The Opening of Parliament
PARLIAMENT was opened at twenty minutes past twelve, on the third inst., by his Excellency Sir H. Robinson. The members of the Assembly having taken their seats in the Council Chamber, the…
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Politics & elections, 1874
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THE N.S.W. PARLIAMENT. (Abridgedfrom the Herald.) Legislative Council. Wednesday, Nov. 4
THE address in reply to his Excellency's bpeech was presented at Government House, and responded to. Mr. Samuel laid upon the table the…
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The second reading of the Criminal Law Consolidation and Amendment Bill was postponed. It was agreed, on motion by Mr…
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IN reply to Mr. Frazer, it was stated by Mr. Samuel that it was not the intention of Government this session to introduce a measure for the resumption of…
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THE House in committee partly considered the Criminal Law Consolidation and Amendment Bill. The Sydney Corporation Act…
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AN enthusiastic meeting in favour of Dr. Fraser was held on Friday last at Mr. Ruming's Stonehenge Hotel, Beardy. The attendance was very good, some fifty people being present, and the chair was…
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THE Hon. R. P. Abbott addressed a meeting of the electors last Thursday night at the Temperance Hall. Mr. James Martin, J.P., occupied the chair, and after a few remarks introduced Mr. Abbott, who was received with much applause. He…
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SIR,--On looking over the list of Mr. Abbott's Committee, as published in the Guardian of last Saturday, I was somewhat surprised to see my name therein. I wish to ask by what peculiar process electioneering committees are formed, and who it is…
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