N.s.w. Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Thursday, July 26, 1881
MR. M'LAUGHLAN brought up the Birds Protection Bill, which was read a first time. The Debts of Deceased Persons Bill…
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Politics & elections, 1881
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Opening of the Parliament of Western Australia
PERTH, Wednesday.—The Legislative Council was opened yesterday. The Governor's speech alludes to the steady decrease in the deficiency, which is now…
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THE Deceased Persons Debts Bill and the Additional Supreme Court Judge Bill were received from the Legislative Assembly, and read the first time…
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THERE are so many peculiarities in connection with the above, that it is but fair the public at large should be made acquainted with the most important of…
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MR. ROSEBY presented a petition from the Board of Management of the Sydney Permanent Freehold Land and Building Society in favour of inquiry…
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Mr. BAKER, in answer to Mr. Jacob for Mr. T. G. Dangar, said that, except in the case of land contiguous to or adjoining a railway, the men…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Victorian Parliament opened yesterday. The reply to the Governor's speech was carried by both Houses, without division. The…
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The Hospital Act Amendment Bill was, on the motion of Mr. King, read the third time, passed, and returned to the Legislative Council…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, A message was received from his Excellency the Governor, intimating…
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SIR JOHN ROBERTSON, in reply to Mr. Piddington, said he had no objection to lay before the House copies of the whole correspondence with the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, Mr. Wisdom gave notice of his intention to move to-day that the…
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MR. LACKEY, in reply to Mr. Melville (for Mr. Garrard), said that Messrs. Hudson, Brothers were the successful tenderers for the six railway carriage bogies, for which…
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A GOOD deal of interest was centered in the proceedings on Thursday, on account of the debate on the motion for the second reading of the Chinese…
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Petitions in favour of amendments in the Licensing Bill were presented by various members. Mr. Wisdom laid on the table copies of…
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LONDON, August 22.—The Appropriation Act has passed the House of Commons, and the House has adjourned until Saturday next, when it is expected…
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The Speaker took the chair at 29 minutes past 4 o'clock. Sir Henry Parkes, in reply to Mr. Copeand, said that the people who had been…
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PARIS, August 22.—The elections to the Chamber of Deputies commenced to-day. The Radical members were re-elected for the city. Gambetta was…
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LONDON, August 27.—The Imperial Parliament is prorogued…
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SIR Henry Parkes, in reply to Mr. Burns, said the passages from the report of the Inspector of Charities with regard to technical education had not been under the…
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Mr. THORNTON moved that the report of the committee on the Criminal Law Amendment Bill be adopted. Sir George Innes moved as an…
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