The Commonwealth Parliament
MELBOURNE, Thursday.—In the Senate last evening the Vice-President of the Executive Council stated, in reply to questions, that Sir William Lyne would administer the Department…
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Essence of Parliament
I will be correspondent to command, And do my spriting gently. The debate on the Address-in-Reply again occupied the Attention of the House last night…
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There are abundant evidences that the Legislative Assembly is beginning to suffer from "that tired feeling" in connection with the so-called censure debate. The majority…
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The Legislative Council met yesterday afternoon, but as no decision had then been arrived at in the other House on the vote of censure only formal business was transacted. An address to the King…
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The tariff was further dealt with yesterday afternoon, and while Senator Symon's amendment to the duty proposed on hats, &c., was under discussion Senator Sir John…
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In the Legislative Council. A message was received from the State Governor acknowledging the congratulations of the House on his appointment…
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Sir,--Although corporal punishment is objectionable from some points of view, still it is highly desirable and necessary that society should be protected from the ruffianism of…
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LONDON, June 11.—In Committee of Supply in the House of Commons last night, the debate was continued on the proposal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir Michael…
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In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Deakin, replying to Mr. Watson, said that £64 paid to the head of "Hansard" staff was for travelling expenses while forming the…
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The Deputy President (Mr. W. J. Trickett) took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR. The DEPTY PRESIDENT announced the…
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The President took the chair at half-past 2 o'clock. PETITION. Senator Neild presented a petition from the president of the Master Painters and Decorators'…
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In the Senate this afternoon Senator Matheson made some inquiries regarding the intentions of the Minister for Home Affairs as to the management of his department during recess. Senator O'Connor…
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It will be remembered that, some months ago, the North Sydney Council tried to lease a number of sites on the foreshores of the harbor for advertising hoardings, and that public opinion…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday. The Senate met at 2.30 p.m. PETITION. Senator NEILD (N.S.W.) presented a petition…
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The following appeal has been addressed in the interests of the workers of the Commonwealth to the members of the Federal Parliament by the conference recently hold in connection with the Trades Hall Council and…
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In committee in the House of Commons last night the debate was continued on the proposal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir Michael Hickes-Beach) to impose a duty…
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Mr. T. W. Massey was to-day elected unopposed for the vacant Selby seat in the House of Assembly caused by the death of Mr. Frank Archer. HOBART, Wednesday…
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The Speaker announced yesterday that his warrant appointing certain members to act on the Elections and Qualifications Committee not having been objected to in the time…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →State Parliament. The Rocks Resumptions. a Bonded Warehouseman Claims £27,000. And is Willing to Accept £2400. Opposition Privately Clamouring for Public Expenditure. And Publicly Posing as Economists. Revelations by O'Sullivan. Norton and Jessop in Conflict. "Tomato Tommy" Ruled a Disorderly Expression
The debate on tho Address-in-Reply to the Governor's Speech, and Mr. Lee's amendment censuring the Government, in regard to the question of reduction of members, was resumed in the Legislative Assembly last night…
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Probably there never was in the political history of this State a more acephalous censure debate than this latest thing which has emanated from Tenterfield Lee. But if it is…
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