British Parliament. Ministerial Policy Attacked
LONDON, Wednesday.—Thirty amendments have been tabled to the Address-in-Reply. In the House of Commons the debate was resumed on an amendment by Mr. Barnes…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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British Parliament. Programme for the Session
LONDON, Wednesday.—The King to-day opened Parliament in State. In the speech from the Throne the King said that owing to the institution of old…
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At the opening of the Imperial, parliament, the King's Speech, besides outlining the measures proposed to be introduced, said that his cordial…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Austen Chamberlain's amendment on the Address-in-Keply was defeated in the House of Commons by 276 votes to 107, after a debate…
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[?] [?] [?] [?] elections. Twentty three aspire to candidates for Senate next Federal notuination…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Indian Council's Bill was read a second time in the House of Lords. Lord Morley, Secretary for India, promised during debate to alford…
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At the Forfarshire bye-election, the polling was: -- Mr. Falconer (Radical) 6222, Mr. Blackburn (Unionist) 3970…
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LONDON. Thursday.—Puring a debate in the House of Communs on the unemployed question, Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, Secretary of the labour Tarty, objected to the…
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LONDON, Thursday.—In the House of Commons, a motion by Mr. John Hodge (Labour), advocating the insertion of a stricter fair wage clause in Government…
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LONDON Tuesday.—In reply to a question by Mr. William Field in the House of Commons, Mr. Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated that the Government…
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LONDON, Satuday.—Several newspapers state that the prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) has censured Mr. Winston Churchhill, President of the Board of Trade, for…
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LONDON, Thursday.—In the' House of Commons, Mr. Winston Churchill introduced a bill to establish certain trade boards, which are to be empowered to fix and…
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Mr. G. W. Austen, the urbane propeietor of the Argyle Hotel, was nommated for the extraordinary vacancy in the Municipal council and on…
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Dr. Tekla Hui[?]ln (Member of the Finnish Dies), writes as follow in the "Daily Mail":—The attitude this is taken by some…
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LONDON, Thursday.—In the House of Commons Sir George Wyndham, formerly Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Sir Edward Carson. Unionist M.P. for Dublin…
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Mr. Deakin has forwarded a letter, signed by a number of Members of Parliament, mostly of his own followers, to Mr. Fisher, requesting him to…
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In conversation with a prominent supporter of Labour in Brisbane, Mr. Fisher (Prime Minister) stated that he had received Mr. Deakin's request…
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The requisition telegraphed by Mr. Deakin in asking that Parliament be called together was signed by most of the party, and a few members…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The constant Cabinet meetings held during the past few days haye given currency to rumours of further friction among the members of…
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The King in opening the British Parliament read an unusually long speech, and, said the cable, grew tired. It is expected to be a busy session, with a probability…
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