N. S. W. Parliament
IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. A. H. Griffiith moved the second reading of the Tied House Bill, a private measure demanding to enable a license to…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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British Elections. London
THE British election returns are now complete, with the exception of Orkney and give the Government a majority of 132, as compared with 130 at the close of…
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THE British Parliament is now completed, with the exception of one representative whose election has yet to be decided. England has returned 339 Conservatives…
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The British elections are nearly completed. The state of parties to date is as follow: Conservatives and Unionists, 400; Liberals and…
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On Tuesday night last Mr, E. Lonsdale addressed a good meeting of electors in the School of electors The Mayor, who presided, in…
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IT is unlikely that the Imperial Parliament will meet before February…
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At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present: Ald. Claverie (Mayor). Mukin, Watson, Warnecke, Fitzgerald, Solomons and Wigan…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the Premier said it was not proposed under the Womanhood Suffrage Bill to allow women to sit in Parliament…
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AMONG a number of bills introduced into the Assembly last week, Mr. Wise has a bill to limit the election expenses of candidates for Parliament. It is proposed that…
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The latest returns show that McMahon is leading Marsh by 43 votes in the Uralla Walcha seat, and that Lonsdale is 53 behind McMahon…
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THE object of the measure, which was introduced into the Legislative Assembly by Sir William Lyne early on yesterday morning week, is "To limit the election expenses…
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The Victorian general elections yesterday resulted in the defeat of the Government. The latest returns give:—…
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Mr. J. Inglis, who spoke here on be half of Mr. O. ML Marsh, stated that he would probably go for one of the six seats of the Senate. He mentioned…
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On Saturday last the election of a member for Uralla-Waleha in Parliament took place. Three candidates came forward, viz, Mr. M. J. M'Mahon,…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Thursday, the chief business was the passing through committee of the Supreme Court Procedure and the Money…
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IN the Assembly, on Thursday night, after a lengthy and heated debate, it was decided that the question put to Major General French regarding the number of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Tenterfield Intercolonial Courier AND Fairfield & Wallangarra Advocate Tuesday, November 6. High or Low Tariff Candidates
IN connection with the approaching Federal campaign two most important events occurred last week, when both Mr. Reid and Mr. Barton addressed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Cheap Election. MELBOURNE, Monday Night
IN connection with the Victorian elections Mr. Trenwith, the Labour leader, has spent the least of any of the various candidates, his election for Richmond costing…
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The official nomination of candidates for the extraordinary vacancy in South Ward caused by the resignation of Mr. W Whittingham, took place at the Council Chambers yesterday…
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Mr. Reid, speaking last night in support of Mr. Winchcombe's candidature at Ashfield, severely criticised the general administration of the…
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