The Mudgee Election
The writ has been issued for the election of a member for Mudgee in place of Sir John Robertson. Place of nomination, Mudgee; date, Tuesday, June 29th;…
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Politics & elections, 1886
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The Elections
It is stated that the Tories will support the 82 Liberal Unionists in the coming general election…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. SILVER COINAGE. In answer to Mr. Davies, the Premier said…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. The Consolidated Revenue Fund Bill, passed in committee on the previous…
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WHEN I despatched my last message at midnight, Mr. Neild was holding the floor of the House, having commenced speaking about half-past 10. The House was thin,…
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THE general elections throughout the United Kingdom commence on 1st July. Mr. Gladstone arrived at Hawarden Castle yesterday from Edinburgh, having…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Assembly. Friday, June 25. the Thirty-three Hours' Sitting
ON resuming at a few minutes to 1 this morning it was evident that some further negotiations, had been going on between the leaders of the Government and the…
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THE Imperial Parliament has been formally prorogued and dissolved. The speech states that this step has been taken in view of ascertaining the sense of the…
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Mr. W. E. Gladstone, Lord Hartington, Mr. John Bright, Mr. Joseph Chamber lain, and Mr. Charles Bradlaugh will not be opposed in their candidature for seats…
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Twelve Unionist candidates have retired. Writs for the general elections have been issued. Polling in the boroughs takes place next Friday. Parliament is…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Hassell was sworn in as the member…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour, when there was a larger at endauce of members than usual ANSWER TO QUESTIONS…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. REPORTERS’ REFRESHMENTS. Mr. J. P. Abbott at once got up and…
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Up to the present 265 candidates for seats in the House of Commons are unopposed. Of these 55 are supporters to Mr. Gladstone, 46 are Liberals opposed to Mr…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. In reply to Mr. Iv[?]s, Sir Patrick Jennings…
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The latest election returns show—Conservatives, 155; Unionists, 32; Gladstoneites, 60; Parnellites, 25. Lord George Hamilton has been re-elected for…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. PETITIONS. Several petitions were presented on the…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. The Government declined to answer any questions until the motion of Sir Henry…
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The Opposition stonewalled from twelve (12) o'clock last night until the present time with the hope that at 4 o'clock this afternoon the Speaker would take the chair,…
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MR. SEE followed in a conciliatory strain, and a calmer feeling prevailed for some time, which Mr. G. A. Lloyd disturbed by a speech in which he charged the Ministry…
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