The N. S. W. Parliament
THE Assembly met at quarter to four o,clock on Tuesday, and adjourned again to allow the Address to be presented to the Governor. This was duly done and when…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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The N. S. W. Parliament
UPON the Vice-President of the Executive Council moving the adjournment of the House on Wednesday, Mr. Macintosh rose to call attention to the agitation now…
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IN the Assembly, on Thursday, Mr. Young explained that the papers in connection with Mr. Varney Partes' charges against the Works Department…
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IN the Council, on Wednesday, the President took the chair at 4.30 p.m. The President announced the death of the Hon. John Davies, C.M.G., M.L.C…
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The Premier promised to consider the advisability of abolishing the electoral rights system…
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IN the Assembly, on Wednesday, Mr. Perry was told that it really is a fact that some of the flooring-boards used in the Parliament building are of foreign…
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IN the Assembly, on Thursday, Mr. Reid did not think that matters had gone far enough to warrant him in ascertaining the views of the Australian…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, ministers in reply to members said it is not the intention of the Land and Income Tax Commissioners to accept the values sent in by the…
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THE House of Commons by a majority of 141 decided not to adjourn for Derby Day…
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IN the Council, on Wednesday, A motion had been placed upon the business paper in favour of placing Mr. Kater on the Parliamentary Standing Committee…
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IN the Council, on Thursday, the House resumed the consideration in committee of the Capertee Tramway Bill, and the measure, after discussion on some of the more…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Dr. Graham took the House by surprise by an enquiry to the Ministers, without notice, with regard to the Civil service. The road to…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, Sir Arthur Ren wick gave notice of his intention to move for leave to introduce a bill to amend the law relating to…
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IN the Council, on Thursday, after the preliminary business had been disposed of Sir Arthur Ben wick obtained leave to introduce a bill to amend the Act to establish…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Brunker told Mr. Perry that it was a fact that three of the barristers briefed for the Railway Commissioners were also instructed to…
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THE first business transacted as soon as the Legislative Council met en Wednesday afternoon was the third reading of the Capertree Tramway Bill, and the measure…
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IN the Council, on Thursday, several petitions were presented in favour of the clause in the State Children's Relief Act of 1881 Amendment Bill for boarding-out…
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THE poor New Yorkers were in a pitiably droughty state on the first Sunday on which the new liquor law called the Raines Bill was fully enforced. Under its provisions no restaurant…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, when the House met there vas little fear that the unexpected was about to happen. It was true that Mr. Lyne had his motion of…
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The Salisbury administration have had to abandon their Education Bill owing to the determined opposition of the members of the House of…
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