'An English Election
[?] Joseph Walton, Liberal, has been elected for [?] by a large majority in place of the Earl of come[?] A DEADLOCK…
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Politics & elections, 1897
232 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 11 of 12
Latest News by Cable. London, Nov. 1. General Elections in Newfoundland
At the general elections in Newfoundland, which have just have taken place, Sir William and Whiteway (she Premier) and two of his colleagues were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament of New South Wales. Tuesday, November 2. Legislative Assembly. a Motion of Censure
Mr. Lyne moved,—"That the action of the Government in reference to the Lucknow Strike amounts to maladministration of justice." First of all, he took care to say that his motion was not…
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The Municipal Elections in England have resulted in the Liberals gaining sixty—eight and the Conservatives thirty one seats…
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At the general elections for the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland the Government of Sir William Whiteway, the Premier, has been defeated…
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The Tammany Hall party polled every Democrat in the New York Mayoralty election. There was great excitement but no disturbance. Ban Wyck polled 285,181 votes, Seth Low 149,875, Tracey…
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Stocks on the New York Exchange have declined over 1 per cent, all round since the Mayoral election. The newspapers generally denounce the election of the Tammany Hall candidate…
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In the Assembly. The Colomal Treasurer, in answer to Mr Schey, said the total amount paid to the members of the present…
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THE governing body of the local protectionists have held a meeting, but so much apathy was shown in the proceedings that the organisation must be…
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An election took place yesterday for the exchange diviai on of liverpool in the house of commons to fill the vacancy caused by the elevation of the late member, Mr. John charles bigham, Q. C.,…
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A measure was read from the Assembly, intimating that the House, having received the report of the managers, of the free conference, no longer insisted upon its…
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Mr. Morton, a Conservative), has been elected for Deptford in the House of Commons by a majority of 324 to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. Charles J. Darling, Q.C., Conservative)…
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CERTAIN aspects of the work of the Legislature this week are satisfactory. The Legislative Assembly in the first place rejected Mr. Edden's absurd notion about Government…
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A mesaage was road from the Governor, assenting to the Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amendment Bill, also the Federal Delegates Expenses Bill…
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THE Assembly sat throughout the night, and is still sitting in committee, passing the estimates. The military estimates were severely…
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In the Supreme. Court to-day an action for the recovery of £1000 for alleged libel was commenced by William T. Ball, an ex—Mayor of Waverley, against William J. Blunt. Defendant pleaded not…
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Parliamentary matters are dull. Members of the Assembly are too much exhausted by the 30 hours aitting last week to be able to take a…
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The nominations for aldermen for the City Council took place at noon to-day. Aldermen Booth, Lees, Deane, and Hart wore re-elected unopposed, but there being opposition in Gipps…
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The British Parliament opens on the 8th February…
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IN the Legislative Assembly. Mr Carroll moved for a return of officers whose ages range from 60 to 65 years, also those above 65 years…
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