N. S. Wales Parliament. Sydney
As soon as the Legislative Assembly met to-day, Sir George Dibbs rose and referred to what had taken plane in his absence, and said that since the loader of the Opposition…
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Politics & elections, 1892
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Parliament. the No-confidence Motion. Sydney
In the Assembly to-day Mr. Reid moved his motion of censure, "That the present Administration does not possess the confidence of the Honse or the country," in a…
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As we go to press the conspiracy charges against the Broken Hill Labor leaders arc proceeding. Great excitement prevails on the Barrier, and the…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Wall resumed the debate on the motion of censure and the amendments thereto. He supported the action of the Government with…
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In the Assembly to-night, the debate on the non-confidence motion was resumed by Mr. Wall, who strongly deprecated the House expressing any opinion on the case…
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In the Legislative Assembly the debate on the vote of censure and amendments thereto, was resumed by Dr. Hollis, who was followed by a number of rank and file members…
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IN the Assembly to-night the debate on the no-confidence motion was resumed, and early showed sig[?]s of fizzling. Mr. Hollis, while refusing to give any opinion oh the arrests at…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night, the debate on the want of confidence motion and its amendments was resumed by Mr. Stevenson, who declared for the Government. Mr…
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The Legislative Council met to-night and adjourned. In the Assembly the debate on the noconfidence motion was continued…
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Debate not finished yet. Division expected to be remarkably close. Ultimate resignation of the Government is certain, and a dissolution at an early date…
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SOME fragments of electioneering fun are still being retailed by those who have been in the thick of it. The ignorance of those who thought "the maintenance of the union"…
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CARDINAL Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, as head of the Roman Catholic Church in England, has published in the Globe a reply to strictures which have been…
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In tie Assembly to-night private members' business was dealt with. Replying to a question, Sir George Dibbs said thit the list of new magistrates would…
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In the Assembly to-night private members' business was dealt with. Replying to a question, Sir George Dibbs said that the list of new magistrates would…
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IN the Council to-night, Sir Julian Salomons, replying to a question, said that the advance of £1,000 to Sir George Dibbs would be dealt with in the Supplementary…
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In the Legislative Assembly, in reply to a question, the Treasurer said the financial statement would be made as soon as the course of public business would permit…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night, the Speaker announced the receipt of the necessary messages from the Governor with respect to the Newcastle and Sydney…
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IN the Assembly to-night, replying to a question, Sir George Dibbs promised to lay all the communications with reference to the Monetary Conference before Parliament…
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It is quite refreshing after the idle waste of words, to find Parliament doing some honest work. The Government are bringing down their…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the Menindie Irrigation Bill a bill to amend the law relating to imprisonment in default of distress for [?] were read a first time…
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