Colonial Parliament. New South Wales. Legislative Council
[The following portion of our report of the proceedings of the Council was omitted in yesterday's issue, from want of space.] INDEMNITY BILL…
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Colonial Parliament. New South Wales. Legislative Council. Friday, May 25
THE PRESIDENT took his seat at a quarter-past four o'clock. TREASURY PAYMENTS. Mr. JOHNSON, in reference to the question of which…
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This memorable event in our history took place on Tuesday last. The Legislative Chambers were, by dint of hard labour and unceasing toil, made ready for the occasion, and although redolent of varnish, and…
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THIS, readers, may it please your reverences, [?] Oetav[?] Cunning, un[?]ous, and vindictive, in the struggle for powers—place but the Imperial purple on his shoulders, and what a C[?] he would make [?]…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at twelve minutes past seven o'clock. THE ROAD TO KIANDRA. Mr. WILSON wished to ask the hon. the Premier,…
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Mr. Johnson drew attention to what he considered the unsatisfactory character of the return as to expenditure, which was laid upon the table by the Colonial Secretary, on Wednesday evening lost, and…
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THREE was the usual attendance of members yesterday, but no House was formed in consequence of the absence of the President and the Chairman of Committees…
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In answer to Mr. Wilson, the Secretary for Lands said the Government had directed the survey of several lines of communication from Sydney to Kiandra, but had determined, in the…
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THE inauguration of the first session of the first independent Queensland Parliament took place yesterday. The day was, with scarcely any exceptions, observed as a general holiday. Almost every place of business…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at twenty-five minutee past three o'clock. RAYMOND TERRACE ROAD. Mr. WINDEYER asked the hon. the Premier,—…
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Mr. Kemp brought up a report from the Library Committee, recommending certain alterations in the library building. In answer to Mr. Jamisin, the Secretary for Lands…
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THE PRESIDENT took his seat at twenty minutes put four o'clock. STANDING ORDERS. The PRESIDENT informed the House that the…
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THE PRESIDENT took his seat at t[?]ty [?] past [?] o'clock. APPOINTMENT OF CLERKS AND OFFI[?]S. Mr. DEAS THOMSON, on behalf of the President,…
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The adjourned debate on the Indemnity Bill was again postponed in consequence of tho return to the order of the House of 19th April last, of all sums expended without Parliamentary authority…
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[?] PRESIDENT took his seat at twenty minutes past four o'clock, TOLLS ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Mr. JOHNSON (on the order of the day being called)…
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Our later editions, last week, informed our readers of the defeat of the Catholic candidate, and the return of Deasy, the Whig-Orange Member for Cork. The Cork Herald, the Cork Southern…
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THE Council met at ll o'clock, and proceeded to Government House to present the address agreed to, in reply to his Excellency's speech. The Council again met, after adjournment, at…
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THE PRESIDENT took his seat at thirty-three minutes past four o'clock. SHOALHAVEN MUNICIPALITY. Mr. DOCKER brought up the report of the select…
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IN one of our monthly Summaries last year we noticed a series of beautiful views which had been photographed by the Messrs. Freeman, of George-street, from an elevation erected for the…
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On Wednesday,16th May, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL obtained leave to bring in three bills, namely, a Bill for the continuance of Temporary Acts; a Bill to Repeal certain Enactments as to the modes of…
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