Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Council. Wednesday, November 8
The PRESIDENT took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past 4 o'clock. PAPERS. Mr. A. CAMPBELL laid on the table of the House the…
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Parliament of Victoria. (By Telegraph.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
In the Legislative Assembly, to-day, the PostmasterGeneral stated that the loss resulting from the late robbery of registered letters from the General Post Office would not exceed £80, half of which would be…
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In the Assembly to-day it was resolved to adjourn over the rest of the week. Paihament will probably be prorogued at the end of next week. It was announced that only one tender had been received to the erection…
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LONDON, November 8.-The returns which have been received up to the present time of the progress of the election In America, Show that the Democrats ate In the ascendant in many…
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The returns which have been received up t[?] the present time of the progress of the elections in America, show that the Democrats are in the ascendant in many places. They have…
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The returns, which are to hand, as regards the progress of the elections now taking place in the different States, show that the Democratic party are gaining many places…
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NEW YORK, Thursday.-The latest returns regarding the elections now proceeding in the United States, show that the Democrats are triumphant in New York, New England, and…
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The latest returns regarding the elections now proceeding in the United States show that the Democrats are triumphant in New York, New England, and Pennsylvania. In…
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Grover Cleveland, a Democrat, has been elected Governor of New York; and General Butler Governor of Massachusetts. The Democrats have achieved a decisive majority…
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A committee meeting of the friends of Mr. Evan Jones (Denison Ward) was held at Heylan's Friendship Hotel, Bathurst-street, on Wednesday evening. There was a large attendance of electors…
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The latest returns regarding the elections now proceeding in the States show that the Democrats are triumphant in New York, New England, and Pennsylvania South. They will…
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THE Legislative Assembly rose in good time, having cleared off all business on the paper. Mr. Pilcher, having obtained leave, brought, in a bill to amend the law respecting the practice and…
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THE cable informs us that the new Cloture rules have been the occasion of a sharp and bitter contest between Mr. Gladstone and the Tory chiefs in the…
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CONGREGATIONAL UNION INCORPORATION BILL.—This Bill was received from the Assembly with amendments, and on the motion of Sir ALFRED STEPHEN the House agreed to…
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Sir,—In your issue of this date there is a letter from the pen of Mr. George Lacy, in which that gentleman advocates the abolition of the present system of extempore debating in Parliament, and the adoption of the…
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Mr. STEWART asked the representative of the Government, — 1. Is it true that about 260 acres of Crowa land, situate in Middle Harbour, have been appropriated for some yeats by a person named George Anderson, and That no…
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Mr. FOSTER, in reply to Mr. Fergusson, said that the Police Magistrate at Inverell, visiting Tingha. Ashford, and Bundarra. received £400 per annum; the Police Magistrate at Tenterfield, visiting Wilson's Downfall, received £450 per annum; and the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day the Inscribed Stock Bill was taken into committee; but on the ruling of the President, that the bill provided for the appropriation of revenue without the receipt of a…
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A largely attended committee meeting and supporters of Mr. P. Burdekin who is a candidate for election, for Macquarie ward, was held last night at Little's Hotel, corner of Pitt and Market-streets…
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Last evening a public meeting was held at the Pyrmont fall, Harris-street, Pyrmont, for the purpose of hearing the views of Mr. Joint Meeks, the retiring alderman for the ward, who seeks…
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