The Commonwealth Parliament
On Friday, in the Senate, A discussion on motion for adjournment was begun by Senator Higgs, who objected to the dispatch of another Commonwealth Contingent, but the motion,…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Imperial Parliament. New Education Bill
MR. A J. Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury, in the House of Commons on Monday night introduced the new Education Bill for England and Wales…
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Yesterday, in the House, Mr. Barton was questioned about the execution of Australian officers in South Africa, and said be bad telegraphed for information…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, Debate took place on the constitutional right of the Government to abandon a duty, the authority being only a reselution of the House of…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Senator Riggs asked the Minister representing the Minister of Defence as to the correctness of the press statement that General Hutton had employed…
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Mr. Barton was questioned about the execution of Australian officers in South Africa, and said he had telegraphed for information. The tariff was considered en re-committal. No…
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The Parliament of Cape Colony him been further prorogued to August 1…
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In the House yesterday, The tariff was further considered. An attempt to place cotton and linen piece goods on the free list failed, but an uniform duty of 5 per cent. was…
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Yesterday in the Senate, Senator O'Connor moved the second reading of the Commonwealth Francise Bill, which he submitted was an essential part of the Constitution framed by…
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Yesterday, in the House, The Standing Orders were suspended. to allow of the consideration of a Special Expenditure) Bill. The Prune Minister moved the second reading of…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, the President of the Executive Council, replying to Senator Stewart (Tas.), said in reference to the Prime Minister's attendance at the…
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In the Senate, on Friday, Senator Higgs naked the Minister representing the Minister of Defence as to the correctness of the press statement that General Hutton had employed…
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Yesterday, in House. In reply to Mr. Manger (Vic.) Mr. C. C. Kingston, the Minister of Customs, said the manufacture of tobacco would be allowed in bond…
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In-the House, yesterday, In reply to Mr. Bruce Smith (N.S.W.), Mr. Barton the Prime Minister said the Treasurer was obtaining information relative to the proposed Federal…
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Yesterday, in the House, In reply to Mr. Wilks (N.S.W.) Sir William Lyne, the Minister for Home Affairs, said before was no truth in the rumours that the tour to Federal capital…
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Yesterday, in the House, The tariff was reported with cheers. The Customs Tariff Bill was introduced, and the second reading stage reached. The Leader of the Opposition spoke,…
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Mr. J. Redmond, the lender of the Nationalists in the House of Commons, protested in the House yesterday against the re-application of the Crimes Act to Ireland. Mr. George Wyudham, the Chief…
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On Friday, in the Senate, Senator O'Connor, the President of the Executive Council, replying to Senator Stewart (Tas.), said in reference to the Prime Minister's attendance at the…
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The announcement at Bathurst by the Premier that Parhament is to meet in May has created some stir in political [?] Members of the…
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It is understood the Government has definitely fixed the 27th of May for the opening of Parliament…
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