Parliamentary Election
LONDON, June 24.—Mr. M'Rae, a Liberal, lias been elected for Edinburgh East by a majority of 1930 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. R. Wallace, the late…
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Parliamentary Election. the Vagant Seat for Edinburgh East. London, June 24
Mr. M'Rae, a Liberal, has been elected for Edinburgh East by a majority of 1930 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. R. Wallace, the late member…
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LONDON, Saturday.--The vacancy for Edinburgh East in the House of Commons, caused by the sudden death of Dr. Wallace, has been filled by the election of the Liberal candidate, Mr…
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The official declaration of the poll for the recent bye-election for Northumberland was made at the School of Arts, Gosford, at noon on Saturday by Mr. Chapman, the returning-officer, who declared…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.--Parliament will be opened to-morrow afternoon by Lord Brassey. The Governor's Speech has . In it Federation as the dominating factor. It will refer, with…
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Two vacancies have occurred in the House of Commons, one by the death of Mr. Robert Ashcroft, late member for Oldham, and the resignation of Mr. James Francis Oswald,…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--In the Legislative Council, Mr. Russell moved the adopteion of the Address-in-Reply, which was seconded by Mr. M'Gregor, and supported by Mr. Addison. The…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Parliament of Victoria was opened at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with all the pomp and grandeur incidental to such occasions. Lord Brassey delivered his Speech as…
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Dr. Jameson went out to South Africa last month. Previous to his departure he was asked to contest West Monmouthshire against Sir William- Harcourt at the next election,…
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PERTH, Tuesday.--Both Houses had brief sittings today, but little progress was made. In the Council, Mr. Stone continued the debate on the Address-in-Reply. He supported the…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Parliament was opened this afternoon by Lord Brassey, with the usual ceremony. The Governor's address, referring to federation, says:—"The people of New…
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WELLINGTON, Tuesday.--In the House of Representatives the debate on the Address-in-Reply began to-night. Captain Russell, leader of the Opposition, moved an amendment that, inasmuch…
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Parliament was opened this afternoon by his Excellency the Governor, Lord Brassey, who, in his opening speech, said that the people of New South Wales having approved…
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The third sossion of the seventeenth Parliament was opened by his Excellency the Governor, Lord Brassey, this afternoon with the customary ceremonies. The weather was bright and sunny…
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The debate on the Address in Reply in the Assembly to-day was characterised by a stirring address by Mr. Glynn, who dealt with the near approach of Australian union. He expressed the…
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The Mayor of Annandale (Alderman Allen Taylor), who is nothing if not enthusiastic in the cause which he espouses, entertained a largo and representative gathering at St. Atdan's-hall,…
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The movement for placing the anti-bill leagues on a footing that will preserve them in existence for a time at least as active organisations is taking definite shape. A strong central body will…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.--Only the Assembly sat to-day. In reply to questions the Treasurer stated that the Agent-General had at command in London enough money for the payment of a…
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On a motion for the second reading of the Australasian Federation Enabling Act Amendment Bill Mr. Gilhes raised a point that the measure, being one of those referred to in the vice-regal speech, should not…
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