The N. S. W. Parliament. Legislative Council. Wednesday, August 7
THE Matrimonial Causes Bill was further postponed, and the Appropriation Bill was read a first time. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8…
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THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. (Continued from Page 6.) Legislative Council. Monday, August 12
Mr. Samuel moved a motion to the effect that this House desires to join with the other branch of the Legislature in expressing its opinion that, in order to…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, it was stated, by Ministers, in answer to questions—That on or about the 22nd Oct. Mr. Samuel consented to act as Colonial…
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THE address in reply to the Governor's opening Speech was presented, and replied to. After some formal business, it was…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Ministers said, in reply to questions—That records are kept in the Public schools, in accordance with Regulation 59, of the time and…
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The Matrimonial Causes Bill was received from the Legislative Assembly, and on the motion of Mr. Hay was reed a first time…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Ministers stated, in answer to questions, that the Government intended to introduce a measure to deal with the Superannuation…
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MR. Samuel stated that the Government had ordered,£50,000 worth of silver coin from England. On the motion of Mr. Samuel, a bill to…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Ministers stated, in answer to questions:—1. That they were informed, on the authority of Mr. Woods, of Fiji, that the Polynesian…
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THE Commons Regulation Bill was received from the Assembly, and read a first time. The Public Exhibitions Act…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Butler gave notice of his intention to ask for leave next day to introduce a bill to amend the Real Property Act…
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PETITIONS were received in favour of and against the Commons Regulation Bill; and one from the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney and other prelates of…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, I Mr. Lackey presented a petition from certain citizens of Sydney against the disbandment of the Permanent Infantry…
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MR. Samuel said there would be no objection to furnish copies of the only papers in the possession of the Government, showing that Dr. Murray had been accepted…
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THE President reported that he had communicated to Mrs. Wentworth the resolution of the Council in favour of a public funeral to be accorded to the remains of…
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