New South Wales Parliament
IN the Assembly on Tuesday the Premier laid upon the table a minute written in reply to a certain criticism upon the Government, based upon statement in the…
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A Petition to Parliament
The recent criminal proceedings in which Mr. Andrew Rowan laid various charges of embezzlement and larceny against Mr. Joseph Flanagan, his…
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Mr. Carruthers rose to make the financial statement after the tea adjournment, and he reviewed the history of the present system of keeping the accounts, and referred to the…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →The Transvaal. Parliament Prorogued. the Queen's Speech. London, August 10
The session was brought to a close yester day, when Parliament was prorogued by Royal commission. The situation in the Transvaal was referred…
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Mr. Carruthers made the financial statement to-night. He reviewed the history of the present system of keeping the accounts, and referred to the auditor-generals's report,…
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IS the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, on the motion of Mr. Lee, it was decided to consider in committe of the whole of the exp[?]ency of bringing in…
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In the Assemby this afternoon Mr. Hughes moved the adjournment of the House, censuring the Government for employing Mr. Garland in a case in the…
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In the Legislative Assembly today, On the motion of Mr. Lee, it was decided to consider in committee of the whole the expediency of bringing in a bill to amend the…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →A Scene in the M.z. Parliament
A scene occurred in the New Zealand House of Representative on Friday night, arising out of charges of political influence connected with the military land grant to…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Parliament of New South Wales. Mr. Neild's Seat Challenged. SYDNEY
Mr. Barton has resigned his position as leader of the Opposition, and Mr. Lyne has been elected in his stead. Mr. Barton's withdrawal is due to the fact that he is…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday last, the members for play and the Lachlan asked some questions, which “Hansard” report as [?]ows :—…
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Mr Wyse took the chair as Returning Officer, and the ballot papers having been distributed, the scrutineers, Messrs Harrison and Blanche, went through them and the poll was declared as follows:— Mr…
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In the Cape House of Assembly last night important statements relative to the present situation were made by Sir Gordon Sprigg, the leader of the Opposition, and Mr. W. P…
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In the Assembly to day, the Premier stated that he had tendered certain advice to the Governor which was not accepted. Consequently the Ministry…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Question in Parliament. Anticipations of the Party. Question of the Federal Premiership. Barton V. Reid
If there is one tiling more than Brother for which the censure debate was noticeable (says the S. M. Herald)’ it is the manner in which parties in the house have split ; and the way in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Re-Election of the Ministry. Mr. Wise and Mr. Fegan to be Opposed. SYDNEY
Messrs. See, Hassall, Perry, and Wood have been re-elected without opposition. Mr. Wise will be opposed by Mr. Bavister, while Mr. Morgan, of Newcastle, will oppose…
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Very keen interest is being taken in the contest between Mr. Wise and Mr. Ravister, and the general opinion is that the fight will be very close…
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On Wednesday evening a considerable number of electors assembled at the Woomargama Hotel for tho purpose of hearing the lion. W. J. Lyne, who was expected to be present. However, he…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Opposition to Mr. Lyne. Mr. J. J. Miller a Candidate. His Opinion of the Premier's Policy
In an interview with a Sydney Morning Herald reporter on Thursday, Mr. J. J. Miller said it was quite true that he intended to contest the election, and came to Germanton…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →The Ashfield Election. Mr. Wise Re-elected
The election for Ashfield on Tuesday resulted in the re-election of Mr. Wise, the Attorney-General, who polled 831 votes against 810 polled by the Opposition candidate, Mr. T. Bivister…
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