Parliament of N. S. WALES. Sydney
Sir Henry Parkes and Mr. M'Millan made statements in the Assembly last night in respect to the recent Cabinet trouble. A long debate took place on the strike…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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Parliament of N. S. WALES. Sydney
In the Assembly, yesternight. Mr. Hurley Apologised for his apparent misconduct on Tuesday last, stating that he was called away to catch the Melbourne express train at a few…
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IMMEDIATELY the Assembly met Tuesday, Mr. YOUNG announced his intention to resign the Speakership to-morrow. In doing so he said he had been overtaken by misfortune, through…
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IT was notified that Mr. Brennan, would address the electors at the Quarryman's Arms Hotel, Pyrmont, on Monday evening, and a very large assemblage gathered notwithstanding the rain…
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AT the West Sydney hustings on Wednesday Mr. Horkan proposed Mr. A. G. Taylor. Mr. L. W. F[?]berg seconded the proposition. Mr. Thomas Jessop proposed Mr. John…
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THE result of the polling to-day was—A. G. Taylor, 34-55; John Taylor, 1963. Majority for A. G. Taylor, 1492…
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IN the Assembly on wednesday there was a large attendace of members and the public. All preliminary business was postponed. Mr.DlBBS moved his Vote of Censure…
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ON Wednesday evening in the Assembly Sir Henry Parkes rose to reply to Mr. Dibbs, but had not uttered many sentences when the arrival of anew member…
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A disgraceful scene took place in the Assembly on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Crick, member for West Macquarie, defied the Chairman of Committees and the Speaker,…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. M'Millun, in answer to Mr. Perry, stated that his Colleagues had received the following report by telegraph from the local officer, Mr. Engineer…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Northern Star. Wednesday, 10Th December, 1890. Hospitals Elections Bill
THERE is now before Parliament a bill, introduced by Mr. C. A. Lee, to better provide for the mode of election of office bearers at the annual meeting of these institutions. It would…
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LAST Wednesday Mr. Frank [?] (for Mr. Ewing) asked the Secretary for [?] Was [?] made in the survey of [?] parish of [?]…
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SHORTLY after the Assembly met yesterday Mr. TO[?]KIN [?] attention to the charges of corruption and bribory made by Mr. Crick[?]at L[?]ton against members of the House, and…
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In reply to a question in the Assembly, the PREMIER said no change whatever was contemplated in regard to the Agent-General-ship…
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THE next Congress will meet in December 1891, with an overwhelming Democratic majority, the largest majority that any political party has ever had in the history of…
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