The State Parliament. Legislative Council
In the Council, yesterday. The Justices Act Amendment Bill was read a third time. The Trustees of Show Grounds Enabling Bill…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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The Federal Parliament. the Senate
In the Senate yesterday, The Supply Bill was passed. Consideration of tho Defence Bill was resumed. Senator Neild held that the proposed…
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Of the Lord Mayors and Mayors of England and Wales elected during the past week, 182 are Conservatives, 105 are Liberals, 18 are Liberal Unionists, and five are Labour…
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Dr. Elizabeth Garett Anderson, widow of Mr. J. G. Anderson, late managing director of the Orient R.M.S. Company, has been re-elected Mayoress of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, and Mr. George…
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I the Council yesterday. Dr. Creed moved that a select committee be appointed to inquire as to requisite conditions for the existing and future stock…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Senator Pearce (W.A.) moved that the Select. Committee on the press cable service should have leave to sit in Sydney. He…
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The matter of the strike was mentioned in the House on Wednesday. The Premier (Mr. Wade), in reply, spoke temperately at some length, giving a review…
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Of course it couldn't be otherwise at this season of the present year than that talk in the Barn Floor should occasionally turn to politics. The Squire and the…
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The Parliament of Canada was opened yesterday. Among the measures promised to be introduced is a bill to strengthen laws concerning combinations which unduly enhance prices…
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[?] yesterday [?] (W.A.)suggested the ad[?] applying the names of eminent [?] to the torpedo destroyers…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thurs day evening Mr Fitzpatrick asked the Treasurer, if, in view of the strike, the Railway Commissioners were possessed…
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The London "Daily Mail" reports that Mr John Redmond, leader of the Nation alist party, insists upon Mr Asquith mak ing a definite pledge of Home Rule at…
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In the Assembly yesterday, The greater part of the sitting was occupied by a statement made by the Premier in regard to the industrial difficulty, and by a lengthy…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Groom, Minister of External Affairs, in reply to Mr. T. Brown, said he had no knowledge of any proposal that the…
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The Persian Parliament was opened on Monday. Administrative reforms were promised by the Government…
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Mr. W. Horn, of the Bunk of Adelaide, in a letter to the "Daily Standard," enclosing a hundred guineas toward the fund for providing for Unionist working men members…
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Mr. A. Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, speaking at Llandudno yesterday, ascribed the attitude of the Lords towards the Budget to their being drunk with the new wine of tariff reform…
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In the Council yesterday, The debate on the second reading of the Closer Settlement (Amendment.) Bill was resumed…
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In the Senate yesterday. Senator de Lurgie (W.A.), on a motion for adjournment, drew attention to the administration of the Contract Immigration Act…
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Lord Charles Beresford has accepted the unanimous invitation of the Conservative and Liberal Unionist Associations of Portsmouth to contest the vacancy in the…
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