Victorian Parliament. MELBOURNE
The addresses in reply to the Governor's speech were presented to his Excellency yesterday. In the Assembly the Premier said that the cablegrams published in the newspapers…
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Parliament of Victoria. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The Assembly eat again, and considerable time was taken up receiving petitions on the question of opening the public library on Sundays. Eighty-four petitions were presented against, and one…
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In the Legislative Council, to-day, Mr King spoke in complimentary terms of the report, for 1882, of the Commissioner for Railways, and said the thanks of the House were due to him. Mr…
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In the Assembly to-day the debate on Mr Henning's motion, favouring a new system of local government in the colony, was resumed. Mr Bright supported the motion referring to the…
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The addresses in reply to the Governor's speech were presented to his Excellency to-day. In the Legislative Assembly, a number of petitions were presented both for and against the opening of the…
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In the Assembly to-day, Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith, Premier, announced that he had received a telegram from the Agent-General stating that the Earl of Derby had disallowed the annexation of New Guinea,…
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The Legislative Council, after a prolonged discussion, in which the land administration of the Government was severely animadverted upon, passed a resolution, by a majority of five, affirming that no credit selection…
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In the the Assembly yesterday the Parliament Houses Building Committee was reappointed, Mr. Johnson superseding Mr. Hawker, who had resigned. The Commissioner of Lands moved the…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Commissioner of Lands moved the second reading of the Pastoral Laases Bill. Mr Rounsevell opposed it on the ground of the provisions being…
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In the Assembly the Colonial Treasurer introduced a bill to amend the Audit Act passed last session, providing for the appointment of two Commissioners of Audit. The Government find the work can be done by one;…
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A meeting of the electors of Tenterfield took place last night to decide whether Sir Henry Parkes should retain his [?] during his absence from the colony. Mr. E. R. Wh[?] moved, and…
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In the Legislative Assembly the Hon. A. Norton tabled the plane, &c, respecting the extension of the Burrum railway to Bundaberg. The Inscription Stock Bill passed through committee with several…
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Parliament was opened to-day by his Excellency the Governor. His speech refers to the cordial concurrence of the Government in the annexation of New Guinea by Queensland, and their full recognition of the…
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In the Legislative Assembly this evening, petitions were presented from various religions bodies, praying for a repeal of the Totalisator Act The Chief Secretary stated, in reply to questions, that no…
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THE Sydney tramcars haye their disadvantages as well as their advantages, and it is very awkward when, as shown in our engraving, intending passengers enter at opposite sides for the purpose of gaining possession of a…
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LONDON, July 3,—The election for a member of Parliament for Monaghan, in the place of Mr. John Givan, who was lately appointed Grown Solicitor, took place yesterday, and…
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LONDON, July 1.—The election of a member of Parliament for the borough of Hastings, in the room of Charles J. Murray, who lately resigned, took place yesterday, and resulted in the return…
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Major J. A. Ferguson, of the South Australian Volunteer Forces, who is at present in London, has written a letter to the Times on colonial affairs, in which he asserts that the…
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In the Legislative Council last evening Dr. Dobson moved the second reading of a measure to regulate the law affecting bills of exchange. The bill assimilates the Victorian law on the subject…
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