Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Thursday, December 18
AFTER our report in yesterday's issue closed, the following business was taken:— LOAN ACCOUNT. Estimate—Expenditure on account of public…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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Our Melbourne Letter. MELBOURNE, December 16. Parliament
WE are soon likely to have seen the last of the Parliament of 1890, which has been in many respects peculiar. Several times during the earlier portion of the session was the…
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Parliament was prorogued yesterday by the Governor in person. The speech was of the usual character, A lot of ill-feeling was created through the motion to allow an…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Saturday, December 20. Winding up the Session. The Last Sitting. No Quorum. Prorogued. SYDNEY
AFTER the report of the proceedings in the Assembly on Friday night, which appeared in Saturday's issue, closed, the following business was taken:—The Level Crossings on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CABLEGRAMS. Kilkenny Election. Big Majority for Hennessy
LONDON, Tuesday.—The Kilkenny election resulted in a win for Sir John Pope Hennessy by a large majority. The voting was as follows:—…
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THE complete returns of the municipal elections throughout Great Britain show that the Liberals have greatly scored. In thirty two boroughs, which are parliamentary as well…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Melbourne Letter. MELBOURNE, December 24. The Parliament and the Press
PARLIAMENT is at last over, and the reporters, at least, say "Thank God for it," for it has been pretty hard work for them. For the reporters…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →West Australia. Perth, Tuesday. Opening of Parliament
Yesterday the new West Australian Ministry were installed, and took charge of the departments. In the evening the appointments were gazetted, also the appointment of…
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