British Elections
On a screen at Birmingham the pollings were displayed by a limelight lantern. On the screen was also thrown the following message -"Mr. Chamberlain to the nation. Patriotism before…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Parliament. Sydney
IN thE Assembly, Mr. Reid resumed the debate on the Budget in an exhaustive and able speech. He was pleased at the magnificent condition of affairs under a Freetrade policy, and expressed…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. The debate on the Budget statement was resumed by Mr. REID, who said the two years dealt with by the Premier showed a…
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THE Legislative Council on Wednesday threw out the Miner's Eight Hour Bill by 18 votes to 11. The bill to amend the Libel Law was…
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THE Assembly sat till 6.30 this morning, completing all the estimates except those of the Military, Railway and Education Departments…
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Private members' bills were taken in the Assembly on Tuesday. Under Mr. See's guidance the preliminary business was repidly got out of the way. The Council's…
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THE elections for the House of Commons are complete, and show a very slight change in the strength of parties. The Conservatives and Unionists have secured 401 seats, being one…
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Just when the general election in England was warmest the Premier of Tasmania wanted to wire Australia's congratulations to Mr. Chamberlain. His brother Premiers…
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THE Premier said it is not proposed under the Womanhood Suffrage Bill to allow women to sir in Parliament. Mr. Lyne said in reply to a question that the…
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IN the Assembly, the Premier said that it was not proposed under the Women's Suffrage Bill to allow women to sit in Parliament…
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THE electors of the United States are not, under their contury-old Constitution, entrusted with a direct vote in the election of the President. Each State selects by popular vote delegates or Presidential…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Haynes asked the Premier whether it was a fact that Mr. Barton had been appointed acting judge at Broken Hill and…
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THE object of the measure, which was introduced into the Legislative Assembly by the Premier early on Thursday morning, is, "To limit the election…
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The official declaration of the nominations for the vacancy in the Maclean Council caused by the retirement of Mr. J. A. S. Murray was made at the Council Chambers on Saturday by Mr…
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The Hon. B. E. Wise, Attorney-General, has resigned his seat for Ashfield. He will be appointed to the Legislative Council to assist the passage of the Compulsory Arbitration Bill into…
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A public meeting was held in the Council Chambers, Taree, on Wednesday evening last, in response a requisition to take steps to invite the Hon…
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THE polling for the extraordinary vacancy in the Maclean Municipal Council caused by the retirement of Ald. Murray took place on Wednesday. For a bye-election, there was an unusual amount of…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Notice of motion has been given by Mr. Law for all correspondence between the Archbishop of Sydney, the Registrar General…
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THE Victorian general elections on Thursday resulted in the defeat of the Shil[?] Government. The latest return give: Ministerialists 44. Oppositionists 51. The Postmaster-General, Mr. Watt, was…
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