Parliament of New South. Wales. Legislative Council. Tuesday, May 1
The PRESIDENT took the chair at 29 minutes past 4 o'clock. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. The PRESIDENT announced that leave of absence until…
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The Imperial Parliament
LONDON, May 2.—Parliament will adjourn from the 11th to the 21st instant, for the usual Whitsuntide recess…
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The prorogation of the first session of the eleventh Parliament of New South Wales, which took place at noon yesterday, did not excite a large amount of public interest. The Legislative…
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Parliament will adjourn from the 11th. to the 21st instant, for the usual Whitsu[?] recess…
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The first session of the eleventh Parliament of New south Wales closed at noon yesterday with the usual for[?]alities comparatively little interest appeared to be taken in the proceedings the public, and only a few…
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The busts that grace the walls of the Legislative Council chamber looked down on Wednesday from the dim and dusty past as if in solemnly stern condemnation of the scene of levity…
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On Wednesday Parliament was prorogued about noon with the usual formal coremonies. In the Legislative Council. The PRESIDENT reported the receipt of a…
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LONDON, May 2.—Parliament will adjourn from the 11th to the 21st instant, for the usual Whitsuntide recess…
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In the Legilative Council, Mr. BRODRIBB moved,— "That there be laid upon the table of this House a return showing the names of friendly societies whose funds have been embezzled, to include case that have…
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A message was received from the Legislative Assembly forwarding the Licensing Bill for the consideration and concurrence of the Council. On the motion of MR. DALLEY the bill was read the…
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R. H. D. WHITE, GLOUCESTER. W. H. HOLBOROW, ARGYLE. A. WILSON, THE MURRAY…
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SIR,—As the session has come at last to a close, I hope you Trill not consider me an intruder should I offer an opinion on some of the doings of Parliament. Your own leading article in to-night's " News " is…
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THE PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 'o'clock. Mr. PIDDINGTON presented a petition from 370 inhabitants of Parramatta against that clause in the…
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Sir,—The remarks which have been made in both Houses of the Legislature with regard to private committees on railway measures, naturally commend themselves to everyone interested as being the most judicious way out of…
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The election of a representative in the Municipal Council for Trinity Ward, recently declared vacant by the Corporation on Jamec Carey's confession of murder, took place on…
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The only nominations for the vacancy in the Sandhurst electorate, caused by the death of the late Hon. B. Clark, were those of the Hon. Angus Mackay and Mr H. P. Williams. Mr Angus…
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At the Supreme Court yesterday, an application was heard by the Chief Justice and Sir George L. Innes to make absolute a rale calling upon Mr. Henderson to show cause why he should not be onsted…
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Sir,--Mr Dibbs's reply to the questions recently asked concerning the non-payment of the Government Printing Office supernumeraries for holidays they have no interest in, and would sooner be…
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W. J. TRICKETT, PADDINGTON…
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LONDON, May 13.— The Imperial Parliament has adjourned for the Whitsuntide holidays, and will re-assemble on May 21. The "Times" reviewing the work of the session, as far as it has…
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