North Sydney Election
Mr. E. M. Clark will address the electors of North Sydney to-night at Cook's Hotel, Mosman, at 8 o'clock, and to-morrow evening at the same hour he will speak at Huxley's…
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The Elections
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--Sir Geo. Turner states that the Federal elections are to take place during the last week in March…
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ALECTOWN, Wednesday.--Mr. T. Brown addressed the electors here last night. He had a crowded meeting, and the utmost enthusiasm was displayed…
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Mr. E. M. Clark on Tuesday addressed large meetings at Hunter's-Hill and Gladesville. He met with a very cordial reception at both places. He strongly opposed the principle of adult…
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Saturday last was the day fixed for the election of aldermen to represent those wards where there were two or more candidates. The hours of polling…
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THE opening yesterday, at Westminster, of the first session of Parliament in the reign of Edward VII. is described by cable as a gorgeous pageant. The King and Queen wore their crowns, and…
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LONDON, February 13, 2.24 p.m.-At the recent general election, Mr. John Barker (Liberal) was returned for Maidstone, defeating Mr. F. S. W. Cornwallis, Conservative, the late member, by a…
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The strictest secrecy is observed as to the contents of the Address from the Throne to be made at the opening of Parliament, which the King will attend in person…
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LONDON, Thursday.--The strictest secrecy is being observed as to the contents of the King's Speech, which will be delivered in person by his Majesty at the approaching…
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The Imperial Parliament was opened to-day by King Edward in person. The ceremony had the elements of a pageant. His Majesty delivered a military, speech…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News by Cable. [Copyright.] Opening of Parliament. the King's Speech. the Royal Visit. Colonial Patriotism. the Final Court of Appeal
LONDON, February 14.-The strictest secrecy is observed as to the contents of the Speech from the Throne at the opening of Parliament, which the King will attend in person…
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The Hon. G. H. Cox, M.L.C., president of the New South Wales Sheepbreeders' Association, is, as we have already announced, a candidate for a seat in tho Senate at the…
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SIR,—I think you deserve the thanks and support of every Final! stock owner in N.S.W. for the determined and persistent manner in which…
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The Jerilderie "Herald" gives plenty of space to the menting of the local branch of the Farmers and Settlers' Association. Those boys are…
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The dates on which the elections for the two Houses of the Commonwealth Parliament will probably take place are becoming of more pressing interest as time goes on. A telegram from Victoria…
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The Home Secretary has reason to think that the writs for the election of members of the House of Representatives in all the States will be issued in Sydney on Monday next. The dates relating to…
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Mr. F. S. W. Cornwallis's petition against the return of Mr. J. Barker (L.) for Maidstone at the general election was upheld. Counsel admitted that those persons who…
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There was a full attendance of aldermen at the Balmain Council chambers on Wednesday night with Alderman Henry Mills in the chair. Alderman Campbell proposed that…
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Sir William Lyne is still without an opponent for the Hume seat. Sir, R. T. Ball, who was put forward as the "low" tariff nominee, has gracefully retired from the contest, and…
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Mr. F. S. W. Cornwallis," Conservative, formerly member for Maidstone, but who was defeated after a close contest at the last general election, has succeeded in his petition…
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