IMPERIAL POLITICS.
BY r ELECTION. United Press' Association—uciy Elcclrio Telegraph—Copyright. tßeceived March 18, 8.5 a.m.) Mr "W. Johnson-Hicks (Conseryativsj has been returned unopposed for tha Brentford division of Middlesex. The vacancy was caused by the resignation of Lord Alwyne, Comptou (Conservative), who at the general election in December defeated his Liberal opponent; Mr W. G. Lobjoit, by 919 D votes to 6124. COAL MINES BILL. The new Coal Mines Bill has passed the second reading. ■ ELECTION PETITION. ■ The petition against the election oi Lynn, on the ground of treating, ha« teen dismissed.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10106, 18 March 1911, Page 6
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