District Elections
Following gentlemen have been returned by them municipalities mentioned:— CAMPBELLTOWN.—Messrs. Alexander Munro, David Hugh Barker, and William Bligh…
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The Imperial Parliament
LONDON, February 14.—A body of 700 police will be placed on guard at the opening of the Imperial Parliament on Thursday to prevent any disturbance arising out of Mr. Bradlaugh's…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. In answer to questions asked by Mr. Macleay, Mr. DALLEY stated that the total quantity of wine for…
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A body of 700 police will be placed on guard at the opening of the Imperial Parliament on Thursday…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at twenty-eight minutes past 4. PRINTING COMMITTEE. Mr. DOCKER brought up a report of the Printing…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. INSCRIBED STOCK BILL. The House went into committee for the further…
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LONDON, February 15, Afternoon.—Parliament was opened to-day by commission. The Lord Chancellor read the speech, which confirms the forecast already telegraphed…
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The PRESIDENT (SIR JOHN HAY) took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. PAPERS, MR DALLEY laid upon the table a despatch in…
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The Passident took the chair at 30 minutes past 4 o'clock p.m. PAPERS. Mr.DALLEY latd upon the table copy, of a despatch from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph.] Our Special Telegram. (From Our Correspondent.) the Imperial Parliament. London, Feb. 14
The Queen's Speech, which is to be read at the opening of I'arliament to-morrow, refers, first of all, to the policy pursued by the British Government in regard to Egypt, and the steps…
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The following elections have taken place in addition to those previously reported:— WINDSOR.—Alderman Ihomas Primrose has been elected Muyor of the Windsor Municipal Council…
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Those candidates who were returned unopposed, were to-day announced as duly elected in their several electorates. There is very little to announce in the political…
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THE poll was taken on Saturday last, at the Council Chamber, Penrith, for the election of three Aldermen to serve in the Council for the ensuing three years in the room of…
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LONDON, February 15.—The address in reply to the Queen's speech has been adopted in the House of Lords. In the House of Commons last night, during the debate on the address in reply,…
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LONDON, February 14.—A body of 700 police will be placed on guard at the opening of the Imperial Parliament on Thursday to prevent any disturbance arising out of Mr. Bradlaugh's…
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In the Legislative Assembly,Mr. COPELAND, in answer to Mr. Spring, stated that a telegram received from Mr. Warden Baker stated that "water is now being supplied to…
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THE bill on the subject of the wild bunny has been again considered in committee, and the various discussions which took place on the several clauses must have proved most interesting to rabbit fanciers,…
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D. O'CONNOR, WEST SYDNEY. GEORGE DAY, ALBURY…
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THE Legislative Council was occupied again on Thursday in the consideration of the Inscribed Stock Bill, but made very little progress. Mr. Piddington moved an amendment on clause 5, with the object of…
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