Parliament of New South Wales
The Lan[?] Bill was further considered in Committee in the Legislative Council on Tuesday evening. The Bill has been so much emasculated that the SECRETARY FOR LANDS says…
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Politics & elections, 1861
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Parliament of New South Wales
THE Parliamentary intelligence of the past week is of more than usual importance. In the Upper House the bill for the reform of that body was thrown out by a majority of…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday last, a petition from the inhabitants of Berrima against Mr. Justice Cary was presented but withdrawn form informality…
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The issue of our extraordinary on Monday morning anticipated the most important items which are usually included under this head, but we publish-the following further extended…
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Some imperfect and partly erroneous statements having yesterday been made public in reference to the intentions of the Government in connection with the forthcoming session of…
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Universal suffrage has few advocates in this colony. There does not, in fact, appear to be any politicians who think that every man, woman, and child ought to have a vote…
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DR. BEER.—Captain MORTARTY moved.—“1. That a select committee be appointed to inquire into and report upon the petition of Dr. F. Beer, presented to this House, on the 23rd April last,…
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