The N. S. W. Parliament
IN the Council, on Thursday, the debate on the Franchise Extension Sill was resumed, but after several members bad spoken, Mr. Kethel consented to farther…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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The N. S. W. Parliament
IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Rose asked for leave to introduce a bill to provide for the registration of bicycles. The House refused permission by 34 to 24…
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Mr. J. G. Carroll, ex-M.P., was the only candidate nominated for the Lachlan. He will be declared reelected to-day…
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IN the Council, on Thursday, the consideration in committee of the Municipal Council of Sydney Electric Lightning Bill was resumed, but very little progress was…
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IN the Council, on Wednesday, Dr. Garran moved the second reading of the Georgestreet Electric Tramway Bill, and after discussion the motion was agreed to, and the…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the No-Liability Mining Companies Bill come up for third reading, and Mr. Adrian Know moved for its recommittal. There were some…
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THE Legislative Council got to work at once after it met on Thursday with the Municipal Council of Sydney Electric Lighting-Bill, and with the exception of…
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THE Council, on Wednesday, having dealt with the third readings of several bills the House proceeded to the consideration in committee of the…
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THE good old days have gone (says Success), banished for ever by the Corrupt Practices Act—when a Parliamentary candidate was…
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IN the Council, on Thursday, the Electoral Laws Amendment Bill was discussed, but the debate was wanting in animation. The second reading was agreed to, and the…
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IN the Council, on Wednesday, the House proceeded with a further consideration in committee of the Water Rights Bill. At the outset the Attorney-General notified…
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THE Premier is still strongly of opinion that the Federal Convention Elections should take place in February or March next, and he intends to again write to the…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. O'Sullivan introduced his Homes Protection Bill. The germ of the measure was soon made clear. It is to secure homesteads to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams Sydney. Friday. Parliament. a "Stranger" in the House. Causes a Sensation. "Don't Throw Stones."
Considerable sensation was caused in the Assembly yesternight by a man in the Gallery throwing two large pieces of blue metal into the Chamber…
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IN the Conncil on Wednesday, after getting through the third reading of the Water Rights and Municipal Council of Sydney Electric Light Bills, several…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Chanter moved to get a select committee appointed to report on an inquiry into the claim of Messrs. Permewan, Wright,…
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IN the Council, on Wednesday, the House proceeded to the consideration of the factories and Shop Bill, the second reading which was moved by Dr. Gamut. The…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday, the Use Limitation Bill was introduced by Mr. M'Farlane. The rates of interest are to be limited and clearly stated in every case…
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In the election days of thirty or forty years ago England had her processions, her banners, and her bands of music. They survive, and a good deal more, in the…
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In a bombastical speech delivered on Monday night at the newly formed " Solidarity club," Mr. M'Gowen M.P., found it. necessary…
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