Correspondence Parliament As a Court of Morals. to the Editor
SIR,—In last Monday's issue of the Newcastle Herald your contributor "Antæus" takes up the gage thrown down by Mr. T. C. Ewing, and…
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Politics & elections, 1892
340 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 11 of 17
The General Election. Liberals Will Be in the Majority. the Conservatives Beaten. Mr. Gladstone Elected. LONDON
THE election for Midlothian took place yesterday, and Mr. Gladstone defeated Colonel Wanchope, the Liberal Unionist, by a majority of 781 votes. At the last election…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Successful Candidates. Honours to Students. SYDNEY
THE following candidates were successful in obtaining scholarships in connection with the High School examinations for scholarships tenable at West Maitland High School…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The General Election. the Liberal Majority. Mr. Gladstone's Manifesto. It's Tone Objected To. "Offensive to Local Patriotism." Position of Parties. LONDON
THE state of parties is now as follows:—Conservatives, 243; Liberal Unionists, 44; Gladstonian Liberals, 235; Parn[?]llites, 7; anti-Parn[?]llites, 51. Total members elected,…
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Mr. Gladstone, at the declaration of the poll, thanked the electors of Midlothian for choosing him under circumstances of special stress and difficulty. He hoped…
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It is expected that Lord Salisbury will await an adverse vote in the House of Commons, according to old usage, and upon the precedent set by Mr. Gladstone some years…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The General Election. the Liberals Expect a Majority of Fifty. a Denial From Mr. Morley. Election of Sir Charles Dilke. LONDON
THE general elections are still proceeding. It is generally expected that by the time the final returns come in a majority for Mr. Gladstone will have reached 50…
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Parliament will meet on 26th July. The Treasurer delivers his budget speech on the 29th, when the public works statement will be immediately…
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THE tone of British politics appears to be greatly changing, if we are to believe all the gossip of political circles. Mr. GLADSTONE'S majority is likely to be nearer 50 than below…
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The following are the latest results:—Anglesey.—Mr. T. Lewis (Gladstonian), re-elected. Cambridgeshire.—Wisbeach Division:…
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LORD SALISBURY was accorded an interview by her Majesty to-day. It is stated on good authority that, as the result of the meeting, it has been arranged that the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →South Australian Parliament. The Government Programme. Proposed Duty on Wheat. ADELAIDE
MR. KINGSTON intends to force the Government to declare their intentions re black labour. He gave notice to introduce a bill to repeal the Indian Immigration Acts. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District News. Stockton. Extraordinary Municipal Election
YESTERDAY, at the council chambers at noon, Alderman John O'Mara, the Mayor, formally declared Mr. William Henry Goodman duly elected to the seat in the council…
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LATEST returns show the state of parties to be as follows:—Liberals and Irish members, 354; Conservatives and Liberal Unionists, 814, Majority for Mr. Gladstone, 40…
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REPLYING to a deputation to-day. Mr. Suttor referred to the appointment of new justices of the peace. He said that he had been positively amazed at the number of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CABLEGRAMS. British Politics. the Queen's Speech. Re-election of Mr. Peel
LONDON, Monday.—It is uncertain whether the Queen's speech will be delivered on the occasion of the opening of Parliament. The Government have agreed to hasten the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Meeting at Parliament House. Cooler Counsels Prevail. The Central Mine. SYDNEY
There was a meeting of Labour members held at Parliament House this afternoon—Mr. M'Gowen in the chair—to discuss the Broken Hill strike. The following resolution…
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THE polling for the extraordinary vacancy in the Municipal Council, caused by the resignation of Alderman Buchanan, took place yesterday. There was very little…
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A Maori Parliament now sitting at Waipatu, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, is notable for the simple directness of its constitution and procedure. The…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Leonard Lyell, the Gladstonian Liberal candidate, has been elected for the Orkney Islands. The majority for Mr. Gladstone in the…
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