TELEGRAMS. The Queensland Parliament Dissolved
SYDNEY, Friday.—The Queensland Parliament has been dissolved…
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Politics & elections, 1883
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The Queensland Elections
BRISBANE, Saturday.—At his meeting in the Town Hall, last night, Mr. S. W. Griffith spoke in very strong terms against Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith and his Ministry…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Parliament will likely proceed to business about the end of October…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Messrs, Pritchard and Chapman are candidates for the Glebe, vice Sir G. W. Allen, and have already issued their addresses…
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A MELBOURNE telegram of Thursday says:—"The remaining clauses of the Local Government Bill have been passed by the Council. Mr. Service announced in the Assembly yesterday that the Government is…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—The polling in ten electorates took place to-day, and caused considerable excitement. The following members have been returned:—Aubigny,…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—At the Queensland Elections the present show of returns give nine Ministerialists, one Independent, and fifteen Opposition…
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LONDON, August 25.—The Imperial Parliament was formally prorogued to-day. The Queen's speech, which was read by the Lord Chancellor, states that…
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THE polling for the election of two aldermen to serve in the Waratah Municipal Council, in place of Alderman H. W. Hammond and Thos. Cox, resigned, took place on Tuesday in the Council Chamber,…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Parliament is further prorogued till October 9th, when they meet to despatch business…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A successful trial was made yesterday of lighting the Houses of Parliament with the electric light. Thirty lamps equal to 1600 candles, wore used in the Council Chamber, and sixty lamps…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At a meeting of the Executive Council to-day, the Governor's speech, to be read to-morrow at the opening of Parliament, was finally agreed upon…
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TO-DAY both Houses of Parliament will re-assemble for the dispatch of business, and the session is likely to command more interest than many of…
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The third session of the Eleventh Parliament of New South Wales was opened at noon to-day by the Governor in person. There was a large assemblage…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. MR. A. G. TAYLOR ON THE WAR PATH. Mr. A. G. Taylor put a question to Mr…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Speaker took the chair at 4.30 p.m. Prior to questions being asked, the Colonial Secretary said he hoped they would be read aloud for the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. Mr. McElhone desired to make explanation, and said that the other day he had…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Standing Orders Committee of the Assembly will meet to-morrow to consider certain proposed modifications of procedure in the…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the Legislative Council yesterday, Mr. Dalley introduced and moved the first reading of the bill to amend the Law…
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Yesterday, Mr. Dalley, in a lengthy speech, introduced the second reading of the Contempt of Court Bill. The debate was adjourned till Wednesday next…
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