The French Elections. London, Sept. 3
THE results of the second ballots necessary in a number of French electorates are cow partially known. M. Goblet, who was Premier of France in…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true liber[?] when freeborn men, Having to advise the public, may speak free.** Milon. the French Elections. Thursday, September 7, 1893
OF all European nations, France alone, is the one in whose political concerns the inhabitants of the widely scattered British Empire ever express any lively…
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In connection with the Model Parliament recently formed by the Broken Hill Literary Society the following is the speech delivered by the Governor, Mr. T. Coombe, on the meeting…
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THE Premier states there is no necessity for Parliament to sit for more than three months that the Government will be able to do all their business this year, and that the general…
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Sir,—The indications of the approaching electoral struggle are rapidly multiplying. Everywhere intending candidates are making their intentions known, and each seat will…
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The speech on the opening of parliament ws very short. It stated the report of the electoral district commissioners under the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections…
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THE Governor opened Parliament at noon. There was a very large gathering present on the occasion. The speech was remarkably brief, and stated that the Electoral District…
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The third and last session of the present Parliament was opened at noon today by Sir Robert Duff, the Governor. A very large gathering of the public…
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IN the Assembly to-day a preliminary motion respecting the bill prohibiting the sale or gift of intoxicating liquors on Parliamentary polling days was agreed to…
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This being " private members' day," the business transacted in the Assembly was not very important. The Agricultural Holdings Bill was restored to the position it held at…
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IN the Legislative Council this evening select committees were appointed to inquire into the Costa Rica Packet case and to consider the Coal Mines Regulations Bill…
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In the Legislative Council this evening, the Australian Rights Purchase Bill was read a first time. Notice was given of a motion for the…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday Mr. Kelly gave the following notice of motion:—"1, That, in the opinion of this House, the time has arrived when it is expedient that the…
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As soon as the Assembly met this afternoon Sir Henry Parkes rose and called attention to the action of the Government in repealing the Electoral Act of 1880. He said…
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IN the assembly to-night, in reply to a question, Mr. Slattery said he believed that the bench magistrates had been for a long time refusing licenses to Afghans…
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After preliminary business was disposed of in the Assembly on Wednesday afternoon, Sit Henry Parkes rose and asked the Premier whether the Government intended to maker…
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IN the Assembly, amongst the formal motions agreed to was one by Mr. Murphy in favor of the introduction of a bill to amend the Navigation Act…
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In the Assembly, amongst the formal motions agreed to was one by Mr. Murphy in favor of the introduction of a bill to amend the Navigation Act…
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THE demand for men, rather than measures, at the coming general election is practically a return to first principles, those on which the selection of the members of the Saxon…
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IN the Assembly this evening the adjournment of the House was moved by Mr. G. D. Clark, labour member, to direct attention to the fact that the Government was not coping…
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