N.s.w. Parliament. Amending the Libel Laws. Sydney
In the Assembly today, Mr. O'Sullivan moved the second reading of the Bill to amend the Libel Law. The measure, he said, was founded on the English law, and…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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Parliament. Sydney
In the Council to-day, Mr. Suttor moved a resolution to allow the Labor Settlements Bill, reintroduced by the Government in place of the bill initiated by the Council,…
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In the Council today Mr. Suttor moved to allow the Labour Settlement Bill, reintroduced by the Government in place of the bill mutilated by the Council, to be…
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The decision of the Elections and Qualifications Committee on the Tweed election was reported to the House last week. The committee found that Willard was not qualified at the time of his…
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IN the Assembly to day Mr. Tonkin moved a resolution in favor of a better definition of the mining regulations in the Mining on Private Lands Bill, at present so indefinite…
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IN the council to-day the remaining clauses in the Coal Mines Bill were passed. Several of the amended clauses are sure not to be accepted by the Assembly…
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I HEREWITH beg to submit a statement showing how the money subscribed by my generous friends for my election petition deposit has been expended. In doing so I would also say something regarding tho action…
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IN the Assembly to-day the Premier stated that before the Christmas adjournment it was intended to push through the Estimates…
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The Assembly was engaged all night on the Estimates. At 8 this morning, after sitting 16 hours, it adjourned for breakfast. The Colonial Secretary Estimates were…
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IN the Assembly to-day, the Standard Time Bill and the bill to remit the interest on conditional purchases in certain eases were read a first time…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Silver and the United States Elections. an Interview with Mr. Moreton Frewen
Mr Moreton Frewell, whose study of the silver question has taken him to all parts of the earth, arrived (the S.M. Herald says) from the United States by the Almeda on…
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The Assembly met at 10.30 this morning. Mr. Young, Minister for Works, promised to instruct the officers of the Bonds Department that the moneys voted for expenditure…
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AFTER the Legislative Assembly adjourned on Friday Night, all the members present at the adjournment, between 70 and 80 in number, proceeded, at the invitation of the…
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