliament of this colony was opened last Tuesday in the presence of a fairly large gathering. The proceedings, on the whole, judging…
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Parliament was officially opened at noon with the usual ceremony. The speech deals first with federation, and says it is proposed to submit for the…
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The new parliament was sworn in yesterday, and today was formally opened by the reading of the Governor’s speech. As anticipated, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Opening of Parliament. The Governor's Speech. Federation to Take Precedure. SYDNEY
Parliament was officially opened at noon to-day with the usual ceremony. The Governor's Speech dealt first with federation. It stated that it was proposed to…
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On Wednesday last the Governor delivered his opening speech to Parliament, and as was expected, the address was strongly in favor of…
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The following is are part of the proce[?]cing at the election of Speaker:— Dr. Graham said: I have the honor to move—" That Sir Joseph Abbott do now…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →PARLIAMENT. The Federal Movement. The Ministerial Resolutions. SYDNEY
The Legislative Assembly sat late last night to finish the debate on the Address in Reply. At five minutes to 1 o'clock Mr Garland…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Dr. Graham introduced a bill to provide for the regibtration of dentists qualified to practice in New South Wales. The bill was…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. O'Sullivan resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply, He was followed by Mr. J. J. Cohen, and then by…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, Mr. Reid announced his three new Ministerial colleagues, and moved that their seats be declared vacant…
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The Premier last night moved the federal resolutions in a hopeful and conciliatory speech. He stated that it was intended to introduce the resolutions into the Legislative…
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Mr. Robert Jones late member for Mudgee has lodged a petition with the prescribed deposit against the return for that electorate of Mr…
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In the Assembly to-night a petition was presented by Mr. Bruker on behalf of Mr. Buvister, challenging Mr. Wise's seat for Ashfield, which he won by 5 votes. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Hastings and Macleay Election. Barton v. Smith. The Premier Takes a Hand in the Contest. Unprecedented Excitement. SYDNEY
The Premier left last night for the Hasting and the Macleay, where he will speak on behalf of Mr Smith. Interviewed prior to his departure, he said he was only going…
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Both Mr. Barton and Mr. Smith are very confident as to the result of the Hastings contest. It is feared that the busy state of the farmers just now [?]…
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Jas. Jones, who stood against the Minister of Education at the last Glebe election, was yesterday charged at the Central police court with lunacy…
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In the Legislative Council to-day a bill to consolidate the Defamation Acts, and to amend the law by the addition of certain provisions of the Imperial Newspaper Libel Act of 1881,…
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A good deal of interest was locally displayed in the result of the -election for the Hasting and Macleay which took pi ice yesterday, the candidates being Mr Edmund Barton, the Federal Convention…
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James Jones, who stood against the Minister for Education at the list Glebe election, was recently charged at the Central Police Court, Sydney, with lunacy…
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