The Federal Elections
Miss A. F. Powell, Ballarat, has just completed an electoral campaign in Labor interests in the Gwyder, Namoi, Moree, and Gough electorates, and has met with much…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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The British Elections
Polling in the general electing commences on the 12th instant, and finishes on the 26th. Polling in the City of London will take place on the…
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In the British general elections, particulars of which have been cabled, the Government party have so far won 21 seats and lost none out of 41 contests…
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The following is the state of parties in the now House of Commons as elected to date:—Liberals 375, Laborites 51, Nationalists 83, and Unionists 152…
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The "Morning Post" states that upwards of 100 Tariff Reformers have been elected, and the real issue now is whether there will be four parties or…
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The business of the annual conference of the political Labour League, which was commenced on January 26, was brought to a conclusion under the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mittagong Municipal Council. Election of Mayor
A special meeting of the Mittagong council for the purpose of electing the mayor for the ensuing year was held on Thursday evening last. The retiring Mayor (Ald…
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Greater interest than usual evinced in the municipal elections at Moss Vale owing to there being four contestants for the three seats, and the polling was…
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More than ordinary interest was evinced in the municipal elections at Moss Vale this year, when on Friday voting took place for three aldremen and two auditors to fill vacancies in the local council…
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The election of mayor for the coming year will take place at the council chambers at 7.30 this (Wednesday) evening and , notwithstanding many…
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The proceedings at Bowral were of a very a formal, "out and dried" nature, with an entice absence of excitement. The Mayor (Aid. H. M. Oxley) took the chair punctually…
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A special meeting of the Bowral council was held on Tuesday evening for the purpose of electing Mayor for the current year. The ratepayers generally took no interest whatever in the proceedings…
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The King attended Westminster in State, and formally opened Parliament on Monday. In the Speech, Macedonia was said…
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This awakening of London is a very real affair. I saw a workman, this morning strike his mouth and declare: "If my…
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Mr Frank Dilnot writes in the London "Daily Mail":— When even the slow, respectable London suburb is moved by an…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →British Election Songs. a Bright Specimen. "Dear, Old Johnny." (Air, "Daily Gray.")
Now you're in the Cabinet, Johnny Burns, And two thousand pounds you get, Johnny Burns; But five hundred is too much…
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It wag announced by the Prime Minister on Thursday that the Federal Parliament will meet on Thursday, June 7. Mr. Dekin said in miking the announcement that an…
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The first Russian Parliament was opened on on Thursday in St. Petersburg Great efforts have been made to [?] the impression that the people…
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At noon on Wednesday last the mayor and returning-officer attended at the council chambers for the purpose of electing an alderman in the place of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →First Impressions of Parliament. a Labor Member's Views
If I dare venture to tell the whole truth I shall have to confess, writes Mr Philip Snowden, M.P., in the "Daily Dispatch," that my experience of Parliament so far…
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