Parliament. Legislative Council. Friday, 9Th August
THE PRESIDENT took the chair at thirty minutes after 4 o'clock. MESSAGES.—ROYAL ASSENT. The PRESIDENT announced the receipt of messages…
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Prorogation of Parliament
So Parliament is to be prorogued to-day. The session is at an end, and, we regret to say, very little business of real importance has been done. The game of…
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THE PRESIDENT took the chair at twenty-eight minutes after 4 o'clock. ADJOUBNMENT. Mr. SAMUEL, without notice, moved that this…
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Mr. C. CAMPBELL complained that he had been misrepotted in the Herald and Empire. The Herald made him say that Sir James Martin's generous sympathies towards the pensioners of the Crown had been restrained…
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THE seventh Parliament of New South Wales, was prorogued by his Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson in person yesterday. The weather was brilliantly fine, and a very large…
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THE prorogation of Parliament took place at noon yesterday in the Legislative Council Chamber. The Hon. Lady Robinson, Mrs. St. John, and a large assemblage of other ladies were present. The following members of the…
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THE lovely weather, and the large and brilliant attendance, at the prorogation of Parliament yesterday, might be taken as a favourable augury on the first occasion of the…
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THE clergy of the Diocese of Dublin assembled on Thursday, the 6th instant, in St. Kevin's Chapel, attached to the Cathedral, Marlborongh-street, to take into consideration the attacks on Catholic doctrine,…
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THE clergy of the Diocese of Dublin assembled on Thursday, the Gth instant, in St. Kevin's Chapel, attached to the Cathedral, Marlborough-street, to take into consideration the attacks on Catholic doctrine,…
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The prorogation of parliament took place at noon on Tuesday in the Legislative Council Chamber. The Hon. Lady Robinson, Mrs. St. John, and a large assemblage of other ladies and…
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IN the Legislati[?] Council, The PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. The St. George's Presbyterian Church Bill, and the Sydney Omnibus Company's Bill, were returned…
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The PRESIDENT announced the receipt of messages Nos. 10 and 11, from his Excellency the Governor, giving his assent, on behalf of lier Majesty, to the St. George's Presbyterian Bill, and to the Sydney Omnibus…
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OUR readers may recollect that there was lately a Ministerial crisis in Victoria; the Duffy Cabinet resigned, and a new Ministry was formed. The new Ministers had, of course, to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Galway Election Case. Mr. Justice Keogh's Judgment.—cardinal Cullen's Defiance
[The great interest attached to what is known as the Galway Election Case, and the excitement produced, not only in Ireland but throughout Great Britain, and indeed wherever the English language is spoken, by…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Drunkards' Reformatories—select Committee of Parliament. to the Lditor of the Herald
SIR,—I observe that one result ot the late Temperance Conference of the New South Wales new Association for the Suppression of Intemperance, was the formation of a branch society, to inaugurate a drunkards' reformatory, of which…
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It may be well to avert, at the earliest moment, to a misapprehension which has taken hold of the public mind with reference to the effect of Judge Keogh's threatened…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Galway Election Case. Cardinal Cullen's Protest Against Judge Keogh's Judgment. (From the Tablet.)
THE clergy of the Diocese of Dublin assembled on Thursday, the 6th instant, in St. Kevin's Chapel, attached to the Cathedral, Marlborough-street, to take into consideration the attacks on Catholic doctrine,…
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The House having gone into committee on the Parliamentary and Municipal Elections Bill, The Duke of Richmond proposed an amendment raising the question of secresy and making the ballot optional…
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ON June 24, Lord Belmore, as ex-Governor of New South Wales, called attention to the deportation of natives from the Pacific Islands, and offered suggestions for the repression of kidnapping and other criminal outrages…
Continued on Trove, page 265 →Prospect and Sherwood Municipal Election. [From Our Parramatta Correspondent.]
THE polling for the election of six aldermen to represent this municipality commenced at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and closed at 3 p.m. A scrutiny of the ballot-papers was immediately made, and showed the following result:—…
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