An Election at the Royal Academy. Strange Custom of the Models
In filling vacancies in the ranks of the forty R. A.'s and thirty Associates of the Royal Academy every April, there is no proposing or seconding, but…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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Parliament. Sydney
The Assembly to-day agreed, without debate, to the second reading of the Tarrawingee (private) Tramway Bill, which Authorises the construction of a tramway…
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In the Assembly to-night the Speaker announced that the Government had assented to the Nyngan-Cobar Railway Bill. Mr. Wall introduced a bill to amend the law…
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A TERRIBLE railway accident was reported in the city this evening as having taken place at the Grand Junetion Crossing, on the Northern line. It appears Mr. James Cowan, member…
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The Legislative Council debated at some length a bill, introduced by Mr. Trickett, for the amalgamation of the two branches of the legal profession, the measure being strongly…
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IN the Assembly to day, in reply to a question, Mr. M'Millan, the Treasurer, said that the Government recognised the advisability of throwing open suitable avenues for…
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The Assembly to-night was occupied till 8 o'clock in the discussion under motion of adjournment moved by Mr. Stephens ia regard to the action taken by the postmaster…
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IN the Assembly to-night the question was asked if the Government had received intimation from the Imperial authorities of the intended appointment of the Earl of Jersey…
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The Assembly sat until nearly 7 o'clock this morning debating the second reading of the Crown Lands Rent Bill, which passed after great obstruction on the part of a few…
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IN the Assembly to-night, Mr. Hurley moved the adjournment of the House in order to call attention to a speech delivered by Mr. Willis, the member for Bourke, at a public…
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In the Assembly to-night, Mr. Dibbs asked the Colonial Treasurer when he would make the financial statement. The House had been a long time in session, and it was…
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In the Assembly to-night, Mr. BruceSmith, in reply to a question, said that the surveys of the railway from Cooma to the Victorian border, via Bombala, had been completed,…
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It is now charged against the Opposition that they must take the whole responsibility of what will be a deadlock should they adhere to their…
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IN the Legislative Assembly to-day, in reply to a question, the Minister for Works stated that the specifications for the new railway lines provided that the contractors should…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, in reply to questions, Mr. Bruce Smith said that when the report of the Public Works Committee on the extension of the North Shore railway…
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The Assembly this evening was crowded with members, 80 being present. The galleries were thronged with a large crowd of visitors. Numbers assembled in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. Thursday, August 28, 1890. Sir Henry Parkes and Parliament
SIR HENRY PARKES' return to his parliamentary duties will be hailed with satisfaction by the country at large. During his enforced absence from the…
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IN the Assembly to-night, Mr. Sydney Smith, the Minister for Mines, in reply to a question, promised to introduce a bill dealing with the Bathurst burr and other noxious…
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In the Assembly to-night, in reply to a question, Air. Brunker, the Minister of Lands, promised to give notice to-morrow that he would ask for leave to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament. MR. A. G. Taylor Before the Bar of the House. Extraordinary Scene. Sydney
AS soon as the Legislative Assembly met this afternoon, Mr Edmonds, on a point of privilege, made a statement with reference to the announcement be made last night that…
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