Victorian Parliament Opened
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The State Parliament was opened, by the Governor, whose speech [?] the following— "My Ministers an of [?] that the extcusion of the…
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Victorian Parliament Opened. Melbourne
Parliament was opened by the State Governor to -day. There was a big attendance. The Vice- Regal speech referred to the continued prosperity of the State. Its sound…
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The Assembly to-day adjourned for an hour out of respect to the late Mr. T. Bruce. The Premier gave notice for to-morrow of the Franchise Bill, and the Attorney-General…
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Some months ago, before Mr. Edden advanced to the responsibility of Ministerial office, hearose in the Legislative Assembly one day and asked if anyone were going to dinner. At first…
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The Speaker took the chair at half-past 2. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. The ACTING PREMIER, in reply to Mr. Henley, said that the last Parliament voted…
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Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, in tho Legislative Assembly, called attention to tho subject of the alleged rabbit combine. He moved: That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into…
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At the instance of the member for Orange a select committee of the Legislative Assembly is to inquire into and report upon the general conduct of the rabbit industry…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Essence of Parliament. Reforming the Supreme Court. a Political Flying Dutchman. Rabbits and a Ring
Somewhere or other (if he is still alive) there is an official, now or formerly employed in the Lands Titles Office, who must have periodical nightmares over the case of Henry Harding and…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Latest Cables. British Parliament. No Autumn Session Likely. Bill to Abolish Plural Voting. London
An American correspondent of high standing, who is kept well Informed in all matters relating to Government measures, assorts that indications point to the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tram Tribulations. Are Drivers Careless? Complaints in Parliament. Replied to Bt Defenders. What Is Done in New York. Teams Do Not Stop at All
Parliament is frequently made a sort es-cape valve through which complaints regarding the public services are allowed to reach the outer world. A case of the kind occurred last…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →THE V.R.C. Grand National Meeting. Arquebuse Surprises Bakers. Grafnax Favorite for G.N. STEEPLECHASE. The Spring Handicaps—Horses and Their Doings—Racing at Moorefield. Increasing Attendance—The Betting Market—English Notes. Selections for Flemington and Warwick Farm. Spring Handicap Candidates
A couple of months' spell has a marked effect upon same horses, and several that were thrown out of work immediately after the A. J. C. autumn Meeting, and have now resumed work…
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In the Legislative Assembly this evening Mr. Fitspatrick is to ask the Chief Secretary:— Will be furnish this House with a list of the names of the Trustees of the Sydney Sports…
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The necessity for re-adjusting the electoral boundaries of the State, which arises within three months after the results of the census have been officially placed before…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Essence of Parliament. a Lawyer's Night. the Criminal Appeal Bill
There was very little in the proceedings in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly last evening of anything approaching deep interest to the occupants of the public galleries…
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In view of the circumstances special interest attached to a question put yesterday afternoon by Mr. Wade, who asked Mr. Nielsen when he intended to bring forward the repeal of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Victorian Parliament. the Opening Speech. "Inconspicuous Increase of Population." Melbourne
The State Parliament was opened this afternoon by the Governor, Sir John Fuller. The Governor's Speech contained no surprises. Most of the Ministry's Programme…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →MIRROR of Parliament. an Interesting Sitting. New Court of Criminal Appeal
Perhaps one of the most generally interesting debates that have been heard in the Legislative Assembly for a very long time was that initiated by Mr. Holman yostcrday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →East Cork Election Petition. Captain Donelan's Triumph. He Emerges Without a Stain Upon His Character
Captain Donclan, M.P., has emerged from the ordeal of an election petition in which he was respondent, without a stain upon his character. A tribunal, before which was…
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LONDON, Wednesday Night.—An election was held to-day to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons for Central Hall, caused by the unseating on petition of Sir. H. S. King…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The grass track was open for special gallops at Caulfield this morning, and proceedings were rather animated. La George used the sand for six…
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