Burwood Election
Alderman Archer's committee has decided to tert the legility of M'Millan's candidature and election…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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Election Riots
Serious election riots have taken place at Dunstable, Bedfordshire. The Riot Act was read, and the disturbance was not quelled until the local…
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During the general election in Scotland several voters on the way to vote in the Hebrides Islands were obliged to cross the water in a boat. The…
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AN analysis of the state of the parties in the new Assembly illustrates Mr. Reid's policy of setting town against country, manufacturer and producer against…
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WE are indebted for the following to the Sydney correspondent of the Tamworth News :-- Now that the general election is over, we may count the losses and the gains. The country has…
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Wellington, Tuesday. — In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Ward, Colonial Treasurer, delivered his financial statement, and it…
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Recording Angel: "Ten thousand people cry for bread!" Chorus of Devils: "Let's shout hip, hip, hooray!…
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The execution committee in connection with Mr. piddington's Parliamentary election held a meeting at the Apsley Hotel on Thursday, 25th july,…
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A supplement to the Gazette was issued on Tuesday, summoning Parliament for the dispatch of business on Tuesday next at noon. This is, of…
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The vacant chairs at the French Academy are not yet all of them filled up, though the other day one of the two vacant by the deaths of MM…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Opening of Parliament. New Members Sworn In. Sir J. P. Abbott, Speaker. Opposition and Labour Leaders Elected
The 17th Parliament of New South Wales was opened by Commistion today in the Legislative Council Chambers…
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THE first session of the seventeenth Parliament was opened by commission at noon on Tuesday. The members of the Assembly met in their chamber at 12 o'clock, when, the clerk, Mr. F. W. Webb,…
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PARLIAMENT was officially opened at noon on Wednesday by the Lieutenant-Governor. Though the proceedings were somewhat more animated than the formal…
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THE new Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday, in the presence of a large attendance of members. The galleries were crowded by ladies, but the ceremony was…
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The Governors speech states that the taxation measures, passed by the last Legislative Assembly, and the Federation Enabling Bill will have…
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ON Wednesday, in the Legislative Council.[?] Mr. S. E. Lees and Dr. Cullen several [?] moved and seconded the Address-in-Rep[?] to the Governor's speech. A general d[?]…
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SIR Edward Clarke, Q.C., Conservative M.P. for Plymouth, declined the office of Solicitor-General in the new Government because of the limitations it would place…
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THE Legislative-Assembly met at 4.20 on Tuesday. The Speaker, accompanied by members of the Ministry, members of the House,…
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THE Legislative Council, on Wednesdny, By 26 votes to 8, resolved that the description of the House by the Prime Minister as "rotten and corrupt" was false and…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, In reply to Mr. Schey the Premier. (Mr. Reid) said he could not fix a time for the discussion of the motion tabled by Mr…
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