New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Assembly
The Speaker took the chair yesterday afternoon at half-past 4. CRIMES (GIRLS' PROTECTION) BILL. The Goulburn Women's Liberal Association,…
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Tasmanian Parliament Crisis. No-confidence Motion Withheld
HOBART, Thursday.--The vote of want of confidence by Air. B. S. Bird, leader of the Opposition, on the unconstitutional action of Ministers in paying the judges extra salary to that…
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The early portion of the time allotted to private members in the Legislative Assembly was last evening occupied with, the second reading of the Private Hospitals Bill. a measure which…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night the Minister for Lands (Mr. Moore) moved the the second reading of the Crown Lands (Amendment)Bill…
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The farce of having private members' time in the Legislative Assembly was never more glaringly illustrated than last night, when, apparently for tho joke of the thing-- wherever…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Fired apparently by the example set in the British House of Commons by Victor Grayson, some 200 of the unemployed, led by a young man named Laidler,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Federal Parliament Stormed Violent Unemployed Demonstration the Doors Barricaded Police Reserves Summoned by Telephone Mob Eventually Dispersed Melbourne
An extraordinary and altogether unexpected sensation interrupted the business at the Federal Parliament this afternoon. The House of Representatives met at 3…
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In the Legislative Council, Routine formal business having been gone through, The House adjourned at 4.35.p.m. until…
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The President took the chair yesterday afternoon at half-past 4. PETITION. Mr. GARLAND presented a petition from the…
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Mr. FITZPATRICK has given notice that he will this afternoon, in the Legislative Assembly, put the following questions to the Colonial Treasurer:--…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Essence of Parliament. the Land Bill Again. a Quiet Night
Early in the proceedings In the Legislative Assembly last evening. Mr. Beeby endeavored as a matter of urgency, to secure consideration of a motion for the adjournment of the House…
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Parliament last night went out on the land and breathed thereon, and its breath was as the dust that is engendered of great and grievous droughts for dryness…
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Debate was resumed in the Legislative Assembly last evening upon the motion for the second reading of a bill introduced by the Minister for Lands "to provide for the…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--"When the House of Representatives met this afternoon Mr. Crouch, of Victoria, drew the attention of the Attorney-General to the invasion of Parliament…
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When the House of Representatives met this afternoon, Mr. Crouch (V.) drew the attention of the Speaker to the disturbance which took place in the vestibule of Parliament…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →American Banking Methods. at Judiciary Election. Allegation of Corruption. London, Oct. 20
A committee representing the depositors in the recently suspended National Bank at Waynesburg (U.S.A.) discovered a cheque written with lead pencil on the blank side…
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LONDON, Tuesday Afternoon.--Mr. W. J. Bryan, the Democratic candidate for the Presidency of the United States, calculates that he will receive the votes of 1,500,000…
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LONDON, Tuesday Afternoon.--A committee of the depositors of the National Bank, Waynesbury, U.S.A., which recently suspended payment, discovered a cheque…
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In the Legislative Assembly, On the motion of Mr. Moore the Grass-tree Licenses Bill was road a third time, passed, and forwarded to the Legislative Council…
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The Speaker took the chair yesterday afternoon at half-past 4 o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. Parkes presented petitions from…
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