The Imperial Parliament
LONDON, Decembers 31.—Sir Charles Dilke, in the course of a speech delivered on Saturday. at Chelsea, stated that the programme of the approaching session would include bills for the…
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The Imperial Parliament. London, Dec. 31
Sir Charles Dilke in the course of a speech delivered on Saturday, at Chelsea, stated that the programme of the approaching session would include bills for the establishment of…
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The Parliament of New South Wales win be opened to-morrow by Royal Commission, in the usual form. The members of the two Houses will assemble in their respective Chambers, at noon,…
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The President took the chair at 29 minutes past 3 o'clock. ADDRESS IN REPLY. Mr. DALLEY moved--"That this House do now…
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The following is a condensation of the Maitland Mercu[?]y's report of the speeches of Messrs. M'Elbone and M'Laughlin, who have been re-elected for the Upper Hunter:—Mr. Laughlin stated that at the last general…
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Mr. O'Brien has been elected for Mallow today, defeating the Government candidate…
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The new Parliament will be opened at noon today by commission. At that hour the members of both Houses will assemble in their respective chambers, and the proclamation calling…
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With a view to presenting in as succinet a form as possible a statement of the opinions of the new Legislative Assembly on Land law reform and two or three other leading public questions, we publish to-day an epitomo of the…
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THE eleventh Parliament of New South Wales commenced its sitting to-day. It was known that the House was to be opened by commission, and there was, consequently, a very small attendance of…
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The following is extracted from Mr. R. B. Smith's address to the electors of the Macleay:— "The real issue now before the country is the Land Bill; and on the due and equitable adjustment of our land laws…
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[Followings is a continuation of our report of yesterday's proceedings in both. Houses of Parliament, incidental to the opening.] LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL…
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Although it was known that the opening of the eleventh Parliament of New South Wales yester. day would not he accompanied by any pomp and circumstance, yet so great was the public interest…
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THE PRESIDENT took the chair at 12 o'clock, and announced the Commission appointing him to administer the oaths taken by members of Council. Messrs. Flood and Thornton took the oath and…
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The first session of the eleventh Parliament of New South Wales, since the introduction of responsible Government, was commenced to-day at noon. The members of the Legislative Conncil and the newly-elected members of the…
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Mr. Edmund Barton, one of the members for [?] Sydney, was yesterday elected Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales, defeating Sir George Wigram Allen by 4 votes. [?]8 members…
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The PRESIDENT, Sir John Hay, took the chair at 12 o'clock noon, and stated that he had received a commission appointing him to administer the oaths, MENDERS SWORN IN…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at two minutes to 12 o'clock noon. MEMBERS SWORN. The PRESIDENT announced that he had received from…
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ON Wednesday the eleventh Parliament of South Wales commenced its sitting. It was Known that the House was to be opened by commission, and there was, consequently, a very…
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LONDON, December 28.—It is offcially announced that Parliament will reassemble for the despatch of business on January 15. LONDON, Decembers 31.—Sir Charles Dilke,…
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THE NEW SPEAKER, E. BARTON, EAST SYDNEY. SYDNEY SMITH, EAST MACQUARIE. T. R. SMLTH, NEPEAN. W. A. HUTCHINSON, BALMAIN…
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