Our Local Parliament
A meeting of the Armidale Municipal Council was held on Tuesday night, when there were present:— The Mayor (Ald. Watson), Aid…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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Federal Parliament
The Federal Parliament will moot about the second week in May…
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Owing to certain complication, efforts are being made to induce Mr. Carruthers to resign his present seat, and contest Tamworth in the Opposition interests…
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THERE was never such an indecent rush for a political seat us there in for the one rendered vacant by Walsh (Tamworth). All kinds of leagues are after it--from the Reform to the…
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SIR EDMUND BARTON says there is no ground for the assumption that the general elections to the Federal Parliament will take place at the end of the…
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MR. NANKERVIS has retired from the contest at Tam worth. Mr. John Garland will probably contest the seat…
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The following candidates have been nominated for the Tam worth vacancy, viz.: R. T. Walsh (ex-member), D. Todd, J. Garland, and T. Thrower…
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Mr. Raymond Joseph Walsh will carry the Ministerial colours in the Tamworth election contest. The matter has been finally arranged and it is now believed…
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It is rumored that Mr. T. H. Thrower, the Labor nominee, will retire from the Tamworth election in favor of Mr. R. Walsh, the Government candidate…
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The Federal Cabinet yesterday decided to oall Parliament together the second or third Tuesday in May…
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A meeting of the Municipal Council was held on Tuesday, when there were present: Ald Watson (Mayor), Claverie, Wilson, Jones, Fitzgerald,…
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Great interest centres in the by-election at Tamworth. At present things seem to be in favor of the Opposition candidate, Mr. Garland…
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IN Tamworth yesterday the State Government was represented by Messrs. Waddell, O'Sullivan, and Bennett. Messrs. Crick and Fegan, and, probably,…
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A HEATED contest continues for the Tamworth seat. The local newspapers afford Garland a luke-warm support and a Ministerial victory is expected. The…
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THE See-Crick-O'Sullivan Government is to be placed on its trial at Tamwonh to-day, before a jury of its country, and the people throughout…
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The Tasmanian elections resulted in the defeat of the whole of the ministers. Eighteen new members were returned out of…
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THE election of a member for Tamworth for the Legislative Assembly in the place of Mr. Walsh, who was forced to resign owing to insolvency, took place on…
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THE strenuous efforts put forth hy all the parties to secure a victory for the candidate representing their particular "brand" of politics gave…
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The returns up to the present are as follow:--Garland 554, Walsh 472, Thrower 98. Monday 9.30 a.m…
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