Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Thursday, April 25Th, 1878
MR. SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. Mr. Sutherland, in reply to Mr. Dangar, said tenders would be invited…
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Politics & elections, 1878
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Parliament. 9.35 p.m
In the Assembly, the Ministers in reply to a question, said, if time allow, a bill will be introduced to prevent the export of warlike stores…
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The Pacific Mail resolutions were passed in committee and received, and agreed to by the House. 10.5 p.m…
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The Legislative Council sat till past midnight discussing the Diseases Sheep Bill, which passed through committee after further amendments…
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A WARATAH correspondent says:—In the matter of getting two additional members of Parliament to represent Northumberland, rumour with her hundred tongues tells me that Mr. David Buchanan…
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In the Assembly Mr. Cameron's resolution in favoure of "hansard" was carried without division. 9.40 p.m…
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IN the Assembly yesterday, the House was counted out on Mr. Hungerford's motion in Friday's House, to consider an address to the Governor, praying that £3000 be…
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Rec'd Newcastle Wednesday, 11 a.m. In the Assembly last night, the third reading of Dr. Beer's Disabilities Bill was negatived, on division…
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IN committee, the Privileges Bill was altered in order to give the Parliament of New South Wales the same privileges as those enjoyed by the House of Commons,…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. Fitzpatrick, in reply to Mr. Simson said it was probable that a survey would be made of the country between Narrandera and Hay,…
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IN the Assembly, after the transaction of routine business on Tuesday, Mr. Bennett drew attention to the state of the House, and there not being a quorum present, the House adjourned…
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The House, by a majority of 30 to 9, adopted the plans, sections, and books of reference submitted by the Government for the extension of the Northern line…
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The Legislative Council agreed to the plans, specifications, and books of reference for the extension of the Great Northern Railway from Tamworth to…
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In the Assembly, a lengthy discussion is proceeding on the conduct of the Council in rejecting the Privileges Bill, resulting in a motion for adjournment by Mr…
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IT will be seen by our Sydney telegrams that Parliament has been prorogued till the 2nd July…
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OUR telegraphic correspondent so de us the result of the above election as follows:—Mr. H. S. Badgery, 302; Mr. C. G Heydon, 127; Mr. J. A. Gorrick. 109. Majority for Mr. Badgery,…
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THE opening of Parliament has been further prorogued to Tuesday, the 13th August…
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PARLIAMENT was opened this afternoon, with the usual ceremony. His Excellency the Governor was attended by Colonel Anderson, Colonel Hutton, Major Pitt,…
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THE election for Marine Board Warden, to fill the vacancy on used by deah of Captain Fairclough, took place on Wednesday at the Marine Board Office. Mr. W. [?]peer acted as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TELEGRAMS. Opening of Parliament. SYDNEY. Tuesday, 2.10 a.m
PARLIAMENT opened to-day. The Governor's Speech says that he had called Parliament together early to enable them to deal with important business of the…
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