Parliament. Sydney
IN the Council to-day the Medical Bill introduced by Mr. Want was read a first time. The Factories and Shops Bill was read a…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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N.s.w. Parliament. Sydney
In consequence of the great feeling prevailing the Government intend to pass a bill [?] tending the payments for land tax on properties in the county of Cumberland for [?]…
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THE Republican and " sound money " pro cession in New York on Saturday, took seven hours in passing a given point. The streets were lined with spectators, the…
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MAJOR William M'Kinley, the Republician candidate for the Presidentship, is declared to have been elected by a large majority. LATEST…
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IN the Legislative Council to-day the Public Health Bill was read a third time, and re turned to the Assembly with amendments…
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In the Council the Public Health Bill was read a third time and returned to the Assembly with amendments. On the motion of Mr Creed a select committee was appointed…
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[?]order took place in the Southern [?]nnection with the polling. [?]ere serious riots at Delaware, and [?]e reported to have been…
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Returns are now to hand from 42 of the 45 States in the American Union, and these establish Mr. M'Kinley's success beyond the possibility of a doubt. He has, according to…
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In some of the states in which Mr. M'Kinley secured majorities the election returns are disputed. The general result, however, will not be affected, as Mr. M'Kinley's…
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IN the Legislative Assembly to-day, it was decided to send a message to the Council giving the reasons for disagreeing with certain amendments made in the Factories…
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In the Council the Loan Bill was read a second time, and passed through committee without amendment. The City of Sydney Municipal Loan Bill was read a first time…
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In the Assembly this morning the proposal to hold a great exhibition in 1899 was carried by 43 votes to 18. The bill to extend the time of payment…
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Mr. Young moved, "That it be referred to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works, to consider and report on the expediency of erecting new Houses of…
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In the Assembly this morning the proposal to hold an International Exhibition in 1899 was carried by 43 votes to 18. The bill to extend the time of payment of…
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Mr. Mickey said he altogether deprecated the introduction of the country versus town argument; but it was somewhat contemptible for hon. members who…
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The business of the present, session of Parliament concluded at 7 o'clock this morning, after an all night sitting of both Houses…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertisers. "This is true libert[?] when freeborn [?], Having to Advise the public, may speak free." Milton. Saturday, November 14, 1896. Proposed Parliament Buildings
THE proposal of the Minister for Public Works in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday evening, to erect new Parliament houses in Sydney, at a cost of…
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MR Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury, and leader of the House of Commons, addressed a large public meeting at Rochdale last night…
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FOLLOWING was the speech of the member for Burrowa on this question:—Mr. Mackay said: I altogether deprecate the introduction of the country versus town…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE [?] Advertiser. "This is true liberty when freeborn [?] Having to advice the public, may speak free." [?] Thursday, December 3, 1896. the New Zealand Elections
THE Parliament of New Zealand has expired by effluxion of time and to-morrow the political battle will be waged to see who shall occupy the…
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