Our Local Parliament
At the usual meeting of the local Municipal Council on Tuesday night last the following were present—The Mayor (Ald. W. J. Hawke), and…
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Politics & elections, 1910
327 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 17
Our Local Parliament
On Thursday night, the Municipal Council met to specially consider the financial position in connection with the new loan. There were present—…
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A sucrageite entered the committee room at Battersea of Mr. John Burnes, and throwing name acid damaged a quantity of canvassing cards…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cablegrams is Brief. the Election Camp[?]
Mr. J[?] [?]. President of the Local [?] [?] speaking at [?] said be [?] about [?]herage. If be had a[?] [?] that…
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Sixty-seven borough elections take place next Saturday…
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SIR,—A letter appeared in the issue of January 8th, of the Northern Star, Lismore, from Mr. J. A. Graham, Tenterfield. I would thank you to reprint it…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. John Norton, M.L.A. A Candidate for the Senate Public Meeting at Inverell
Mr John Norton addressed one of the largest political meetings ever held in Inverell in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening last, and spoke for over…
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At the usual meeting of the municipal council on Tuesday night there were present: Ald. C. G. Wilson Deputy Mayor. Aldermen Claverne…
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Mr. Halse, the Liberal candidate, is hurrying home from Afghanistan, to fight Bristol West. An active compaign on behalf of…
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While motoring near Cardiff, Mr. Marlay Samson, Unionist candidate for Pembrokeshire, was shot at. The bullet penetrated the wind-screen of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Telegrams British Elections. Numerous Unionist Gains. London
THE first batch of the British elections took plane yesterday, and resulted in the Unionists gaining several seats. The seats gained were Devenport (2), Bath (2)…
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The first return received [?] from Birmingham West, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain having been returned unopposed…
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The Congregational minister of London, who was ejected to the Commons, received a great ovation from his congregation on Sunday,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Tenterfield Intercolonial Courier AND Fairfield & Wallangarra Advocate Friday, January 21, 1910. The British Elections
THE polling on Saturday and Monday for the first batches of the British elections shows that the Unionists have scored heavily at the expense of the Liberals and…
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The dates in connection with the [?] Federal elections were de[?]dely announced by the Prime Minister on Tuesday Mr Deakin…
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We cannot boast even now that our Parliamentary elections are alogether free from corruption. But the old time elections were different. The popularity…
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Mrs. MacKinnon, the Federal Organizer, Council Organizer of Women's Liberal League, and member of the Federal Council held…
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MR. P. STREET, a supporter of the Fusion. Government, and one of the many candidates for Federal honors at the forthcoming Richmond election, will…
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The Unionists secured Large gains it the British elections on Friday and Saturday. Mr. Asquith speaking at…
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Addressing the electors at East Fife, and explaining the Government's social reform projects, Mr, Asquith, the Prime Minister, twice…
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