Delegates to Parliament
Writing of the return of certain Labor representatives to the new Parliament of South Australia, the AUSTRALASIAN says:--"A Parliament composed entirely of class delegates…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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The N. S. W. Parliament
ON Tuesday in the Legislative Council, the Vine Diseases bill was read a second time and taken into committee pro formal. In the Council, on Wednesday, Mr…
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The elections on Saturday resulted in the return of Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith and Mr. J. J. Kingsbury for North Brisbane, Sir Charles Lilley and Mr. Glassey being defeated…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the general business was unimportant. Mr. Fuller moved the adjournment of the House, in order to complain of the conduct of the…
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AT the elections on Saturday, twelve Ministerialists, five Oppositionists, and three Labour members were returned. Mr. Donaldson, leader of the Opposition, and…
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IN the election for a member for the representation of Central Cumberland Mr. M'Credie defeated the late member, Mr. Nobbs, by 1125 votes…
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At the elections on Saturday 12 ministerialists, five oppositionists, and three labor members were returned. Mr. Donaldson, leader of the Opposition, and Mr. Norton, late…
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IN the Legislative Council on Tuesday, the principal business was the further consideration in committee of the Vine Diseases bill…
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Another set of elections took place on Saturday when 11 members were returned; four being Ministeralists, and five of the Labor party. Among the defeated were Mr…
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Messrs. O. O. Dangar and F. Clark, Protectionists, were nominated to-day for the Macleay. The former it is expected will be re-elected…
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The Legislative Council passed through committee the Municipal Loans Extension Bill with amendments. In the Assembly Mr. Cann submitted a…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Sir George Dibbs made a short Ministerial statement in regard to public business. He proposes to-night to go on with…
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IN the Legislative Council the Municipal Loans Extention Bill passed its final stages: The Postal Acts Amendment Bill was taken through Committee. An attempt to impose…
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IT is expected that the third and last session of Parliament will meet about the end of September, and that it will be mainly devoted to financial matters…
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IT is expected the third and last session of Parliament will meet about the end of September, and that it will be mainly deToted to financial matters…
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MR. Gladstone's tactics in applying the closure to carry the Home Rule Bill through committee are causing party excitement…
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The Parliament which has been elected by the people of Ulster to protect their interests, as against Home Rule, will meet on the 5th of August…
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THE following case which resulted in £5000 damages and was reported in the TIMES of the 23rd of June, may be of interest to many of our readers. At election…
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WE have hitherto, under a sense of propriety, and with a desire, as we believe, to avoid controversy and dissension in the Church, refrained from discussing in any…
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IN anticipation of the coming elections, the customary amount of meaningless speeches are being delivered and schemes advocated that are utterly unworkable, but savor…
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