The British Parliament. Tuesday. the Queen's Speech
The par[?]ament opened yesterday. The Queen's Speech states that relations with other Powers are of a pacific character. An inquiry into Dr Jameson's invasion of the…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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The Waverley Election
On Monday the Freetrade Council selected Mr. Thomas Jessep as the free-trade candidate for the vacancy at Waverley…
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The Imperial Parliament was opened on Tuesday. The Queen's Speech states that the relations between Great Britain and the…
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The adoption of the Address-in-Reply has passed tho House of Lords. In the Commons Sir William Vornen Harcourt warmly praised the recent actions of Mr. Chamberlain…
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During the debate on the Address-in-Reply to the speech from the Throne in the Lords, Lord Rosebery dwelt at length on the foreign policy of the…
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THE writ has been issued for the return of a member of the Legislative Assembly in the room of Mr. Angus Cameron, deceased. Nomination day…
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THE election of the Mayor of Molong for the ensuing municipal year took place at the Town Hall on Friday evening at a special meeting of the…
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The Waverley nominations to-day were:—Sir Henry Parkes, and Messrs. Jessop and Barlow…
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At a meeting of the Council of the Opposition party in the Assembly yesterday Mr. Charles Powers, who presided, handed in his resignation as chairman…
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Half pound flour, [?] syrup, 1 teaspoon ginger, [?] lard or butter, [?] teaspoon of car[?] of soda. Put the flour in a basis and rub the land among it; then add the soda…
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Jessop (M) ... ... 698' Barlow (0) .... ... 528 Parkes (I) ... .. 160 Mr. Jasaop thanked the electors for…
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The polling for Waverley took place to-day, and was vigorously carried on. The contest was expected to be a close one, but the Freetrader beat the…
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The Queensland Parliament will probably be dissolved to-day…
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Drastic rules of procedure have been introduced in the Commons in connection with discussions in committee of supply, by which all questions of supply…
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In old-fashioned England there are three estates—the Sovereign, the Lords, and the Commons. In these colonies these three estates may be fairly…
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The Premier, in reply to a representative of the Daily Telegraph, said, " I cordially appreciate the loyalty which has been shown by the supporters of the…
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At Southampton on Saturday a Parliamentary election for the vacancy caused by the unseating of Mr. T. Chamberlayne resulted in tho return of Sir F. H…
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The Queensland Premier has issued a manifesto, in which he says the policy of the labor party is to bring about a condition of affairs in which ability will…
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Mr. Barlow, Minister for Lands, has definitely announced that he has retired from politics on the ground of ill-health…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wesleyan Conference. REV. W. G. Taylor's Election
Owing to the election of Rev. W. G. Taylor as president of the conference it ia nore than probable that he will be removed to some circuit in Sydney or the…
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