The Imperial Parliament. London
THE LONDON DAILY NEWS to-day understands that it has been determined to dissolve Parliament in the last week in September, if, as expected, decisive…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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The Parliament
ON Tuesday the Attorney-General moved the second reading of the "Supreme Court Procedure Bill, 1900"—a measure intended to create a special court for the hearing of…
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THE Legislative Council last night insisted upon their amendment in the Corporation Bill, providing that the Mayor be elected by the aldermen and…
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IN the Legislative Assumbly on Tuesday, Mr. Norton moved the adjournment of the House to discuss the alleged action of a railway official in using the State…
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IN the Assembly on Thursday, Sir William Lyne obtained leave to introduce the Old Ago Pension Bill, which provides for the payment of a to persons 65 years…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the Attorney-General, in reply to Mr. Quinn, said the measure to amend the law of libel was now ready…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday a bill, introduced by Mr. Griffiths to make the commission of the peace a hallmark of respectability by removing any…
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THE proclamation of the dissolution of the Imperial Parliament on Tuesday next has been gazetted, and the general elections will commence on…
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IN the Council last night, after Mr. Sutter had announced his intention to resign his portfolio, he re-introduced the Cobar to Wilcannia Railway Bill…
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"Truth "says; "Unless our legislature is forced to make a move, Sydney will at no very remote date become a second New York as the…
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MESSRS Chanter and Ashton have announced themsslves as candidates for the Federal Parliament…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, The Premier gave notice of his intention to move on Wednesday next that this House resolve into Committee…
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IN connection with the coming general elections, Lord Salisbury has published an address, in which he deals principally with the South African question, and states…
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It is stated that 115 Liberal Imperialists will contest various electorates, and that the seats of 174 Unionists and 40 Radicals will not be challenged…
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THE Marquis of Salisbury, the Premier, has issued an address to the electors of Great Britain and Ireland. Lord Salisbury uttered a grave warning…
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At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council, on Tuesday night, there were presents The Mayor (Aid. Claverie), Aid. Ma[?]in, Watson, Warnecke,…
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The debate on the second reading of the Early Closing (Amendment) Bill was resumed. Mr. Fitzgerald objected to giving the…
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THE Legislative Assembly sattill 5 o'clock on Friday morning discussing the Early Closing Bill. It was resolved to allow the employees as well as the employers…
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MR. ALFRED GREEN has been elected Lord Mayor of London…
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A LARGE number of the old members of the Imperial Parliament have been re-elected unopposed, and some new members have been elected also…
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