Cablegrams. The British Elections. LONDON
SPEAKING at Dunfermline, Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman wild that he was not in favour of a separate or independent Parliament in Ireland. Any legislative body…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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The British Elections
There is every prospect that the British elections will be the severest since 1885. The Liberals have accepted 52 Labor candidates. The…
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MR. JOHN MORLEY declares that the suggestion that the State ought to provide work for the unemployed at the standard rate of wage is unsound…
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IN a few days from now the electors of the United Kingdom will be called upon to say at the ballot box whether the Conservative party, nominally led…
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THE British Parliament has been dissolved, and the writs are returnable on February 13. The first polling will take place in London on the 15th instant…
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SPEAKING at Liverpool, laat night. Sir Henry Cumpbell-Bannerman said that Mr. Ralfour's charge that the Liberals intended to weaken the Empire's defence was…
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The usual fort[?] meeting of the Councial was held in the Councial Chambers on Tuesday evening, when there were present: Aidermen…
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Disgraceful scenes have taken place at some election meetings in England. The Prime Minister was prevented from speaking by rowdies at…
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Some people have fallen into the error of supposing that the general election which is now on a England is being [?]ought out on the issue freetrade v…
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This British elections are proceeding. So far the Government have won 21 [?] and lost none out Of 42 contests…
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In the British elections the Government so far has won 21 seats and lost none. Up to the present 34 Liberals, 14 Unionists, 11 Laborites, and 7 Nationalists have been…
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IT it at precent [?] what premature to [?] a prediction as to the re[?] of the British elections at affesting the numerical [?] of parties in…
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The following members were reelected unopposed:— Sir Christopher Furness (L), Hartlepool; Mr. A. Taylor (C), East Toxteth, Liverpool; Mr…
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THE latest state of parties in the British House of Commons, as the result, so far, of the elections, give the Liberals 101, Unionists 31, Labor 22, Nationalists 32…
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AT this exciting period of political turmoil in the British Isles, it is well for us to note the great revulsion of feeling against the Conservative party as…
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So far the result of the elections given 127 Liberals, 52 Unionists, [?] Nationalists, and 30 Labour members returned. Sir Alfred Lytleton, a coll[?] of Mr…
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MR. GERALD BALFOUR, the defeated brother of the defeated ex-Premier, prophesies that the Labour members and the Nationalists will units, and three the Liberals will…
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Results of the British elections up to Tuesday:--Liberals 127, Unionists 52, Nationalists 38, Labor 30. The Hon. Alfred Lyttlelon, a member of…
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THE polling for Ipswich (two seats) resulted in the return of Goddard and Cobbold, both Liberals. Sir Charles Dalrymple, Conservative (one of the late members), was defeated…
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