Parliament. Sydney
IN the Assembly to-day Mr. O'Sullivan wished to call attention to the unemployed, bub the Speaker rulod him out of order. The decision was cheered by the labor…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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N.s.w. Parliament. the Budget Debate. Sydney
In the Assembly to-day Mr. O'Sullivan wished again to call attention to the unemployed question, but the Speaker ruled him out of order. The decision was cheered by…
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ln the Legislative Assembly, The Vine Diseases Act Amendment Bill the Imported Stock Acts Further Amendment Bill, and the Medical Practitioners" Bill were read a third time…
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WHEN we went to press with our last issue, the Premier was being severely condemned for having sent a protest to the Home Government, with respect to the vacant Governorship. Mr. Lyne,…
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A bill wits introduced to amend the Municipalities Act, and relieve aldermen from the unpleasant position they have been placed in by the recent Supreme Court decision, to the…
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IN the Assembly to-day the resignation of Mr. Varney Parkes was announced. The reason for his taking this step was not stated. Mr. Brunker, in reply to a question, said…
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MR. VAREY PARKES has resigned his seat for Canterbury. Mr. Parkes has filed his petition in baukrupt[?]y…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night Mr. Crick moved the usual motion of adjournment, thus delaying the business. This time the object was to discuss the use…
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IN the Assembly to-day Mr. O'Sullivan wished to refer his grievance concerning the unemployed, but Mr. Reid cut short his remarks on the miseries of the poor with the…
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In the Assembly to-day Mr. O'Sullivan wished to refer to his grievance concerning the unemployed, but Mr Reid cut short his remarks on the miseries of the poor with the…
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In the Assembly, Mr Raid submitted his resolution to alter the tariff. Sir George Dibbs moved an Amendment…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Protectio[?]s' Meeting. to [?]Tition Agaist Removal of Customs Duties. Stay the Ruthless Hand of Parliament
A PUBLIC meeting was held m the assembly room, Town hall, on Saturday night, with the object of "protesting against the Government proposals to remove the duties,…
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In the Assembly to-day, Mr. Garrard, in reply to a question, said that arrangements had already been made for sheltering the unemployed during the winter…
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Mr. Brunker admitted that the Clown Solicitor has accepted the writ served on Major-General Hutton by Captain Close, who was lately tried for a very unsavory…
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THE House has been engaged since Tuesday in wrangling over the second reading of the Customs Duties Bill. When the order of the day for the second…
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IN the Assembly to-day, The tariff debate was resumed, Sir George Dibbs speaking lengthily and vigorously. He claimed that his party was the…
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In the Legislative Assembly, The Speaker announced the return of the writ signifying the re-election of Mr Varney Parkes. Mr Parkes entered the Chamber between Messrs Leo and Ashton, and took the…
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THE second reading of the Customs Duties' Bills was carried in the Assembly by 64 votes 33 on Thursday night, and the House went into committee considered the Bill in detail…
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In the Assembly to-day the now standing order regarding the closure was adopted. In future a closure motion will only apply to the last question before the House…
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There is a general impression among members that the end of the present session is now not very far off. Even it the Government is so fortunate m to get its taxation…
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