Parliament of N.S.W. Legislative Council. Thursday, May 3Rd, 1877
THE President announced The Royal assent to the Temporary Supply Bill, No. 4 Mr. Samuel laid various papers on the, table, which it was ordered should be…
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Politics & elections, 1877
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Parliament of N.S.W. Legislative Assembly. Friday, May 4, 1877
The Speaker took the chair at twenty-nine minutes part 4 o'clock Mr. Driver, in reply to Mr. Cameron, for Mr. T G Dangar, said that no such…
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TWO hundred candidates have been nominated for the eighty-six seats in the Victorian Assembly. Sir James McCalloch and Messrs. McPherson, Service, and…
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The speaker took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past 4 o'clock. Mr. Parkes, in reply to Mr. Buchanan with regard to the Amended Divorce Bill reserved…
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The McCulloch Government has been defeated in the Victorian elections in every direction. The returns show fifty-four Opposition, fourteen Ministerial, and seventeen…
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Fifteen candidates lost their deposits at the recent elections. Fifty-one Stonewall members returned, and only twenty independent or corner members…
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WHATEVER hopes may have been entertained by the Free Trade portion of this colony, of the speedy overthrow of Protection in Victoria, must now be…
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MINISTERS laid upon the table report on the various projects for supplying Sydney with water, by W. Clark, member of the Institution of Civil Engineers; twelvth and final…
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ALBERT Dangar's Leasing Act of 1873 was referred to a select committee for consideration and report. Mr. Parkes moved that, during the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. Interview with Mr. Parkes. Daring Burglary. The late Captain M'Lerie. Minmi Public School Board. Arrival of the Immigrat on ship N. Boynton. Death by Drowning. Opening of Victorian Parliament. Dainty's Case. SYDNEY. Recd, Tuesday, 7.35 p.m
THE deputation from Newcastle, consisting of the Mayor, Alderman Creer, Brooks, and Chapman, interviewed Mr. Parkes to-day respecting the site for a public cemetery, and…
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SEVERAL questions were asked and answered Mr. Charles moved the adjournment of the House, for the purpose of calling attention to the danger he apprehended from the storage of large quantities of…
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Several questions were asked, and replies given. Ministers laid upon the table,—Report of the Inspector of Public Charities respecting appliances and modes of bathing the inmates at the Infirm and…
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MR. HOSKINS laid upon the table a report from Mr. Licensed surveyor Mann, on the state of Beach-street, Coogee Bay. Ordered to be printed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. Water Supply and Prevention of Floods. Mr. Fieldhouse's Case before Parliament. An Enquiry Promised. Immigration Question. Destructive Fire at Manly Beach. Five Houses destroyed. Damage Estimated at £8000. Trickett v. Rush. The Circular Quay Railway. Fall of Snow. Arrival of 500 Chinamen. 3000 more Expected. Distress at the Palmer. Terrific Gale on the New Zealand Coast. Tidal Wave at Tonga. Arrival of the Ship Darra at Ade[?]aide Case of Small-pox on Board. SYDNEY. Recd. Monday, 8 p.m
In the Assembly this evening, Mr. Parkes, in answer to Mr. Cohen, said that Mr. Clark, hydraulic engineer, was at present engaged upon an enquiry into…
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The Speaker took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past 4 o'clock. TEMPORARY SUPPLY BILL. Mr. Speaker said he had received a message from…
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Mr. M[?]hone is to move in the Assembly next Tuesday—That, in the opinion of this House, it is contrary to the spirit of the Constitution, and dangerous alike to the…
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THE Speaker took the chair at twenty-nine minutes east 4 o'clock. Mr. Lloyd, in reply to Mr. Charles, said the Examiner of Coal-fields had sent in a…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Several questions were asked, and replied to. Mr. Lloyd move for leave to introduce a…
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SIR,—Two events are about to occur, and that very shortly, by which, or either of them, the electors for Northumberland will be called upon at once, whether they, like it or…
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Several question were asked and replied [?]o. Mr. Parkes laid upon the table a return to an address in reference to the serving of…
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