Our Local Parliament
The usual meeting of the Armidale Municipal Council won held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night, when there were present: —…
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Politics & elections, 1899
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The Parliament. IN the Assembly, on Tuesday
Mr. Lyne moved, " That, as a matter of urgent and pressing necessity, the House shall consider the expediency of equipping and despatching a military force for service…
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IN the Legislative Council, last night, Mr. Want moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to the necessity of the Government being…
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Parliament is once more in session, and supplies a wholesome counterirritant against the drought, the dust, the flies, and other ills that life in…
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Roughly speaking, the Cape Parliament consists mainly of lawyers, doctors, and farmers, with a sprinkling of merchants, three journalists, and two or three…
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IN the House of Commons, on Thursday night, the Hon, P. J. Stanhope (Liberal), M.P. for Burnley, moved an amendment to the Address-in-Reply, condemning the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, this afternoon, the Minister for Works (Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan), in reply to a question, said it was not possible to submit the Tenterfield…
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At the usual meeting of the municipal council on Tuesday night the following were present:—Ald. Fitzgerald (Mayor) Kirkwood claverie…
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Kimberley is now completely invested by the Boers. The streets are barricaded and blocked with barbed wire. It is estimated that there are 30,000…
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IN the election for the How-andCromley constituency, which took place yesterday, the liberal-unionist, Mr. Guthrie, beat Mr. Spencer, the radical…
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Except in the matter of passing new railways the Assembly is not displaying a very marked degree of alacrity. Tuesday night last week…
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Mr. Justice Real of Queensland has declared Mr. Hood's election for the Warrego void the ground that he held an office of profit under the Crown…
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THE Assembly last night considered the Friendly Societies Bill in committee. In the Assembly, after a long debate, the second reading of the Early Closing Bill was carried on…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, a long discussion, which ended in defeat of the resolution by 41 votes to 11, took place on Mr. S. Law's motion in favour of holding an…
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MEMBERS of the Legislative Assembly were engaged chiefly yesterday in considering in committee the provisions of the Early Closing Bill. Notice of the…
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The State elections endorse the candidature of M'Kinley for the Presidency of the United States, and he is likely to be re-nominited…
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MR. PACKER, publisher of the Age, and Mr. Ebsworth, the publisher of the Australasian, have been summoned before the bar of the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, last night, the Early Closing Bill was further dealt with in committee and further amended. The third reading was…
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At the usual meeting of the Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—Ald. Fitzgerald (Major), Solomons Kirk wood, Makin, Watson,…
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In the Victorian Legislative Assembly yesterday, the publishers of the 'Age' and 'Australasian' were released on payment of £100 each,…
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