The State Parliament
IN view of the proportions beginning to be assumed by the agitation for a redaction of members of the State Parliament of New South Wales, it is…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Hume Election
The by-election for the Hume constituency in the State Parliament, caused by the retirement of Sir William Lyne, took place on Wednesday. The result was a…
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The polling for the election of a representative in the Legislative Assembly in place of Sir William Lyne, resigned, took place to day. The returns are not…
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The familiar example of Old Sarum is well-known, there were three inhabitants and they returned two members. At Rewdley the right of election was…
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The final returns for the Commonwealth Senate have bean published. Following are the particulars of these elected:—J. T. Walker (F), 79,800; E. D. Millen, I.L.,C (F),…
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The final results of the voting on March 29 in New South Wales for the Commonwealth Senate were made public on Wednesday-- a week after the date…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Senate Elections. Points in the Polling
THE complete returns for the Senatorial elections disclose some interesting and peculiar features. The largest vote secured by a candidate in any on electorate was 6700, obtained by Senator Walker…
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ON Wednesday evening last in the Temperance Hall, the Returning Officer of the Political Labor League, opened and announced the nominations which had been…
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The three candidates who contested the Hume (State) Electorate were practically local men. Mr. Gordon Ronald M'Laurin, who tops the poll, is young man, and a native of the Germanton die…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Thoughts Concerning the Next Session of Parliament, and the Next General Election
IT is stated, though we do not know whether on authority, that it is expected the federal tariff will be brought forward in May. If this prove to be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Aldermanic Election Row. an Action for Slander. Remarks by Judge Murray
IN the District Court, before Judge Murray, William Robinson, of Baldwin-st., Erskineville, sued Charles Black, jun., of Erskineville-road, to recover £200 for…
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ONE of the metropolitan journals has been publishing details of the recent voting for the election of Senators in this State : some of the particulars are interesting—…
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This Reform Bill was tho noblest and greatest effort of the House of Commons to improve the condition of the people recorded in the whole history of…
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Germanton, Wednesday.--The polling for the election of a representative in the Legislative Assembly in place of Sir William Lyno, resigned, took placo to-day, The returns are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sentence on a Member of Parliament. London, April 23
Mr. Patrick A. M'Hugh, M.P. (Nationalist) for North Leitrim, has been found guilty on a charge of criminal libel in the "Sligo Champion" in alleging that there had been…
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Holiday excursion tickets will be issued to Melbourne commencing on 28th April and until 6th May, available for three months. Special excursion trains are announced to be run from Sydney to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hume Election. (To the Editor Yass Tribune)
SIR,—In reading over your paper at the local School of Arts I came upon a paragraph referring to the recent bye-election for the Hume, in which, speaking of the…
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Mr. Patrick A. M'Hugh, M.P (Nationalist) for North Leitrim, has been found guilty on a charge of criminal libel in the Sligo Champion in alleging that there had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Member of Parliament Sentenced. London, April 23
MR. PATRICK MCHUGH, M.P., (Nationalist) for North Lei trim, has been, found guilty on a charge of criminal libel in the…
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