How the Queen Looked and Dressed at the Opening of Parliament
L. J. JENNINGS writes a very interesting letter to the New York World on the opening of Parliament. Speaking of the Queen's entrance, be says;—…
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Politics & elections, 1877
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Parliament. Tuesday, May 1. IN the Assembly
Mr. Driver, in reply to Mr. M'Elhone, said that there were fourteen conditional inspectors, and furnished other information as per statement…
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Mr. Driver, in answer to Mr. M'Elhone, said there was nothing to prevent lessees of runs erecting improvements on lands reserved from sale. They had no right to…
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Mr. Parkes, in answer to Mr. M'Elhone, said the late Government tendered their resignation on March 15; an Executive Council was held on May 19, at which some…
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ESTIMATES.—In the Assembly on Monday, the 9th instant, the following were passed with other estimates:—Court-house, Murrumburrah, £1200; repairs and alterations to…
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THE Minister for Works stated, in answer to Mr. James Watson, that tenders for post and telegraph offices at Murrumburrah would be invited as soon as praticable, plans for…
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The prorogation of the Imperial Parliament was by a Ryal Commission…
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MR. GORMLEY addressed a meeting of the electors on Saturday last, pursuant to advertisement published in the local papers. The hour chosen, 8 o'clock on a Saturday night,…
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THERE was some stir and excitement in town yesterday over the polling; and we were pleased to find by the result that Cootamundra was true to herself and faithful to her…
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THE polling for the Hastings took place on Saturday, when Mr. R. B. Smith was returned by an immense majority over Mr. Amos. The latest returns show Smith, 816;…
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Through the rejections by the Electoral Committees, the Conservatives have gained eleven, the Republicans four; the latter having now a majority…
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THE ninth Parliament of New South Wales was formally opened at noon, on Tuesday, by commission, the Commissioners being-—in the Council, the…
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The Governor's Speech, read at the Opening of Parliament, yesterday, contains a promise that amendments will be made in the existing Land Acts, and that important…
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AN extraordinary attempt "to put the screw on" is being made at the expense of the members of the Legislative Council. Mr. John Palmer, a stonewall agitator of Ballarat…
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THE Parliament was prorogued on Friday last. In the course of his speech, his Excellency Sir William Jervois said that the work of the…
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