Parliamentary. Council. Tuesday, May 27
THE third session of the fourth Parliament of New South Wales was opened on Tuesday last. The Chamber began to fill from before half-nast eleven o'clock…
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Council & local affairs, 1862
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Parliamentary. Council. Wednesday, June 4
The Governor's Aide-de-camp brought down a message covering the opinions of the Crown law officers of England respecting the Church and School Lands…
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THE Council commenced business some what earlier than usual, the President taking his seat at sixteen minutes past four o'clock.--The Attorney-Geueral laid…
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MR. KEMP presented a numerously-signed petition against the abolition of State Aid--and took the opportunity of alluding to authorities showing that women…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Political Contributions. No. 1. the Legislative Council. To the Editor of the Wynyard Times
SIR,--Fearing you may not have space to prat in full rte report of the Legislative Council Committee, I venture to make a few remarks on, with a condensed explanation of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. Political Contributions. No. 2. the Legislative Council. To the Editor of the Wynyard Times
SIR,--In my last, having discussed the difficulty that all men are equal, I will now proceed to the second difficulty which is, the I many have not time to study these matters…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. Political Contributions. No. 3. the Legislative Council. To the Editor of the Wynyard Times
SIR,--Having in my last last letter down as elementary political principles, that men should keep the control of their own happiness and wealth in their own hands ; that…
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