Our Sydney Letter. the Premier and Parliament
Mr. Staid has no reason to complain of the loyalty of his followers in Parliament. They have stuck to him "like limpets," and in spile of annoying delays, they have "put…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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Parliament. Sydney
IN the Legislative Council to-day the City of Sydney Electric Lighting Bill was considered in oommittee, and the whole of the clauses passed. The Assembly's…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the City of Sydney Electric Lighting Bill was considered in committee, and the whole of the clauses passed. The Assembly's…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. Chanter [?] charge to make against the Government that it had refused to accept a Victorian tender for the construction of the bridge over…
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THE principal business in the Legislative Assembly to day was the consideration of a motion by Mr. Thomas that £10,000 be devoted by the Government towards…
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The principal business in the Legislative Assembly to-day was consideration of a motion by Mr. Thomas that £10,000 be devoted by the Government towards equipping and…
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IN the Legislative Council to-day the Church Lands Bill, Supreme Court Fees Bill, and Public Officer's Fees Bill were read a first time. The Bank Holiday Bill had its vital…
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In 1831 an election in Argyleshire is thus described: "When the day of election came there was no person to attend but one, and he was the sheriff or…
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IN the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. O'Sullivan moved the second reading of the Homes Protection Bill, a measure designed to protect homesteads to the value of £200…
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In the Legislative Assembly today Mr. O'Sullivan moved the second reading of the Homes Protection Bill, a measure designed to protect homesteads to the value of £200…
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IN the Legislative Assembly to-day the report on the Mining Law Amendment Bill, dealing chiefly with mining on private property, was accepted after a long discussion,…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr Dacey moved the adjournment of the House to draw attention to a circular issued by the Works Department to municipalities, stating that…
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When the Assembly met this evening the House went into committee to consider the Council's amendments to the Federation Bill…
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A STRIKING episode disturbed the even tenor of a somewhat wearisome debate on a motion for adjournment in the Assembly to-night. During a speech by Mr. Dacey on…
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IN the Assembly to-day, Mr. Chanter asked for a select committee to inquire into tho justice of the claim made by Permewan, Wright, and Co. Limited, for compensation…
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In the Assembly, Mr. Chanter asked for a select committee to inquire into the justice of the claim made by Permewan. Wright, and Co. for the destruction of the steamer Rodoney…
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Robert Yuill, 40, was charged, at the Water Police Court, with unlawfully assaulting John Rowland Dacey. The case was in connection with the sensation in Parliament…
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The adjournment of the Assembly early this mornicg look place under unusual circumstances. Progress had just been reported on the Health Bill, and Mr. Reid had left…
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IN the Assembly to-day, Mr. M'Farlanne introduced a bill to limit the rate of interest, principally on bills of sale. The bill provides that the rate shall not exceed 15…
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In the Assembly to-day Mr. M'Farlane introduced a bill to limit rates of interest. The bill provides that the rate shall not exceed 15 per cent. The second reading was…
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