Election for Malmsbury. London, March 7
An election took place to–day for Malmesbury, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Walter Power, a Conservative. The election resulted in the return of Mr. Miles, the…
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The Imperial Parliament. [By Cable.] Michael Davitt
LONDON, February 28.—On Mr. Joseph Cowen, member for Newcastle, rising in his place in the House of Commons, to move the motion standing in his name that a free…
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LONDON, March 7.—An election has taken place to-day for Malmesbury, to fill the Vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Walter Powell, a Conservative. The…
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IF ever I fervently wished for inspiration I do so at this moment; but though I have done my utmost to invoke it, there comes no fairy hand to shape with my Mackinnon the lines of liquid…
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CAPE TOWN, March 18.—The Cape Parliament was opened to-day by Sir Hercules Robinson, the Governor. In the viceregal speech, his Excellency announced that…
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The Cape Parliament was opened today by Sir Hercules Robinson. The Governor, in his speech, announced that it was the intention of the Imperial Government to maintain a…
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The Cape Parliament was opened to-day by Sir Hercules Robinson, the Governor. In the vice-regal speech, his Excellency announced that it was the intention of the Government…
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CAPE TOWN, March 18.—The Cap[?] Parliament was opened to-day by Sir Hercules Robinson, the Governor. In the vic[?] regal speech, his Excellent announced traff…
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Time was when a Westminster election was regarded as the one test of public opinion in the south of England, as that of Yorkshire was in the north. Westminster was almost the only…
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LONDON, March 29.-The election yesterday for the Carnavon Boroughs resulted in the return of Mr. Parry, the Liberal candidate, by a large majority over the Radical…
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The election yesterday for the Carnarvon Boroughs resulted in the return of Mr. Parry, the Liberal candidate, by a large majority over the Radical…
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The re-election yesterday for the Carnarvon boroughs resulted in the return of Mr. Parry, the Liberal candidate, by a large majority over the Radical candidate…
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There has been an outburst of zeal lately on behalf of the liberty of the press, and at public meetings several members of Parlia-ment have taken a conspicuous part in the…
Continued on Trove, page 512 →The Imperial Parliament. [By Cable.] Provision for Prince Leopold
LONDON, March 23.—In the House of Commons to-night the vote providing for a separate' household for Prince Leopold was agreed to by 387 to 42. In the course of…
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LONDON, March 29.—The election yesterday for the Carnarvon Boroughs resulted in the return of Mr. Parry, the Liberal candidate, by a large majority over the Radical…
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LONDON, April 2.-The election yesterdry for East Cornwall resulted in the return of Mr. Auckland, Liberal Candidate, by a majority of 200 votes…
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The election yesterday for East Cornwall resulted in the return of Mr. Auckland, Liberal candidate, by a majority of 200 votes…
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LONDON, April 5.-The House of Commons has adjourned until the 17th April…
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LONDON, April 5.—The House of Commons has adjourned until the 17th April…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The Imperial Parliament. [By Cable.] the Cloture Resolutions
LONDON, March 31.—In the House of Commons, last night, the division on the cloture resolutions, submitted by Mr. Gladstone, took place, the voting being ayes 318,…
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