Federal Elections, March 28
Melbourne, Friday.âAn effort will be made to induce the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to leave England, in time to arrive at Melbourne on Saturday. May 4. and if…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Ofening of Parliament in England
IN the debate on the address-in-reply in the House of Lords Lord Kimberley, the leader of the Opposition, criticised adversely the conduct of the war,…
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LONDON, February 15, 6.30 a.m.—The ceremony of opening Parliament yesterday was brilliant and picturesque. Immense crowds gathered in the Hall, at…
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It is understood that the Federal Parliament shall meet in Melbourne the first week in May. It is probable that the elections will be held during the last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable News. Imperial Parliament. London, Feb. 17
In the House of Commons on Friday Mr. A. J. Balfour stated that the Government did not intend to introduce a bill altering the Coronation Oaths of the Sovereign…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Imperial Parliament the Opening Ceremonies. Attended by the King and Queen. Speech From the Throne. London, Feb. 5
PARLIAMENT was opened to-day by King Edward VII. There was a pageant sad a groat military display. The King and the Queen Consort were their crowns…
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The "Sunday Times " says: -- As the date of the Federal elections draws nearer, the political atmosphere thickens. The rival candidates are outpouring…
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Mr. Bruce Smith: As Mr. Barton said he intended to carry out the old age pensions scheme, the transcontinental railway, and penny postage, he practically told them that…
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A meeting of the Federal Executive was held on Monday, at which it was decided to issue the writs for Western Australia. The polling will take place on Friday, March 29,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Thomas and the Election. To the Editor
SIR,—Seeing that Mr. Thomas has withdrawn his charge against the aldermen of secret machinations against him, there is little more to be said. His insinuation that I am opposed to liberalism ill…
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IN the House of Commons last night Mr. John Dillon moved the adjournment of the House as a protest against a long-standing rule of the leader of…
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The ceremony of opening Parliament was brilliant and picturesque. There were immense crowds in the Mall, at Whitehall, and around Parliament Houses…
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We would remind all those who are interested in the Burrangong Pastoral and Agricultural Association and who are desirious of making their influence felt with regard to the selection of…
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The State Parliament was further prorogued by the Executive Council on from February 27 until Wednesday, April 10. Some doubt is expressed…
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Mr. St. John Brodrick, Secretary of State for War, resumed the debate on the Address in Reply in the House of Commons. He promised that a frank and drastic reform of the Army Medical…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Imperial Parliament. the War in South Africa. London, Feb. 19
In the House of Commons last night Mr. John Dillon moved the adjournment of the House as a protest against a long-standing rule of the lender of the House, Mr. A. J…
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MR. REID: New South Wales industries had shown in spite of drought that they could stand on their feet without receiving charitable aid from the State. That being so, why should they pay to keep the…
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MR. Sr. JOHN BRODRICK, secretary of state for war, resumed the debate on the address in reply in the House of Commons. He promised that a frank…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Imperial Parliament. the Opening Ceremonies. Attended by the King and Queen, Enormous Crowd. an Imposing Pageant. Speech From the Throne. London, Feb. 15
The ceremoney of opening Parliament was brilliant and [?] Immense crowds gathered in the Mall, at Whiteball, and around Parliament Houses…
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