Sydney Municipal Elections
At the general nominations of the Municipal, elections, Aldermen Manning and Beare were re-elected unopposed. All the other seats are to be contested…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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The N. S. W. Parliament
IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, The Eeal Property Acts Amendment Bill and the Agreements Valuating Bill were read a third time The motion that the…
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THE Legislative Council last night further considered the Federation Bill in Committee and had not concluded when the House adjourned…
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THE general elections have resulted in a disastrous defeat of the opposition, their total strength in the new house being only 14. Mr. Bolleston, leader of the opposition,…
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The general elections resulted in the disastrous defeat of the Opposition, their total strength in the new House only being 14. Mr. Rollestone, their leader, was defeated…
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The Legislative Council last night further considered in committee the Federation Constitution Bill. The Local Option Bill was introduced and read a first time…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, The Mining on Private Lands Bill, the Stamp Duties Act Further Amendment Bill, and the Crown Lands Purchases and…
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M. ROBINET, the illiterate candidate for Parliament, who went round Paris the other day blowing a hunting horn in order to call attention to his electoral programme, has been nearly…
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THE Colonial Treasurer's reply, on Friday night to the question asked by Mr. Frank Farnell as to whether the free railway passes issued to members would be…
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THE other day a son of the Green Isle, whose heavy brogans still bore the traces of the bogs and whose tongue was thick with the brogue of County Cork, stepped into a police station and…
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