Opening of Parliament. SYDNEY
At ten thirty this morning members of Parliament took the oath of allegiance to King George At midday Lord Chelmsford opened Parliament in state…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The State Parliament. Opening Ceremonies
Owing to the demise of the King members of the Houses of the State Parliament were summoned to attend at the Legislative Council yesterday at 10.30 a.m. to take a fresh oath of…
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Mr.William Abraham, Nationalist, has been returned unopposed to the House of Commons for Dublin Harbour electorate…
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Mr. Jas. Fallick, M.L.a., has been informed by the Chief Electoral Officer that Bylong Valley has been appointed a polling place for the Singleton electorate…
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The Chief Electoral Officer has Inform ed Mr Jas. Fallick, M.L.A., that the Chief Secretary has approved of the ap pointment of Bylong Valley as a polling…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday. Several formal matters were dealt with. The HOuse then adjourned, and proceeded to Government House, to present the…
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The lost session of the 21st Parliament of New South Wales was opened with the usual ceremony on Tuesday. The Governor's Speech referred to the…
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In response to the invitation by the Maitland branch of the Political Labour League for the nomination of candidates for selection to contest the Maitland seat at the forthcoming State…
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ONCE more the "collective wisdom" is in session and once more the eyes of all well-wishers of their country are fixed on its proceedings. The Government…
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Mr M'Court, the Speaker of the Legis lative Assembly, took the chair at half past four o'clock on Wednesday after noon…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Imperial Parliament. the Powers of the Lords. London, June 9
The Imperials' Parliament reassembled on Wednesday. In the House of Lords Earl Beauchamp, the Lord High Steward, read a message…
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Parliament was opened to-day with the usual ceremonies. The Governor's Speech stated:— "I am again happy to offer you my congratulations on the continued prosperity of this…
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There was some refreshingly plain speaking in the House last week during the no-confidence motion debate, and the result is that one, at any rate, of the…
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In the Assembly yesterday. The debate on the Address-in-Reply and the censure motion moved by Mr. McGowen was resumed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hartlepool's Election. London. June 21
Polling for Hartlepools, rendered vacant by the election of Sir Christopher Furness at the general election being declared void, has resulted in the re-election of Sir Christopher…
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[?] Council yesterday. [?] Vice-President of the Executive [?] laid the annual report of the [?] Protection Board on the table…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tues day evening the debate on the amend ment to the Address in Reply moved by the leader of the Opposition was…
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The electoral law of the Common wealth contains a provision limiting the electoral expenses of candidates for a seat in Parliament to a maximum of…
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Women candidates for the elections to the [?] Chamber of Deputies in May are to be [?] forward in each of the 20 division into [?] Paris is divided, for political purposes…
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PARLIAMENT is now in the second week of the debate on the vote of censure. A fortnight is a big slice out of a short session, and the debate is as purely waste of…
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