The Federal Parliament
THE next selections to be made by the electors of New South Wales will be the members of the federal parliament, for federation may now be regarded as within…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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The Elections. Three Ministers Rejected
The lesson that was afforded by the voting of Wednesday is one that has been made familiar enough in the past history of nations and communities…
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Before this reaches you the excitement over the elections will be cooled down, and it would be bad policy so late in the day to prophesy the results…
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In connection with the election we may mention that the poll closed at 6 p.m., and the last returns were received by rail from Wingello, Barber's Creek, and…
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The postponement of the reconstruction of the Ca[?] continue to associate a variety of names with the possibilities of portfolios. Most of the…
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A reduction in the number of members of the New South Wales Assembly from 125 to 64. Mr. Barton has announced, ought to be the result of federation. That the…
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The first stage in the opening of the eighteenth Parliament of New South Wales will be gone through to-day at noon…
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The opening of Parliament by the Governor on Wednesday was, as usual, a brilliant function. The Governor's speech referred to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Life of the Present Parliament
THE present parliament was elected on one issue only, that of Federation, and scarcely any other subject cropped up during the campaign. Parties too were returned pretty well equal. It is therefore…
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IT has been the fashion of the press and the public for several weeks to joyfully declare that federation is safe, for every member is a federalist. Now there is really no justification for the bilarious…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening of the N.S.W. Parliament. the Governor's Speech
Lord Hampden delivered the Speech, which was in these .terms:—Honorable GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGIS LATIVE COUNCIL AND GENTLEMEN…
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The following interesting and amusing account of the opening of Parliament by the gifted Emily Soldene appeared in the Evening News:—…
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In the Legislative Assembly the debate on the Address-in-Reply was continued, and adjourned till next day. On the motion of Mr. E. M. Clark,…
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In the Legislative Assembly, On the motion of Mr. Reid, the seats of Messrs. Lee, Hogue, and Varney Parkes were declared vacant, owing to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Election of a Minister
On August 24th, the parish nomin-ators of St. Jnde's Bowral, received notice to attend a conference at the Registry, Bathurst-street, in…
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there are no fewer than 16 journalists in the present Legislature Assembly, vie. Messrs. J. Ashton late proprietor of a newspaper in the…
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In the Legislative Assembly, On the motion of Mr. Cohen, a bill to amend Saywell's Tramway Act, and to enable Thomas Saywell or his…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr. C.A. Lee and Mr. J.A. Hogue, the newly-elected Minister, were sworn in…
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Candidate[?] MR [?] and MR. SYDNEY SMITH. Polling Day: [?],23rd september. Mr.[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hastings and Macleay Election
Candidates: MR. EDMUND BARTON and MR. SYDNEY SMITH. Polling Day: Friday, 23rd (To-day). Advices from the Hastings and Macleay…
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