Parliament. Sydney
THE prorogation of Parliament, which was originally fixed to take place on Friday last, and was postponed until to day, has again been put off, and it is impossible to say with…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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The Municipal Election
MONDAY next at 4 p.m. is the time fixed by the Returning Officer, (Mr. Weekes,) to receive nominations of candidates for the position of aldermen and auditors for the new Municipality. In order…
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THE Legislative Council sat tea minutes to-day and then adjourned till Tuesday. During the sitting Sir Alfred Stephen introduced a hill amending the Constitution Act…
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A strong attempt was made early on Saturday morning to effect the release of Mr Crick, who had been taken in custody by the sergeant-at-arms on Friday afternoon for…
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IN the Assembly this afternoon there were only two unimportant questions on the business paper. In reply to Mr. Schey, the Premier said…
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THE session of Parliament which closed on Thursday was one of hard work alike for Ministers and private members ; and at is well they are released from the…
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Parliament was prorogued by his Excellency the Governor in person at noon on Thursday. There were several features of interest marking…
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DURING our stay last week in the [?] we [?] several visits to Parliament both during morning and evening. The two [?]…
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WE have said that Sir Henry Parkes is the contral figure in Parliament, and all must admit that he is just that. This almost octogenarian, with his flowing…
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THE proceedings in connection with the election yesterday were very orderly. The shower of rain which fell during the morning prevented the exciting scenes which are…
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THE electors of Argyle will have no lack of Protectionist candidates to select from at the next election. We (Gazette) understand that the…
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THE polling for the municipal election took place on Wednesday last at the Court-house Mr. Weeks, P.M., was the Returning Officer; Mr. F. Chidgey, Poll Clork; Mr. P. Feechan, Scrutineor…
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IN the Queensland Legislative Assembly, the Opposition has been stone-walling the proposal to borrow £1,000,000 for the construction of railways. When Friday's business…
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ON Saturday last at 11 a.m. the first meeting of aldermen took place at the Court-house, Mr. Weekes. P.M., returning officer, presiding. Prior to the meeting the nine aldermen made the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. From our correspondent Sydeny Tuesday afternoon Opening of Parliament
Parliament opened to day with the usual ceremony. Tho Governor's speech promises a Local Government Bill, Electoral Reform Bill, a comprehensive…
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Tho Govornor opened Parliament at noon, The speech regrets the calling of the House together after such a short recess, at such an unfavorable senson of the year but says it was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. Saturday, November 30, 1889. Parliament in Session
THE Opposition are to be congratulated on the sensible course they adopted of not interfering with the business of the Parliamentary session by moving an…
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In the Assembly to-day attention was devoted entirely to private business. Sir Henry Parkes said that the Government was considering the desirableuess of…
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A paper which was laid on the table showed that the paymeuts to the Purlinmen tary Committee of Public Works to November 30 amounted to £3354, the amount being…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. Mr. Dibbs' Want of Confidence Motion. Sydney
After the formal business was got through in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, Mr. Dibbs moved a vote of want of confidence in the the Government, of which he gave…
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