Yesterday's Mails. New South Wales Parliament. (Abri[?] from Wednesday's Herald.)
IN the Council, on Tuesday, The Governor's assent was given to bill to amend the law of arrest and prisonment in civil process…
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Politics & elections, 1874
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THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. (Abridged from the Herald.) [?]Lative Council. [?]Sday, April 1
[?]minary business, [?]Laws Amendment Bill [?] time, passed, and trans[?] concurrence of the…
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MR. A. CAMPBELL moved the adjournment of the House to speak of the delays in bringing up the Sydney portion of the Suez mails from Melbourne, and urged the…
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In the Assembly, on Monday, Mr. Parkes gave notice that he would move, as an addition to the motion of Mr. J. Robertson for to-day for the…
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The President reported the receipt of a message from the' Governor notifying that assent had been given by him to the Appropriation Act for 1874 and previous…
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After some preliminary business, Mr. Samuel moved that the House adjourn to Wednesday next. Mr. Docker said it was scarcely…
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THE business was simply with reference to the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts Incorporation Bill. THURSDAY, APRIL 30…
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MR. Samuel moved the second reading of the Public Railways Land Resumption Bill, which was to enable the Government to resume for railway purposes land that…
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IN the Assembly, on Monday, Ministers stated, in answer to questions: That the decision of his Excellency the Governor in reference to the…
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IN reference to certain questions concerning the proposed liberation of the convict Gardiner, Mr. Samuel said they would be best answered by the papers which he laid…
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IN the 'Gazette' of 12th instant appear Regulations relating to the Mining Board, which, include Regulations tor the election of and conduct of business by…
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The Bishopthorpe Estate Bill was assented to. The Prisons Bill was read a third time, passed, and returned to the Assembly…
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THE royal assent was received to the Prisons Bill. The Municipalities Act Amendment Bill was read a third time, and returned to the…
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MR. RUSSELL presented a petition from electors of East Maitland, against the exclusion of the name of that town from the districts named in the Electoral Bill…
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THE House again went into committee for the further consideration of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill, resuming with the schedule of electoral districts. Many of…
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THE Public Railways Land Resumption and the Registration of Brands Act Amendment Bills were assented to. The House again went into committee…
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ON Tuesday, at 3 p.m., about 30 persons assembled in front of the Court House, Armidale, to hear the official declaration for the state of the poll with reference to…
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MR. DISRAELI'S manner in the House of Commons is one strongly marked, and is, doubtless undesignedly, calculated to increase the personal interest which has for…
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THE Loan Bill was read a first time. The Field of Mars Common Resumption Bill was passed through all its stages, without amendment…
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Parliament was re-opened on Tuesday, when Sir EL Robinson delivered the following SPEECH…
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