New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Thursday, July 20
The Speaker took the chair at [?]4 o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. Dight presented a petition from landowners and others in the Singleton district praving…
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In Parliament
Parliament was opened on Tuesday by the young Governor. The " Catholic Press," like all the fashionable people of Sydney, was represented, but unlike society we…
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The session of Parliament now open begins its career with two main claims on the interest of the country and the best services of the members who will take…
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IT is now apparent that, so far as the ordinary politics of the country go, Mr. Reid will again have the support of the Labour Party and the malcontent Anti-Billites on his side. There has been a display…
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On Tuesday Lord Beauchamp opened his first Parliament, which was the second ordinary session of the eighteenth Parliament of New South Wales. Sir Joseph Abbott took the chair at noon…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →PARLIAMENT. Opening of the Session. a Brilliant Function. the Address in Reply
The fourth session of the eighteenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened on Tuesday, July 18, at noon. More than usual preliminaries had ushered in the function, for the ceremony was to be…
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A special meeting of the council was held at the Council Chambers on Wednesday night for the purpose of electing a Mayor in place of Ald Hudson, who resigned his seat. There were present…
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FROM the New York FREEMAN'S Journal, June 3, we take the following:— A letter was received last Saturday by Rev. Felix Ward, vice-Rector of St. Joseph's Passionist…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Queensland Parliament. a Bye-Election. Victory for Labor. Brisbane, Saturday Night
THE bye-election rendered necessary by the death of Mr. Luya, late member for South Brisbane, was carried out to-day. The result was a victory for the Labor candidate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. As Mirrored in 'Truth.' Notes Current of the Session. About Mr. Reid's Vic[?]—Sarton Threatens Stonsh—Norton's Introduction—Riles Rumpty Reid—Patting up the Posters
TUESDAY was "poster-day" at the Academy of the Politically Artful situated in Macquaire-street, members rushed to place posters announcing their legislative activity…
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The Legislative Assembly will meet at o'clock to-morrow, and in terms of the adjournment motion on Thursday night precedence over all other business will be given to…
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The bill giving the Government power to secure land for workmen's homes has passed through the committee of the House. The compulsory powers have been greatly modified. Compulsion…
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The South Brisbane election yesterday was a very close contest. At the three polling places in Brisbane the candidates polled equal votes, 116[?]. But at the Rockhampton polling Mr. Turley…
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The election of a member for the Legislative Assembly for South Brisbane, rendered vacant through Mr. Luya's death, was yesterday keenly contested. It had been predicted by many that…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →PARLIAMENT. (Some of the following Items Appeared in our Late Editors of Yesterday.) the Political Situation
The Government expect that the debate on the adoption of the Address-in-RepIy will be finished to-night. If there are many speakers, however, it may linger on until the following…
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THE debate in the Assembly on the Addres-in-Reply last night furnishes reading which may to some seekers after knowledge appear i instinctive, but, by no stretch of the…
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Soon after the House met yesterday the Speaker addressed to members a mild but firm homily on Parliamentary decorum. The manners of hon. members have not invariably "that repose which…
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In the Legislative Assembly, It was directed, on a motion of Mr. Chanter's, "That there be laid upon the table of this House all papers, letters, and other documents relating…
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Mr. MOORE moved that Mr. W. M'Court be Chairman of Committees of the Whole House for the present session. The motion was agreed to unanimously…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Tuesday.--The Wellington bye-election resulted In the return of John Hulcheson, the Independent Labor candidate, who polled 6937 votes, his opponent, E. J. Jellicoe…
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