The Imperial Parliament
THE Imperial Parliament was formally prorogued on Saturday last. The Queen's speech stated that the foreign relations of the Empire were peaceful; but regret was expressed that…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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Opening of Parliament
THE opening of Parliament on Tuesday last marks a new era in the history of New South Wales, and the results accruing from the brains of those…
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SIR,—It cannot be said that the political horizon has become leas clouded since the general election; on the contrary, there are not wanting indications that…
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PARLIAMENT was opened at noon to-day with the usual ceremony. The Governor's Speech, which was a lengthy one, promises the immediate introduction of an amended…
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SOME time back the Treasurer in Victoria gave expression to some of the traditional ill-feeling prevailing between colonial politicians and the press, and…
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THE question of a National Bank was discussed in Parliament on the 4th instant on the following motion:— Mr. Rose moved,—" 1. That, in the opinion…
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THE main provisions of the new.Land.Bill pro vide for the classification and survey of Crown lands; the recognition of tenant right on the part of all clanses of Crown tenants; the…
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In the Assembly on Thursday the preliminary' business was unimportant Mr. Reid moved for a grant of 201,000 to recoup the Treasurer's advance account…
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THE S.M. Herald thus summarises the debate: The Minister for Lands pointed out that, in framing the measure, he had availed himself of the experience of all countries, and had…
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IT will come as a shock perhaps to aldermen and others to discover that, owing to the peculiar wording of the Municipalities Act, 'treating,' and the engaging…
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In the Assembly yesternight the Premier moved the suspension of the standing orders to pass through all its stages a bill to amend the Electoral Act, under which it had been discovered that it was…
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The Secretary for Public. Works replying to Mr. M'Gowan in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon stated that tenders'had been received but declined for the towage of…
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In tne Assembly Mr. Reid proposed that private members business should be abandoned after seven o'clock on every Tuesday. This created considerable hostility, especially OJ the part of many country…
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IN the Assembly this, afternoon the Premier announced his intention: of delivering, the Financial Statement on 7th November. The Premier referred feelingly to the…
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In the Assembly, the Land Bill was further considered in committee. Mr. Carruthers proposed to amend the 5th clause by limiting the area, which, might at…
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In the Assembly, yesternight, Mr.Branker, "replying to Mr. Willard, said Constable Andrews of Byron. Bay, who was..reduced, and degraded owing to representations of Mr…
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AN unpleasant scene took place on 25th October in the Legislative Assembly and the adjoining lobbies, the chief participants being Sir George Dibbs…
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The Premier delivered his financial statement [?] evening. He places the revenue for the present year at £9,411,360, being £470,000 less than his predecessor (Mr. See's) estimate, thus…
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ON Thursday afternoon the report of the Elections and Qualifications Committee upon the petition of Kelly v. Willard (Tweed) was laid on the table of the Assembly…
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In the Assombly, on Wednesday, Mr. Varney Parkes moved the adjournment of the House for the purpose of calling attention to the Purliamentary Standing Committee's relation to…
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