N.s.w. Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly a scene occurred at mid-night. The Premier, owing to the amendments the Council, moved that the Loan Bill, be thrown aside. He proceeded to denounce…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The British Parliament Dissolution on
In the House of Commons Mr. A. J. Halfour, First Lord of the Treasury, and leader of the House of Commons, made a statement of the Ministerial intentions with…
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Mr. Josiah Thomas, the sitting member for Alma, arrived in Broken Hill to-day. The selection of the Labor candidates is not yet made. There is no mention of opposition to…
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The elections will probably be held on July 27. One and indivisible—that in the attitude of the Labor Party. Any holder of an elector's right is eligible to…
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ON Thursday night the Loan Bill was laid aside in the Assembly. The ground was that the Council had no right to-insert amendments in the bills. Opportunity was taken to make some sitting…
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Parliament has been dissolved and the elections will take place on July 24, and the new Parliament will meet shout August 18. The nomination days are 16th, 17th, 19th…
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The portion of Mr. Roid's address consisting of abuse to the Upper House is generally condemned. Sir George Dibba arrived at Tamworth…
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ON Friday afternoon the Gundagai Times received the following telegrams:—"A proclamation was issued to-day dissolving Parliament." Later:— "Writs will be issued to-morrow. The election…
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A proclamation was published yesterday for the election of a new Parliament. The writs were issued the same afternoon. The dates for nominations are 16th, 17th, 19th and 20th…
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The question of declaring polling day to be a public holiday has not yet been decided by the Cabinet, but it is anticipated that a decision will shortly be arrived at. A…
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THE country is now in the thick of the general election, and it is one which is fraught with an immense issue—one whose influence and interest are and will…
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ON Friday evening a few Government friends met, and resolved to adjourn their meeting till Tuesday evening (last evening), in the Town hall, at 8 o'clock, when matters…
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Mr. Barnes was nominated yesterday for Gundagai, by Messrs. We[?], Bibo, Morgan Ryan, J. B. Engelen, James Hawthorne, W. J. C. Haslett, and Jeremrah Leary…
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MR. J. Gormly, the late repscsentative of the Wagga constituency, addressed a meeting of the electors on Thureday eveeing from the balcony of the Australian Hotel…
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MR. JOHN MEDWAY DAY (the officially selected candidate for the Political Labour League) addressed a large meeting of electors in the public room of the Town hall on…
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THE contest for the honour of representing the electors of Gundagai and Cootamundra is now at white heat. The candidates for the protectionist and for…
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Mr. James Gormly, who sat in the late Parliament as representative of the Wagga Wagga Electorate, and who has announced his intention of again offering himself as a…
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The following is a copy of a letter sent to the Premier by the President A.W.U.:—Narandera, July 4,1895. The Hon. G. H. REID, M.P., Premier…
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Parliament dissolved. Ministers are rushing away to their electorates. Writs for the general election issued on Saturday last…
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DEAR WORKER,—As we are on the eve of another general election, and one that is of great importance to all workers and democratic voters, I wish to offer a…
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