The Parliament
IN the Legislative Assembly on Friday,— Mr. Reid, in reply to Mr. Hugh Taylor for Mr. Bruce Smith, said that the site for a Public School at Clarendon, had been resumed by…
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Politics & elections, 1883
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Grahamstown Polling Booth
UNDER cover of a motion for adjournment, the following debate took place in the Legislative. Assembly on Friday, and is thus reported by the, Daily Telegraph:—…
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IN the Assembly on Friday last, Mr. O'Mara made complaint against an attempt to get rid of the polling booth at Grahams-town. It would undoubtedly have been…
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THE Parliament of New South Wales met, in accordance with proclamation, at noon on Tuesday, being opened by commission, when the following speech from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →PUBLIC CORRESPONDENCE.—The following is published for general information:— Parliament, New South Wales, Legislative Assembly, May 30, 1883
Dear Sir,—I have pleasure in enclosing a communication from the Works Department, notifying that a sum of £300 has been granted for the road from Cootamundra to Ironbung…
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PARLIAMENT was opened on Tuesday by the Governor, who attended in the Legislative Council with a body guard. The ceremony was grander than usual. A largo number of…
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ONLY the Assembly sat on Wednesday, the Council having adjourned for a week A motion was carried that the Government at once provide sheltered play-sheds in all the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grenfell Constituted a Municipality. First Election. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Grenfell
The official declaration of aldermen took place at noon to-day. Messrs. C. J. Ingrey, R. Halls, W. Purss, D. Pyne, R. Reed, and J. Sipp[?] were elected, and Messrs…
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Mr. S. W. Griffiths, leader of the Opposition, addressed a crowded and enthusiastic meeting to-night, His speech was mainly an amplification of his published address. He…
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The Imperial Parliament was formally prorogued to-day. The Queen's speech, which was read by the Lord Chancellor, states that…
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THE polling for Wexford borough has resulted in the return of Mr. Redmond, the Parnellite candidate, with 307 votes, against 126 polled for his Liberal opponent, the…
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THE approaching session of Parliament will be watched with keen interest. It will prove one of two things—whether the present party in power have any…
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A MEETING was held on Monday night for the purpose, of electing a member of the Vigilance Committee, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. E. Strongitharm. As…
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SHORTLY after noon on Tuesday the third session of the 11th Parliament of New South Wales since the establishment of responsible government was opened by his Excellency…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[Through Greville's Telegram Co.] Opening of Parliament. Sydney, Tuesday, 1.20 p.m
The Governor opened Parliament at noon to-day. There was a large attendance. The speech states that important matters occupied the time and attention of Ministers,…
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THE polling in the election of the above took place at Mr. Archer's Hotel, Wallendbeen, on Tuesday evening. There were about fifty persons present, and the voting…
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In the Assembly on Thursday Sir John Robertson addressed the House with reference to the proceedings of the convention. He said they had been informed through the…
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