Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Council to-night a bill amending the law relating to married women's rights and liabilities was read a first time…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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Parliament. the Rabbit Pest. Sydney
IN the Legislative Assembly to-day, in reply to Mr, Dickens, the Minister of Lnnds stated that, according to the inspectors' reports, rabbits were increasing to an alarming…
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IN the Legislative Council to night, replying to a question, Mr, Sutt[?]r said a bill was prepared for the purpose of subjecting all deposit banks and companies to inspection and…
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In the Assembly to-night Mr. Young, the Minister for Works, ana Mr. Garrard, the newly-elected member for Central Cumberland, took their seats…
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The Legislative Council only sat for an hour to-night and did not deal with any business of omportance. The Jamberoo and Kiama Borough Naming Bill and the Land…
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The Legislative Assembly only sat to-night. Replying to questions. Mr. Bruce Smith said reports had been received on the question of locking the river Darling either for…
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MR. Justice Windeyer (who is known to be a courageous man) has had the audacity—the daring effrontery—to refer from the bench to "the bad manners of…
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IN the Legislative Council to-night a somewhat lengthy debate took place on a motion by Mr. Lamb, that in the opinion of the House the Government should introduce a…
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ANOTHER all-night sitting of the Assembly has occurred over the Electoral Bill. This is what has to be recorded regarding the end of last week's proceedings in Macquarie-st…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day there were no questions to Ministers on the business-paper. There was a fair attendance of members…
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IN the Legislative Assembly this evening, replying to questions, Sir Henry Parkes said that six Chinese had paid the poll-tax of £100 since the passing of the Chinese…
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PRACTICALLY no business was done in the Legislative Council to-day. Mr. Creed moved the adjournment to call attention to the fact that papers relating to…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day Sir Henry Parkes, in reply to a question, said that no agreement had been entered into between this colony and West Australia…
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THE Legislative Assembly to-night dealt with private members business. Replying to questions, Mr. Bruce-Smith said that the Government had not arranged…
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Mr. John Morley, M.P, for Newcaatle-on-Tyne, who is now Mr. Gladstone's chief supporter, delivered an address last night, in which he stated that the disruption…
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ATTENTION was drawn in the Assembly on Monday night to the election of Mr. Angus Mackay, who, while being in the service of tho Education Department, came forward as…
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In the Legislative Council to-night, Mr. Suttor stated, in replying to a question, that the date of calling tenders for the Cootamundra to Tomorn railway had not yet been…
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IN the Assembly to-day Mr. Click moved the adjournement of the House to consider the complaint that the postal authorities of delivering consultation sweep letters to…
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In the Assembly this evening, replying to questions, Mr. Young said that the Government intended to put an additional sum on the Estimates towards the repairs of…
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THE debate on the Redistribution of Seats Bill was continued at great length last night in the Assembly, when the Government, at the repeated desire of a large sootion of…
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