Country Party in Parliament
ON the occasion of the opening of the Crookwell railway Mr. Rose stated that next session would see a Country Party in the Legislative Assembly. Speaking to a representative of…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Federal Parliament. the Finances
Melbourne, "Friday,—The introduction of the tariff was not quite of so much interest as woo expected, When Senator O'Connor rose to move the second reading of the…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.—The Senate sat for half an hour this afternoon. Messages were received from the House of Representative forwarding the Customs and Excise Tariff Bills for the concurrence…
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Mr. A. J. Balfour, leader of the House of Commons, announced in the course of the debate on the Procedure Bill last night, that a session will be hold next autumn…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.—The committee appointed to elect a bishop for the newly-created diocese of Gippaland met this afternoon, and unanimously selected the Rev. Canon Fain, M.A, rector…
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A proclamation was issued on Friday last summoning the State Parliament of New South Wales to meet for the despatch of business on May 27th. It is probable…
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IN the Senate, on Wednesday, the Customs Tariff Bill and the Excise Bill were [?]ch read a second time, and the third readings fixed for Friday…
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The French elections are singularly quiet, even at Paris, where the Nationalists have had many successes. The provincial results indicate a Ministerial victory…
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Melbourne, Tuesday.—Mr. M'Donald moved the adjournment of the House to direct attention to the position of Sir Edward Brad don in relation to the Elections and…
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The defence estimates came up for consideration in Committee of Supply in the House of Representatives on Wednesday. Sir John Forrest sought to disarm criticism by frankly…
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The Nationalists have lost ground in the provinces, but have increased in Paris It is expected that the final result will give the Government a net gain of from 40 to 50 seats…
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IN the Federal Parliament on Tuesday the estimates were considered and progress was reported. Federation has, Sir George Turner…
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THE reactionaries and revolutionists are much weakened, and the anti-Semites have almost disappeared. The…
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The galleries of the Senate were filled this afternoon by visitors who came In anticipation of the resumption of the debate on the tariff. Sir Josiah Symon rose to continue the debate…
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Mr. Sam, Smith, M.P., for Pyrmont has resigned his seat in the State Parliament owing to his appointment as a member of the Arbitration C[?]urt. The election…
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IN the House of Representatives on Wednesday, the bill relating to the establishment of the Governor-General was introduced and read a first time…
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In the House of Commons last night a four day's debate opened on the Education Bill. Mr. James Bryce, Liberal (Aberdeen South), moved the rejection of the bill on the ground that it…
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IN the Senate, on Tuesday, in the absence of the President, Senator Best, Chairman of Committees, occupied the chair…
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IN the Souse of Commons last night a four days' debate opened on the Education Bill. Mr. James Bryce, Liberal…
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