Prorogation of Parliament
ON Wednesday, Parliament was prorogued. The following is the Governors' speech:-- [?]Honourable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, and Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly.--…
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Politics & elections, 1887
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Dr. Cortis on Parliament and Government
AT a dinner given to him on Thursday, at Bathurst, Dr. Cortis, one of the gentlemen elected last February to follow the "gospel according to Parkes," -- Sir Henry came up special to pulverise…
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PARLIAMENT was opened to-day, at noon, by His Excellency the Governor, with the usual ceremonies. The following is synopsis of the speech :--…
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Sir Henry Parkes is expected to be reelected for St. Leonards, unopposed…
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Tue Premier will announce to-day the course to be taken with government business and when the financial statement will be made…
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The Government are considering the expediency of erecting new Houses of Parliament…
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In the Assembly yesterday, the Premier's Centennial proposals were considered, consisting of a grand intercolonial banquet, exhibition, and regatta; also the issue of new…
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THE senior member for the Bogan spoke on the Railway Bill on Thursday night., The writer of "In the House" in the Herald, thus deals with his speech:--" After a sufficient amount of time to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →PARLIAMENT. Sydney, Nov. 11
The Legislative Council sat till a late hour last night and went through the whole of the Bankruptcy Bill in Committee making only a few verbal amendments and adding one…
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The Democratic party have carried the elections in the State of New York by a large majority…
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The Upper House yesterday was engaged during the whole of the sitting in amending various clauses of the New Bankruptcy Bill none of which were of serious import…
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In the Assembly last night a bill for changing the name of the colony to Australia was read a first time by a majority of 58 to 18, It was strongly opposed by Messrs…
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The Wentworth Electorate Subdivision bill passed its third reading in the Upper House last night. In the Assembly last night Mr. Toohey resumed…
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The foundation, stone of the new Parliament Houses will be laid on January 26…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parliament. From Our Own Correspondent. Sydney, Dec. 14
This morning at 6 o'clock, after an adjournment had been refused, Mr. Foster moved, "The question be now put," and the Speaker put the cloture. Mr. Slattery protested and the Speaker ordered his…
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As no polling can take place on a public holiday that for Central Cumberland is postponed to December 28…
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The Imperial Parliament meets on February 9…
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The Assembly yesterday passed a temporary supply bill for £865,000 to defray expenses of the departments and for other special purpose. The debate on the Financial Statement was continued…
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Mr. J. H. Knapp has announced himself for Paddington in the interest of free-trade and local option and William Allen in the protectionist interest…
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