LONDON, Friday. Imperial Parliament
The adjournment of the Imperial Parliament for the autumn recess takes place about 12th August, not September, as previously announced…
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Politics & elections, 1888
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Cablegrams. London, Thursday. the Imperial Parliament
IN the House of Commons the Right Hon. W. H. Smith, First Lord of the Treasury, has announced that the Government proposed to postpone…
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It is probable that the Imperial Parliament will be adjourned on Saturday next…
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The Hon. William Henry Cross, eldest son of Viscount Cross, is the Tory candidate for the representation of Liverpool in the House of…
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The Hon. W. H. Cross, Conserv[?]tive, and eldest son of Viscount Cross, was elected without opposition to represent West Derby (Liverpool) in the…
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Mr. William Pritchard Morgan, who discovered rich auriferous deposits near Dolgelly, in North Wales, has announced his intention to contest…
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The approaching general election in France is creating exceptional interest, and an agitation is now being conducted on behalf of both the Imperial…
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SIR,—Reading in the columns of your valuable journal somewhere a few days since, that unless this unhappy dispute between masters and…
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THE above contest is one that will be anxiously watched both by the Protectionists and Freetraders, not only of this colony, but elsewhere. It does…
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THE victory obtained by the Protectionist over the Freetrade candidate in the Redfern election is unmistakable proof of how public opinion has turned…
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THERE was, naturally, considerable excitement in Sydney on Saturday, owing to the election of a candidate in the place of Mr. J. S. Farnell,…
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JUDGING from the expression of public opinion in the Gunnedah electorate, the "creature Protection" will score a victory there on Wednesday next…
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THE returns from seven of the polling places give Turner ... ... 420 Poole ... .... 275…
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IT may not perhaps have been wafted to the ears of our easy-going rulers, but that there is a unanimous desire throughout the colony, that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Anti-presidential Election Speeches
During a debate in the United States House of Representatives over a bill of retaliation against Canada, one speaker emphatically affirmed that…
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The Dominion Parliament of Canada has vetoed a Magistrate Bill passed by the Quebec Legislature, and this has occasioned a strong feeling of…
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In an election that has just taken place in East Montreal the Separatist party, which advocates separation of the province from the Dominion, has…
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PARLIAMENT will be opened at noon to-day, amid all the pomp and circumstance which usually distinguish similar occasions in British possessions…
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THE Welsh colliers have been discussing the labour candidate question. At a mass meeting held at Merthyr, the resolutions passed were in favour…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The third session of the thirteenth Parliament of New South Wales under responsible government, was opened to-day at noon by the Governor, His…
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