Election of Commons Trustees
IN pursuance of advertisement a meeting of Commoners was held at the Council Chambers yesterday at noon, for the election of five Trustees, for the Wagga Wagga…
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Politics & elections, 1877
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The Parliament
The Legislative Assembly re-opened on Tuesday, when the following notices were tabled:— Mr. Rouse to move.—That this House will, on Friday next, resolve itself into a committee of the…
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PARLIAMENTARY sittings were resumed on Tuesday last. There was a good attendance, and very much interest was manifested in the proceedings. In the Herald's report in chief,…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, Mr. Dalley, in moving the second rending of the Criminal Law Consolidation Bill, explained some of its more conspicuous features,…
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ON Tuesday the Speaker announced Mr William Watson had resigned his seat as member for the Hunter. On the motion of Mr NELSON, it was ordered that there be laid upon the table of the House, copies of…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday in reply to questions, Mr. Robertson stated that with the exception of a complete list of the relationship to the members of the Ministry…
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IN the Upper House, on Wednesday, after laying on the table several papers called for by motion, Mr. Docker slated in answer to a question, that persons permanently employed…
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A committee of Congress recommends that the question of the elections of Presidents be referred to a tribunal to be composed of members of the Supremo Court and both…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Wed. 17th, in answer to questions Mr STUART said the Great Victoria Gold-Mining Company at Adelong had claimed £1000, the reward offered to the first person or party who…
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ON Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr Robertson in reply to a question as to the difficulties the people of Adelong suffer by reason of the decisions of the police…
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In the Legislative Council on Wednesday Mr. Docker stated in answer to a question, that the Government bad decided upon the site of the old Five Dock Ferry as the site…
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Congrees has adopted the plan proposed by the committee to refer the question of presidential elections to a tribunal composed of members of the Supreme Court and both…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, a number of questions were replied to by the Ministers, which were without general interest. Mr. Stuart gave some information…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, the Speaker having taken the chair, the whole of the questions on the business-paper were postponed for a future day; and, on the…
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Immediately upon the assembling of the Legislative Assembly. Mr Piddington, leader of the Opposition, moved the following motion of Censure, of which he had given notice on the previous day:—"That an…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, a number of questions were asked, the replies to which were not of general interest. Petitions were presented from the Richmond and Partes…
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In the course of the debate in the House of Lords on the address in reply to the Queen's speech, Lord Granville urged united action on the part of the European powers…
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The Queen opened Parliament to-day in person, with the usual formalities. The speech stated that the object kept in view throughout by the Conference which…
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The Electoral Commision has decided to give Hayes the Florida vote. SYDNEY, TUESDAY NIGHT. News from Cooktown reports the arrival of…
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After answers had been given to the several questions asked the most important business of the day was brought forward. Mr ROBERTSON moved the second reading of the…
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