State Parliament Estimates Passed. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
The Legislative Assembly sat all night and until 6 o'clock this morning considering the estimates. At times there;, were severe criticisms…
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Politics & elections, 1914
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Ulster Problem Colonel Seely Out of Ministry. French and Ewart Resign. Mr Asquith Retires from Parliament. Excitement in the Commons
London, Tuesday.—Colonel Seely, the Secretary of State for War, has resigned. His duties are being assumed by Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister…
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The Federal Electoral Commission took further evidence at Brishane. James McGill, assistant returning officer, at lpswich, said that the last Federal…
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Mr. James Larkin, the Dublin strike Leader will oppose Mr.Asquith's re-election for East File. It is doubtful if the Conservatives will put a candidate in the field…
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Mr. A. J. Balfour, speaking in the House of Commons, stated that the action of the Government had paralysed Parliament and the country…
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In the Council yesterday, The Daceyville Extension Bill and the State Debt and Sinking Fund (Amendment)Bill were read a third time…
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UNMARKED CHANNEI, PORT STEPHENS. Mr. W. Brown asked the premier and Colonial Treasurer,—Is it a fact that numbers of vessels, some of 8000…
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Mr. J. Larkin, of Dublin strike fame, will not oppose Mr. Asquith in the byelection rendered necessary by Mr. Asquith's acceptance of the portfolio of War…
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The petition preferred by Waller Bennett against the return of William Brown at the last election was dealt with very summarily by the Parliamentary Election…
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London, Thursday.—The debette on the second reading of the Irish Home Rule Bill was continued in the House o£ Commons yesterday…
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In the Council, yesterday, The Saving Bank Amalgamation Bill was [?] considered in committee. Mr. Flowers, Vice-President of the…
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The Assembly sat till 3.20 this morning, dealing with financial problems. The Stamp Duties Bill was debated till considerably after midnight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fifeshire By-election. Mr. Asquith Ovationed. London, Friday evening
Kings Cross railway station was crowded to bid farewell to Mr. Asquith setting out her fifeshire for the by-election, rendered necessary on his becoming Secretary of State…
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Mr. James Larkin, the Dublin strike leader will oppose Mr. Asquith's re-election for East Fife. It is doubtful if the Conservatives will put a candidate in the field…
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The Federal Electoral Commission took further evidence at Brisbane. James McGill, assistant returning officer, at Ipswich, said that the last Federal…
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The Federal Electoral Commission took further evidence at Brisbane on Tuesday. James M'Gill, assistant-returning…
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In the Council yesterday, The Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill was further considered in committee. Clause 9, dealing with the rights of the…
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In the Council yesterday. The Standing Orders were suspended to permit of the passage of the following bills through all their stages during one sitting:…
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The Unionists of Fifeshire East have decided not to contest the seat against Mr. Asquith…
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In the Council yesterday. Mr. Flowers, Vice-President of the Executive Council, moved the third reading of the Income Tax Management (Amendment)…
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