Elections in Germany
London, October 29.-The general elections to the German Reichstag have resulted favourably for the Conservatives…
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The Elections in Germany. London, Oct. 29
The general elections to the German Reichstag have resulted favourably for the Tories…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--The Legislative Assembly was occupied till a late hour to-night discussing the Railway Bill in committee and substantial progress was made. In clause 3,…
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Parliament will be prorogued by the Governor in person to-morrow, at 12 soon. The speech, which it is understood, will be a comprehensive review of the labours of the session, was prepared yesterday…
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AUCKLAND October 30.--Sir Julius Vogel's bill, offering a large bonus and differential duty for the encouragement of the beet sugar industry, passed its second reading in the House of…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.--In the Assembly to-day the Government intimated that Major-General Downe[?] had forwarded his resignation of commandan[?]ship of the local forces, and his…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--In the Legislative Assembly fair progress is, being made with the Land Bill. The Minister for Lands moved a new clause containing special provisions for acquiring…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. PRINTING REPORT. Mr. THORNTON brought up a further report from the Printing Committee…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon the debate on the Railway Bill was resumed in committee, and an animated discussion took place on the proposed line to Swan Hill. The Government opposed the…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the debate on the Land Bill was resumed in committee. The Minister of Lands moved a new clause, containing special provisions for the acquiring of freeholds in…
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The Licensing Bill and the Costitution Act Amendment Bill were passed by the Legislative Council to-day, but the Agent-General Bill was lost on its third reading by the casting vote of the President, who said that it…
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When Parliament assembled this afternoon, further reference was made to the case of the disputes between the railway officers, and the correspondence which was laid on the table showed that Mr. Thow, the…
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BERLIN, October 29.—At the recent elections for the German Reichstag the Liberals lost several seats, whereas the Socialists returned several new members…
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At the recent elections for the German Reichstag, the Liberals lost several seats, whereas the Socialists returned several new members…
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Berlin, October 29.--At the recent elections for the German Reichstag, the Liberals lost several seats, whereas the Socialists returned several new members…
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This morning the longest session on record in the history of the civilised world, was brought to a close with the pomp and ceremony usually attendant upon the prorogation of Parliament. A guard of honour…
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Parliament was prorogued at noon to-day by his Excellency Lord Augustus Loftus. The following is the speech delivered by his Excellency:— HONOURABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL…
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Parliament will be prorogued to-day at noon by a his Excellency the Governor. At a meeting of the Executive Council held yesterday morning the terms of the Governor's speech were agreed upon…
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In the Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Norton, moved— " That a committee of the whole should consider an address to the Governor, praying that £6000 be placed upon the loan estimates for deepening' the narrows…
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