Imperial Parliament
Mr. George Doughty, who has represented Great Grimsby in the House of Commons since 1895, as a Liberal and Home Ruler, has abandoned the Home…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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Our General Election
Our General Election will take place on the 27th July. The Palace Emporium is the only stoic on the Manning {or Tailor-made Suits from £1 up. Great Bargains this…
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To-day there is being tried an issue fraught with serious import to New South Wales, and indirectly to Australia. The general election…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Election. Mb. D. Cowan. at Wingham
Mr. D. Cowan, the National Federal candidate for the Manning, addressed a large meeting at the Lyceum Hall, Wingham, on Saturday night. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our General Election
Our General Election will take place on the 27th July, The Palace Emporium is the only store on the Manning for Tailor-made Suite from £1 up. Great Bargains this…
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Mr. G. W. Palmer, a Radical, has been elected by a majority of 694 to fill vacancy for Reading in the House of Commons, caused by the death of…
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IT is often the unexpected that happens—and this is true to some extent with regard to the elections which took place on Wednesday last. The Premier, whose seat in King…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Election Returns. Sydney
All the returns for Nepean are now in and give Mr. S. E. Lees & small majority. Latest returns show that Dr. Ross…
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At the Commercial Traveller's banquet, last night, the Governor was present. Mr. Reid expressed the hope that the present would be known as a…
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The appeal to the electors of the colony replied to last Wednesday furnishes plenty of food for reflection to the political enquirer…
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It is understood that Parliament will meet on Tuesday week…
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At the declaration of the poll yesterday, Mr, Goodwin met his committee and offered to resign in favor of Mr. R. E. O'Connor, but the committee…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Election Day in Taree
The eventful day broke clear and blight— A lovely child from a charming night; May all its beauty be reflection Of noble fruita of this election…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Result of the General Election
Now that the smoke of the battle has cleared away, it is possible to take stock of the position. The Ministerial forces have suffered severely. No less than three members of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Cape Elections. London
Mr. Cecil Rhodes states that the Dutch are with his party in the Cape elections and will fight to maintain the Queen's supremacy. Rhodes says…
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The proceedings at the general elections of Cape Colony are of an acrimonious character. President Kruger denies that he is supporting…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening of Parliament
At the meeting of the Executive on Tuesday approval was given to the summoning of the new Parliament for the despatch of business on Tuesday…
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MR. REID met Parliament yesterday on far different terms to those he had been accustomed. The subservient majority that supported…
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THE assembling of the new Parliament, just fresh from the electors, last Tuesday, was a matter of more than ordinary interest. That is not a matter for surprise, considering the…
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PARLIAMENT was formally opened at soon on Tuesday. A large Tuesday. A large number of spectators assembled in the vicinity of Macquarie-street, 121 members were sworn in, Sir Joseph…
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