The British Elections
The British election returns to hand give the totals to date as: Liberals 127 ; Laborites 30 ; Nationalists 38 ; Unionists 51. The " Daily Chronicle " states that but for…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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The British Elections. LONDON, Jan. 16
The British elections were continued on Monday. Amongst those defeated were Mr. Gerald Balfour and Mr. W. H. Long, ex-Ministers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Election Liberal Victory. an Absolute Majority. Tory Leaders Lost. London, Jan. 19
The electors have rejected two other ex-Ministers, Mr. St. John Brodrick, who was Secretary of State for India in the Balfour Government, being defeated by a Liberal at Guildford, and Lord…
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Mr. John Morley, speaking at Montrose, ad mitted that if a foreign country set up a tariff against British manufacturers he would not be averse to accept retaliation temporarily if he…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The British Election. Liberals' Victory. Mr. Chamberlain's Triumph. Labour's Voice in the Commons. London, Jan. 18
In the election yesterday interest centred round the Birmingham contests. Mr. Chamberlain in the Western Division of the city was elected by a majority of n more than 5000 over Mr. R. L…
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The Catholic Weekly states that the Irish vote has been cast for the Liberals on the distinct understanding that English Roman Catholic Schools shall be uninjured…
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THE electors have rejected two other ex-Ministers, Mr. St. John Bredrick, who was Secretary of State for India in the Balfour Government, being defeated by a Liberal at…
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London, Thursday : Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was returned for Birmingham by a large majority, and all the seven seats round that centro stood loyal to his…
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One would imagine that of all places in the world the interior of Parliament House would be the last one in which inferior work would be supplied in building operations; but right under the eyes of…
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Latest available returns of the election show the strength of parties to be:— Liberals …………… 263 Labour …………… 41…
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The Liberal party so far has in the new House of Commons an absolute majority of 16 over all other parties combined, a fact which is causing some disquietude among Nationalist circles in Ireland,…
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At Romford, Essex, Mr. Bethell (Liberal), with 21,534 votes, defeated Mr. Sinclair, the late member (Conservative), who polled 12,679 votes. Liberal gains have also been secured at…
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A leading Catholic weekly states that the Irish vote ca9t for the Liberals was on the distinct understanding that the English Catholic schools…
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Mr. AustenChamberlain has been elected by a large majority over Mr. Morgan, liberal. Liberal gains are reported at Ross (Hereford), Henley (Oxfordshire), Forest Gate…
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MR. G. H. REID, leader of the Opposition, has outlined his intentions as to the future. He said : I intend at the next election to challenge the socialism of the Labour party…
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The Liberals gained eight seats at the pollings yesterday, and lost one to the Unionists. Labour gained a seat from the Conservatives. The absolute majority of the Liberals has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The British Elections. Liberals Still Gain. London, Jan. 23
There were no startling incidents in yesterday's pollings of the general election. Liberals gained six seats at the expense of the Unionists, and Unionists one—in Ireland—from the Liberals. The…
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Voters in all parts of Russia are profoundly disinclined to register for the National Duma franchise owing to the Government preventing the holding of an electoral…
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Representatives to the Duma--" the new Russian Parliament-- are to be elected in a few days. Following is how the " Jugend " (Munich) views the event. Nicholas II--" My dear Pobiedonostzeff, I hope the mice…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →British and Foreign. London, Thursday afternoon. the British Elections
DEVOLUTIONISTS are making a strong fight against the Right Hon. W. H. Long. Lord Dunraven denies that Mr. Long is the mouthpiece of the Irish Unionists, and…
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