News by Cable. London, July 10. Tragic Scene in Parliament
[?] members of the House of Commons [?] ving into the lobbies last night pre[?] to a division being taken on the [?] or the reduction of the sugar duties,…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Parliament Prorogued
Parliament was formally prorogued today till August 6th, on which date it is understood the dissolution will take place…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Hawken moved for a description of Port Stephens, containing the distance from the northern coal measures by railway…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Senator Best, in reply to questions, stated that from January 1, 1901, to June 30, 1907, the amount in excess of three-fourths of the…
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The Supply Bill providing the Treasurer with £3,550,000 passed all the stages of the House yesterday. Mr Carruthers explained…
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A parish church was vacant, and the beadle, who was rather a pawky character, was very loud in his praise of one of the candidates…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday evening the finishing touches were given to the work of the session. Three-quarters of an…
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In the Senate, yesterday. Mr. Best, Vice-President of the Executive Council, promised to draw the attention of the Minister of Customs to the alleged operations…
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Parliament has been prorogued' until August 6th…
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A parish church was vacant, and the beadle, who was rather a pawky character, was very loud in his praise of one of the candidates…
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The conference of the Farmers and Settlers of the State at present flitting in Sydney should be productive of a great deal of good. Its…
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Nominations in connection with the extraordinary vacancy caused in the Municipal Council of West Maitland through the resignation of Alderman Easom, were officially…
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Maitland, in common with most other electorates, is being linked to give its parliamentary vote and interest to a candidate selected by Labour leagues, and so to elect a piece of…
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The State Parliament is virtually, though not yet technically, defunct. It will be allowed to expire by effluxion of time in August, and the elections will…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Palmer, the newly-elected member for Echuca, was introduced and sworn in amidst cheers…
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The President announced the receipt of a communication from the Government of South Australia, announcing that Mr. J. V. O'Loghlin had been chosen by the Parliament of…
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The Vice-President informed Senator Sir Josiah Symon that the report of the Imperial Conference was being printed, and copies might be ready next week…
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The following information has been issued by circular by the authority of the Chief Secretary:— The paper called the 'Electors…
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So far as the little cliques which call themselves " Leagues " and the like, can arrange it, the representation of the State after the next…
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On Monday evening, Mr. E. G. Eagar. writes a correspondent, addressed the electors of Stewarts Brook at the School of Arts. Mr…
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