Parliament. Sydney, Thursday Night
IN the Assembly, to-day, the Government notified that the Woman's Franchise Bill would be re-introduced. It is intended to conclude the…
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Politics & elections, 1899
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The Parliament
THE Legislative Council on Thursday proceeded with the debate on the motion for the adoption of the Address to the Queen, praying for the…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Hayues moved as a matter of press, ing necessity that his motion dealing with the re-introduction of the Capital…
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IN the Assembly, on Wednesday, there was a large attendance of members and the public. Members appeared to be very excited. All business was postponed…
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AS soon as the President took the chair in the Legislative Council on Wednesday, afternoon the Minister of Justice, in view of the want of con…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, on Thursday, The debate on the motion of want-cfconfidence was resumed by Mr. Fegan, who, up to a. recent date, was an ardent…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday, the Premier, as soon as an opportunity presented itself, endeavoured to make a statement to the House as a matter of privilege. He was…
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On the Legislative Assembly meeting at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, the Premier said: In consequence of the vote arrived at on Thursday night, I gave certain advice to…
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At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night. the following were present: — Ald Wigan (Chair), Makin, Watson,…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Thursday, Dr. MacLaurin gave the House the list of the Ministry, and shortly after nine o'clock the Supply Bill came up from the…
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Sir Joseph Abbott issued his writs for the elections rendered necessary by the acceptance of offices of profit under the Crown by the gentlemen selected…
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The Ashfield election took place today, and resulted as follows:—Wise 831 votes, Bavister 810 votes…
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The melancholy days are come When men for office seek, And jimcrow statesmen mount the stump And speak and speak and speak…
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The event of the week was the Aebfield election, Mr. Reid and his late colleagues did all in their power to prevent the re-election of Mr…
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THE results of the polling in connection with the Hume election as known so far are:—The Hon. W. J. Lyne, 570; Mr. J. J. Miller, 413. There are a…
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The following is the polling in connection with the Hume election:--W. J. Lyne, 570; W. Miller, 413. Ten more returns' are to come to hand, but cannot alter the position…
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The final returns for the Hume elections are:—Lyne, 642; Miller, 453…
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THE names of the successful candidates for employment on the clerical emergency staff in the public service which have just been published includes the…
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THE Government has decided to take steps to divide the colony into such electoral districts as may be required for voting in connection with the…
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It is to be hoped for the despatch of business. We are now well in tbe tenth month of the year, and Parliament, so far, has done…
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