Parliament. Wednesday, September 20. Legislative Council
THE President took the chair at 27 minutes past 4 p.m. A message was read from his Excellency the Governor, intimating that…
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Politics & elections, 1882
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Parliament Thursday, September 21. Legislative Assembly
Mr. SPEAKER reported that the congratulatory address to her Majesty the Queen had that day been presented by deputation to his Excellency the Governor, who had…
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THIS morning the position of affairs was that an amendment had been moved late last night in the 343rd clause by Mr. Slattery to allow…
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MR. LACKEY, in reply to Mr. M'Elhone, in the Assembly on Thursday night, said it was proposed to make Singleton a second-class station in January, 1883. The traffic…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The show of hands at the Tumut election was declared in favour of Mr. O'Mara. The poll takes place on Tuesday next…
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IRON SAFES.—Sir Henry Parkes, replying to Mr. Wright, said there were some of Wearne's safes now in use in the public offices of Sydney. Mr. Wearne had been…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At the Tumu[?] election, the polling at present shows Mr. O'Mara to have a majority of 200 over Mr. Emanuel…
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HON. members of the Legislative Assembly are indulging their inquisitive propensities to even a larger extent than in former sessions. On…
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LONDON, October 20.—The Imperial Parliament will reassemble on Tuesday for the special autumn session, which is to be devoted to Mr. Gladstone's cloture…
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BRISBANE, Monday.—A stormy and exciting scene occurred in the Assembly to-day, during the discussion on the estimates for heads of Departments. Mr. Griffiths…
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LONDON, October 24.—The Imperial Parliament met to-day, after two month's adjournment, to enable the Government to proceed with Mr. Gladstone's cloture…
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DR. TARRANT moved a resolution declaring, in effect, that the House having considered the reports of the Royal Commission appointed on the 13th September, 1881, to…
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Mr. Piddington presented a petition against the Employers' Liability Bill. The Diseases in Sheep Acts Amendment Bill, and the Employers' Liability Bill, were…
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THE Bishops of Australia and Tasmania have arrived at a decision in favour of Dr. Parry, Suffragan Bishop of Dover. The question of the legality of the Synod's…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. J. G. O'Connor is a candidate for Gundagai…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Eleven candidates have entered for the vacant seat for Gundagai. Mr. W. B. Christie, L.S., has retired. It is rumoured that George…
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LONDON, November 9.—The elections in the United States are still proceeding. The Democrats have a large majority in the North Republic, and the same in the…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. George Wallace (late of Newcastle) and Mr. Barbour are the only candidates in the field for Gundagai…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, after the questions had been disposed of (including one concerning the sale of liquor on board Newcastle and other steamers…
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THE President took the Chair at half-past 4 o'clock. In answer to Br. Stewart, the Post-master-General stated that pupils undergo…
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