Parliament. Legislative Assembly
IN the Assembly on Tuesday, a return was laid on the table giving a list of the cadet corps in the colony. It shows that there are 1674 cadets in Sydney and 1365…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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Work of Cup Candidates. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
A LARGE amount of strong work was put in by the Cup candidates at Flemington and Caulfield this morning. Positane did good work and so did Trent and others…
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IN the Council on Wednesday the debate on the Church and Schools Lands Bill was resumed, and was adjourned. The second reading debate on the Moree to Inverell…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday the third reading of the Australian Federation Enabling Act Amendment Bill was moved by Mr. Levicn…
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In the Assembly the debate on the motion to suspend the standing orders in order to pass a two months Supply Bill, Mr Crick having condemned the Minister for Mines…
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In the Council on Thursday all the consolidating bills were read a third time, and the Supply Bill was passed through all its stages. The Council then adjourned till…
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A motion of censure was about the last thing expected by members when the Assembly met on Thursday afternoon, and, consequently, when the leader of the…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Lyne moved his motioa of censure as follows:— "(1) that the action of the Government with reference to the Lucknow strike…
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The debate on Mr. Lyne'a motion of censure, charging the Government with maladministration in connection with the Lucknow mine cases, was continued on…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday the debate on Mr Lyne's motion of censure was resumed. Mr M'Gowen, leader of the Labor party…
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In the Assembly to-night, Mr. Reid, in reply to Mr. Rose, as to whether it was his intention to accede to the request made by Mr. M'Gowan for an…
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The Assembly sat all Wednesday night and the greater part of Thursday considering the Estimates. A long discussion took place concerning the Public Works…
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THE Crown Lands Bill, providing for the more equitably fixing of the value of improvements between an incoming selector and an outgoing lessee, and also amending…
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WHENEVER the courtesy toast of "Parliament" is proposed at a feast or a food fight, or a refreshment affair, some legislator (he is sure to be in the…
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WE are in agreement with our contemporaries is this electorate and the adjoining electorates that the people should organise for next general election,…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Moore moved the adoption of ihc report from the select committee on the annual leases of Mr. Own M'Cosker at Cope's Creek, which was…
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In the Legislative Council on Wednesday, Mr. Creed introduced a bill to provide for the treatment of inebriates, and the measure passed the first stage…
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THE Assembly, in committee of supply, sat through Friday considering the Estimates. The votes for the Mines and Agricultural departments were passed with the exception…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Pyers presented a petition from a public meeting of 500 persons engaged ia sugar-growing on the Richmond River, protes[?]ing against the…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr Pyers presented a petition from a public meeting at 500 persons engaged in the sugar growing industry on the Richmond River…
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