Dissolution of Parliament. The General Election
AFTER we had gone to press on Friday night last news came to hand by wire that the Government had resolved that Parliament. would be dissolved by…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Commonwealth Parliament
Yesterday, in the House, The Acts Interpretation Bill was further considered in Committee. The discussion was of a very technical character, and ultimately the bill was passed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE—Muswellbrook Chronicle. O, sacred weapon, left-for truth's defence, Sole dread of folly, vice and insolence, Reverent we touch thee! but with honest zeal To rouse the henchman of the public weal. Wednesday, June 12, 1901. Our Sydney Letter. [From Ourccorrespondent] The Elections
THE Royal visit is over, the parting guests have been duly sped, and we are now presented with a change of scene. Mr. See, though be did not…
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THEState Premier (Mr. John bSe) at the annual dinner of the Sports Club on Saturday night referred to the dis solution of Parliament…
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At the Singleton Mechanics' Institute on Saturday night, Mr. T.H. Blick, a candidate for the representation of the Singleton electorate, addressed a well attended meeting…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Two petiticus were presented from Tasmania, advocating the suppression of Tattersall's sweeps. Debate was resumed on the Posts and Telegraphs…
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Mr. A. J. Balfour, the leader of the House of Commons, announced this afternoon that the Government intended to press forward with the Finance Bill, the Loan Bill, the Rating Bill, the Education Bill,…
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Mr. John Lowles, the Conservative candidate who was unsuccessful at the general election in the contest for Haggerston, has recovered £750 damages from Mr. William R. Cremer, the Liberal candidate,…
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It is quite evident that there has been a want of forethought in arranging the date for the general election, dur perhaps to the constitution of the present ministry. Had…
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We have it on reliable authority that the Right Hon. G. H. Reid, Mr Senator A. J. Gould and Mr A. B. Piddington will visit Singleton to assist Mr A. E. Oscar…
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On Thursday, in the Senate, Ministers, in answer to questions, said when papers were of sufficient importance they would be laid on the table of both Houses; also, that though the Government did not intend to appoint a…
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On Tuesday, in the House, The Acts Interpretation Bill was further considered in Committee. The discussion was of a very technical character, and ultimately the bill was passed…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, An unanimous approval was given to a proposed instruction to the Standing Orders Committee to frame an order providing for the opening of the…
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TUESDAY terminated the existence of the Eighteenth Parliament of New South Wales. That Parliament will possess a historical interest as being the last Parliament of the…
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Mr. J. Chamberlain, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in the House of Commons on Friday, in answer to a question as to the reason of the Royal assent being refused to the passing of…
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At a meeting of the State Cabinet held on Friday afternoon, 7th instant it was decided that the Legislative Arsembly should be dissolved…
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The writs for tho general election were issued to-day…
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It is quite evident that there has been a want of forsthought in arraging the date for for the general election, due perhaps to the constitution of the present Ministry. Had…
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We would direct attention to an advertisement appearing in another column, giving the dates of Mr. FitzGerald's local meetings. Mr. FitzGerald will address the electors at…
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