Parliament. Possible Agreement Between the Houses. Sydney
In the Assembly this afternoon, Sir William Lyne staled that since Thursday he had found that it was probable that an agreement could be arrived at…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true liberty, when freeborn men, Having to advise the public, may speak free" Milton. Thursday, September 27, 1906. the Imperial Elections
THE general elections which will take place in Great Britain next month will be of more than usual interest to the colonies. Hitherto the colonial…
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MR. Balfour, the First Lord of the Treasury, addressing his consti cents at Manchester last night, said that the war undertaken by Great Britain and the colonies was…
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In the Assembly the Early Closing Amendment Bill debate in committee was continued. A new clause was moved by Mr. Hughes…
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The Assembly sat until 4 45 this morning, considering the Early Closing Bill. Mr. Perry agreed to the word "close" being defined as closed against the…
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SIR Matthew White Ridley, the Home Secretary, has issued an address to the doctors of the Blackpool Division of North Lancashire. He dec[?]es that the utterances…
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Great floods have occurred in Bengal and Calcutta, thousands of people being rendered homeless. The Grafter won the Prince Edward…
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More than ordinary significance attaches itself to two Parliamentary elections which will take place within the next few months, and the issues…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Imperial Elections. the Liberal Leaders. a Khaki Artifice. London
Sir William Harcoort, speaking at Blackwood (Monmouthshire), declared that he was cordially supporting Sir Henry Campbell, Bannerman, the chosen leader of the Liberal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable News. General Cables. the General Elections. Mr. John Morley. London. Friday night
Mr. John Murley, who was Secretary for Ireland in the last Gladstone Ministry, and is almost the only arriving Liberal leader who adheres to Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule…
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NEVER in the history of British Parliamentary elections did the people of the Empire and of Australia feel so much concerned as to the result of the…
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In the Assembly to-day Mr. Crick, in reply to questions, said that no communication had passed between the Government and the Eastern Extension Company for some months…
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In the Assembly Mr. Crick, in reply to questions, said that no commuuications had passed between the Government and the Eastern Extension Company for some…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The British Elections. Winston Churchill Returned. London
Mr. Winston Churchill, who has become well-known as a war correspondent, has been elected to represent Oldham, in Lancashire, in the House of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late Cables. Old World Doings. London, WEdnesday. British Elections
The latest returns of the British elections give—Conservatives, 160; Liberals and other, 84. The Conservatives so far have gained six seats and…
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THE great British colonial posses, stone, federated Australia, The Dominion of Canada, The South African Dependencies, as well as New Zealand,…
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The first Friday sitting of the Assembly began at 10.30 this morning. There were not forty members present. In reply to a question the Premier…
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The first Friday sitting of the Legislative Assembly began at 10.30 this morning. Then were not forty members present. In reply to a question, the Premier stated that…
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THE first Friday sitting of the Assembly began this morning. The Early Closing Amending Bill was read a third time…
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Latest returns give the state of the parties as: Conservatives 230; Unionists 41; Liberal Radicals 72; Nationalists 44…
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