The St. Albans Election
The "Standard," in commenting upon the return of the Liberal candidate, Mrf Slack, at the St. Albans by-election, says that the Liberal victory is a crushing demonstration…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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The Cape Elections
The votes cast for the Progressive candidates at the Cape Colony elections aggregated threefold those east for the Afrikander Bond candidates…
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In the House of Commons last night the debate on the Address-in-Reply and on Mr. Morley's amendment, denouncing protection, was continued. Mr. Lyttelton, Secretary of State…
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" The Governor—General signed a proclamation yesterday calling the Federal Parliament together for the despatch of business on March 2…
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The debate on the Address in Reply was concluded in the House of Commons last night. Mr. J. Keir Hardie (Liberal) moved an…
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All doubts were set at rest this morning whether Trumble would be able to play for Australia in the fourth test match, when the famous bowler arrived by the Melbourne express, accompanied by McLeod,…
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It has been notified by the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioners that the following candidates have passed the examination for the position of Telegraph…
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It is announced that the Parliament of Cape Colony will meet for the despatch of business on March 4…
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In the House of Commons last night Mr. A. J. Balfour, the Prime Minister, made his first appearance since his recent illness. He received a warm welcome from the House…
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The debate on the Address in Reply was concluded in the House of Commons last night. Mr. J. Keir Hardie (Liberal) moved an…
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The polling in the election for the vacancy in the representation of South Birmingham in the House of Commons, dur to the death of Mr. Powell William (Unionist) resulted in the…
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THE meeting for dispatch of business of the second Parliament of the Commonwealth is viewed by the electors with no illusions. When the first Parliament met, sanguine…
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Sir John Forrest bas prepared a memoran-dum, based on some figures compiled by the Electoral Department. He points out that at the last elections only 47 per cent. of the…
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Yesterday the members of the Federal Parliament assembled in Melbourne, in the Senate Chamber. The proclamation was read by the clerk, and then Sir Samuel Griflith, Federal…
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The by-election for the Normanton division of Yorkshire, rendered necessary by the death of the Radical member, Mr. Ben Pickard, has resulted as follows:—Mr. Parrott (Liberal),…
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In the Senate, yesterday. The Address-in-Reply was moved by Senator Trenwith (V.), who approved of the transfer to the Commonwealth of State debts, and thought…
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On Wednesday the members of the Federal Parliament assembled in Melbourne, in the Somite Chamber. The proclamation was rend by the clerk, and then Sir Samuel Griffith, Federal…
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THE meeting for dispatch of business of the second Parliament of the Commonwealth is viewed by the doctors with no illusions. When the first Parliament met, sanguine…
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THE members of the Federal Parliament assembled in the Senate shortly before 2 o'clock on Wednesday. There was a large attendance of ladies…
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