Opening of Parliament
After a recess, of three months, the N.SW., Parliament was officially opened by the Governor last Tuesday, with, the usual ceremony…
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Parliament of New South Wales. The Opening
The second session of the thirteenth Parliament of New South Wales under responsible Government was opened at noon on Tuesday by his Excellency the Governor, Lord Carrington. His…
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IT sometimes falls to the lot of men to disburse charity who, instead of coming within the category of cheerful givers, do their best to retard its operations. In…
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THE programme for the Session as laid down in the Governor's Speech is as comprehensive as such unsubtantial visions of the future are went to be. That most of it…
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ON Tuesday Parliament was opened with the usual formalities. The Governor's speech was as follows:— HONOURABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL…
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London, Sept. 16.—Parliament was prorogued to-day by commission with the usual ceremony. The Queen's speech commences by stating that the relations of Great Britain with foreign Powers…
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One of the small but not the least interesting of tho side-shows of the present Legislative Assembly is the unsettled question of the leadership of the…
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Parliament was prorogued to-day by commission with the usual ceremony. The Queen's speech commences by stating that the relations of Great Britain with foreign…
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BRISBANE, Friday.--In the Assembly to-day, the consideration of the Estimates began before tea, when the Premier moved the vote of £87.000 odd for the defence force. He…
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Parliament was opened on Tuesday last with the usual formalities. During the course of the first days' business Mr. S. E. Lees, Member for the Nepean, seconded the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Australian Town & Country Journal. "Past, present, future." Sydney, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1887. Prospects ia Parliament
The Governor's Speech on opening Parliament, last Tuesday, indicated, if it meant anything, a long and useful session. The measures to be introduced—and Sir Henry Parkes has declared…
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London, Sept. 22.—The seat for South Kerry in the House of Commons, vacated by Mr. J, O'Connor, has been filled by the election of Mr. Kilbride…
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There are, no doubt, some important practical issues which look for their decision to the general elections in New Zealand which take place on Monday…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.-- There are already four candidates announced for the vacancy in the Legislative Council for the Southern Province, caused by the death of the late Hon. Thomas…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.—The elections for the new House of Representatives took place throughout the colony to-day; and, so far as the results have already come to hand, have resulted…
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The elections took place throughout the colony to-day. The interest manifested was greater than for many years past. Everywhere keen contests took place. So far, the returns to hand go to show that the…
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Mr. Griffin arrived from Wentworth yesterday, and addresses a meeting of the electors this evening. He will be strongly supported here…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.--The elections, which opened to-day, promise to prove disastrous to the Government. Sir Robert Stout, tho Premier, was defeated at Dunedin by a majority of 29,…
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The first performance last night had some elements of more or less entertaining novelty in it. The Opposition curled itself round so as to bring the head of the Dibbs end into…
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