English Elections
M. Boyd Carpenter opposes Mr. W. Runci[?] President of the Boards of Education, for [?] Mr. Turner, a labourite, will also [?]…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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Laughter in Parliament
To the outsider Parliament may seem a dull place, but quite the contrary is the case, and some very funny things may often be heard in the House of Commons…
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The result of the North-west Manchester election, in which the candidates are Mr. Winston Churchill. President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Jonson Hicks (Conservative), and Mr. Dan Irving (socialist),…
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In the House yesterday, On the proposal to go into committee to consider the requests of the Senate on the tariff,…
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The Standing Committee of the United Irish League in Great Britain has recommended Irish Nationalists to vote at the election for North-west Manchester for…
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The Catholic priests of Manchester resent the manifesto of the Irish League supporting Mr. "Winston Churchill. The Bishop of Salford appeals to CAtholics to vote against Mr. Churchill,…
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Mr. Deakin, the Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. B. Smith said he had not seen the press interview in which Lord Tweedmouth had said that the Imperial authorities had…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Deadkin, Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. O'Mallay (Tas.), said there was no reason to f3ear the dummying of land in papua…
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The "Times" special correspondent at Manchester, in giving the results of careful calculations in regard to the contest for the North West Manchester seat, confidently forecasts the…
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It is estimated that 500 out of 900 Irish electors in the constituency will support the manifesto of the local priesthood, urging the electors not to allow Mr. Churchill to betray thorn a second time on…
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There is no doubt that the defat of Mr. [?]vinston Churchill, the new President of the Board of Trade, is no light matter for the Asquith Government, but the seriousness…
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The House of Representatives conturned, on Friday its consideration or the Senate's requests for amendments in the tariff…
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At tho by-election for Kincardineshire, Cap thin Murray was elected. The result of the polling was :—Captain Murray (Liberal), 3061 Mr. Gummell (Unionist), 1963. The vacancy…
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THE election for North-west Manchester took place yesterday, and resulted in a Unionist gain. The polling was as follows:—…
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in the House yesterday, Mr. Bowden inquired as to the accuracy of the Statement that 40 natives had been massacred in New Guinea lately in cold…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Deakin prime minister, informed Mr. Kelly that the article which appeared in the "Lone Hand" on the resources of the commonwealth was produced under an arrange…
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Mr. Baxter, Unionist and Tariffist, a popular manufacturer, will oppose Mr. Winston churchill, president of the Board of Trade, for Dundee. Mr. stuart, a labourite, will also contest the election…
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Mr. Webster asked the Prime Minister whether, in view of the inadequate, biassed, and unreliable reports and comments by the press in general on the doings of the Federal…
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The Suffragettes who, under the auspices of the Women's Social and Political Union, are holding a three days' Parliament of Women at Caxton Hall,…
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Mr. Chapman, Minister of customs, in reply to Dr, Liddell said he would inquire into the question of the increased price of morphia. The Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Brown,…
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