The Parliament. Abridged from the S. M. Herald. Legislative Council. Wednesday, Sept. 21
AFTER some formal business had been gone through, Mr. Want moved that the question of referring all private bills to the…
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The Parliament Ahr[?]dged from the S. M. Herald. Legislative Council. Wednesday, Sept. 28
DR. Dickson intimated that he was no longer the representative in the Council of the Government, but declined to explain the cause…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliament. Abrdged from the S. M. Herald. Legislative Council. Wednesday, Oct. 5. MR. Park took the oaths and his seat
Mr. Muntefiore, on the ground that the Government had not yet had the opportunity of appointing a representative for the Upper House, moved that the Council…
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MR. Margrove, Solicitor General, took the oaths and his seat. He will represent the Government in the Council, and he is a member of the Cabinet…
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A NUMBER of petitions having been presented and various returns laid upon the table, Mr. Hargrave introduced a bill to…
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MR. EAGER informed the House that a new Ministry had been formed, with Mr. Forster at the head of it, and as he had been informed that the other House had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliament. [Abridged From the S. M. Herald.] Legislative Council. Wednesday, Dec. 7
AFTER preliminary business, The Members of Council Qualification Bill (Mr. Johnson's) was agreed to in com mittee of the whole and reported, and the…
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Two messages on Queensland separation matters were recived the Governor General. The Solicitor Genenll obtained leave to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliament. [Abridgen From the 'S.m. Herald.'] Legislative Council. Tuesday, Dec. 20
THE Council was occupied nearly three hours in preliminary debates; first, on the month Secretary for Works,' for the of the Standing Orders, with a…
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