The Election Riot at Warwick
The Courier reports:—On Friday, the election of a member to represent the town of Warwick in the Parliament of Queensland, took place. During the early part of the day…
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Politics & elections, 1871
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Opening of Parliament
The Third Session of the Sixth Parliament of New South Wales was opened this day, Tuesday, with the usual formalities, by his Excellency the Governor. The attendance of…
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Mr. Punch, having been informed that the education of candidates for the Civil Service Examination has been sadly neglected, will from time to time give lectures upon history,…
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In the afternoon sittings, Ministers laid various documents on the table, and Mr. Wilson gave notice of his intention to introduce a Land Bill and an Impounding Bill…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Thursday, Mr. Macleay called attention to the unusual proceeding which had taken place on the previous day, when the time of meeting of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Assembly. Tuesday, November 21,1871
In the Legislative Assembly, Ministers, in answer to questions, said : That a bill to encourage immigration would not be introduced that year; that the question of the erection…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Friday, Ministers, in answer to questions, said: That the fee of £2 charged for examination at the University is charged by authority of the…
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In the Legislative Assembly, ministers, in answer to questions, said : That the report of the select committee on the case of Mr. Thomas Smith would have been adopted had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament of New South Wales Thursday, November 30, 1871. Legislative Council
The House, on the mention the Postmaster-General proceeded to Government House, to present tu Address in reply to his Excellency's opening speech. The Governor, in…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, ministers, in answer to questions, said: That no answer hid been received from the Secretary of State to the second petition of the…
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Ministers, in answer to questions, said: A petition had been received from Wallsend, praying for a corporation, but a counter-petition, signed by a larger number of persons,…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, ministers in answer to questions, said : That the number of bales of wool carried by railway from Goulburn to Sydney, between the…
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Sir James Martin, in answer to questions, said : That a report had been received from the police, confirming tHE statement that a gentleman connected with the Herald had…
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