The City Elections
THE polling for the election of aldermen under the new regime takes place on Friday. Candidates are numerous, but there is a strong family likeness…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Parliament
Parliament was pro[?]ogued by proclamation on Wednesday last until the 16th January next. It is probable, however, that it will not meet again until April of May…
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The Marquis of Salisbury, in the House of Lords in the debate on the Address in Reply, strenuously reiterated that the war in South Africa would bo prosecuted to the end. The British policy, he said,…
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Ministers of the Crown express themselves as highly gratified at the result of yesterday's municipal elections…
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Parliament has obligiugly taken itself off. Advantage was taken of the generally weak and spineless character of the position to pass a…
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In the House of Commons yesterday the debate on the Address in Reply to the Queens speech was resumed mr. Lloyd-George Liberal moved an amendment, indirectly condemning Mr…
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ALTHOUGH Mr. Reid has not definitely announced himself to be a candidate for election to the Federal Parliament, his activity in the freetrade cause is a tacit declaration to that…
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The Queen's Speech is the shortest on record. It only states Parliament is summoned to make further provision for South Africa, China, and other matters left over from the spring…
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Although Mr. Reid has not definitely announced himself to be a candidate for election to the Federal Parliament, his activity in the freetrade cause is a tacit declaration to that…
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Parliament was prorogued yesterday. It will reassemble on February 14…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tuesday, December 18th. 1900. THE N.A.A. ELECTION
THE ballot, in connection with the election of office-bearers and committee of the Northern Agricultural Association, was counted last Saturday…
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SIR,—The elections for the State Parliament approaching and it behaves every elector to make the candidates pledge themselves to a diminution of the numbers returned to the State Parliament. Instead of 125, seventy would supply all…
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Although the result of the recent national election had been foreseen by careful observers of the course of American politics, not many expected that the decision would be given with so much emphasis. The…
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In the representation of Blackpool, in the House of Commons Mr. Worseley Taylor, Conservative, has succeeded Sir Matthew White Ridley, who has been elevated to the peerage…
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ONE of the first stps which the Governer General will be called upon to take after the appointment of the Federal Ministry and the proclama…
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On Thursday last, we received the following telegram from Mr. R. G. D, FitzGerald M.L.A.:—"Mr. Barton has decided to stand for the Hunter…
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Sir Edward Watkin once distinguished himself in an election contest at Exeter by his adroitness and tact as a canvasser, and a host of stories are in circulation about…
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Although the result of the recent national election had been foreseen by careful observers of the course of American politics, not many expected that the decision would be given with so much emphasis. The…
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