The Parliament
IN the Legislative Council, on Tuesday, January 24, it was stated that the Governor had assented to the Stamp Duties Act Continuation and Amendment Bill and the Special Appropriation Bill. Mr. Dockermade…
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Politics & elections, 1871
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The Parliament
IN the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, the business was unimportant. On Thursday, it was also unimportant. The House adjourned to Wednesday following…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, Feb. 8, there was no quorum. On Thursday, the further consideration of the Bathurst Burr and Thistle Bill was deferred for a…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, Feb. 15, it was stated that Mr. Salomons had resigned his seat. In reply to questions, it was stated by Mr. Docker that the 1s. 1½d., mentioned as the average cost per…
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GENTLEMEN —The leading article in your local contemporary of last week was devoted to the subject of the late municipal election. The article itself appears to have been written under false impressions, or from…
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The assent of the Governor was given to the Unclaimed Balances Appropriation and the Stamp Duties Continuation Bills…
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Mr. Docker laid some papers on the table, including an additional regulation under the Crown Lands Act. The Customs Duties Bill was received…
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Mr. Docker laid upon the table reports of the Council of Education, on the Public and Certified Denominational Schools for 1879, and further correspondence in…
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The Governor's assent was given to the bill last past granting certain sums from the Consolidated Revenue towards the services of 1871…
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The Treasury Bills Bill was assented to Mr. Docker moved the second reading of the Stamp Duties Act Amendment…
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The Stamp Duties Act Amendment Bill was assented to. In reply to a question, about the Superannuation Act, Mr. Docker said the…
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On Wednesday and Thursday there was no quorum, and the House adjourned to Wednesday following…
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The Customs Bill was assented to. The Main Roads Management Act Amendment Bill and the Kerosene Storage and Sale Bill were received from the…
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No quorum. THURSDAY, JUNE 8. A petition from 297 Civil servants was presented by Mr. Deas Thomson against…
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A virtual call of the House was made for the resumption of the debate on the second reading of the Superannuation Bill…
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The Treasury Bilk Deficiency Bill and the Imported Stock Bill passed through their final stages and were returned to the Assembly without amendment…
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YESTERDAY we saw a telegram from Mr. H. C. Dangar stating that he would retire in favour of Mr. Richard Hargrave. It will be seen, by an advertisement,…
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MR. ABBOTT held a meeting in Armidale on Saturday evening, but as it was not advertised, and we did not receive any notice of the intention, we had not the…
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The following speech was delivered by his Excellency the Earl of Belmore:—Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, and Gentlemen of the…
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IN the legislative Council, on Wednesday, Nov. 15, the business was merely formal. On Thursday, the Postmaster General…
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