Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly this afternoon the galleries were crowded with strangers. There were about 70 members present when the Speaker took the chair. He announced the…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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N. S. W. Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly to-night all the parliamentary business was postponed. A writ was returned announcing Mr. A. G. Taylor's election for West Sydney, and this was…
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In the House of Assembly to-day Mr. A. G. Taylor gave notice for Tuesday of the following motion:—"I, That in the opinion of this House the Government should take…
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In the Assembly to-night, some interest was taken in the movements of the Opposition, in consequence of the threats made last week to move another vote of censure. The…
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[?]embly to-night, the Premier, in [?]A. G. Taylor's question, said [?]sible for the Government not to [?] the great distress caused by the…
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In the Assembly to-day Mr. Bruce Smith, replying to a question, said that works had already been commenced on three railways for which tenders had been accepted…
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In Parliament on Friday night, the House (says the News) having resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole, a long debate took place on the Broken Hill Water Supply Bill…
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In the Assembly to-night, in reply a to questions, Mr. M'Millan said that the contract for the construction of railway locomotives only had been cancelled. Orders had…
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The House after dealing with the Electoral Bill went into committee of ways and means and resumed the debate on the Financial Statement…
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In the Assembly to-night Mr. Lyne called the attention of the Minister of Justice to the disgraceful disturbances which occurred at Clontarf on Monday, which were of a…
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There not being a quorum present, the meeting of the Legislative Council lapsed to-day. In the Assembly, Sir Henry Parkes said,…
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The House to-night went into committee of ways and means, and Mr. Copeland resumed the debate on the financial statement. While Mr. Copeland was speaking one of…
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In the Legislative Assembly this evening, Mr. M'Millan, the Treasurer, replying to a question, said that the Railway Commissioners would be willing to purchase 100…
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In the Legislative Council to-night the Milson's Point Railway Bill providing for the extension of the railway to the deep waters of Port Jackson on the North Shore…
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Mr. Crick spoke at Perth (near Bathurst) on Friday night to a crowded audience. Mr. John Hughes, of [?] presided…
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THE Legislative Assembly to-night dealt with private members' business. In reply to a question, Mr. Brunker, the Minister of Linda, stated that the…
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In the Assembly to-night Sir Henry Parkes gave notice of his intention to move that Monday be an extra Government business day for the [?]est of the session, Mr…
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In the Assembly last night, Mr. Walker moved that the House dissent from the Speaker's ruling given on the 12th inst. that no motion can be made dissenting from the…
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IN reply to an inquiry as to his opinion respecting the introduction of a bill in Parliament for tho purpose of allowing clerks in holy orders to sit in the House of Commons,…
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In the Assembly to-day Mr. Garvan called attention to the case of the secretary of the Shearers' Union at Hay, having been sentenced to two and a-half years' imprisonment…
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