Victorian Election
THE elections in Victoria on Wednesday were quietly conducted, but there was a great amount of interest manifested in all districts. Soon after the early returns were received…
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Politics & elections, 1880
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Opening of the Victorian Parliament. MELBOURNE
PARLIAMENT was opened at noon to-day by commission. After the Commissioner left the Council Chambers, Sir Redmond Barry proceeded to the Assembly, where members…
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The elections to-day were conducted very quietly, but the result is somewhat disappointing, as it was thought that two at least of the Ministers would have been defeated, with the…
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THE political atmosphere is thickening, and men of delicate sensibility find some difficulty in breathing. Political ambitions and aspirations are gathering force, and unexpected candidates…
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[THE following article from the Freeman's Journal has been enclosed to us by the editor of that paper with a request that we will re-print it as "the action likely to be taken by Catholics in the coming…
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THE political atmosphere in thickening, and men of delicate [?]ibility and some difficulty in breathing Political ambitions and aspirations are gathering…
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ON the eve of a general election people usually glance at the personnel of their Legislature during the session which has expired. They recall previous sessions,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Probogation of the Imperial Parliament. London, September 8
Parliament was formally prorogued yesterday. The Speech, which was delivered un the occasion, states that her Majesty continues to receive friendly…
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IN a few weeks the electors of Burrowa will have the privilege of returning a member to represent them in the Legislative Assembly, and it is probable that…
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AT Tarago Mr. L. F. Heydon addressed the electors of Argyle on Wednesday last. Mr. John Carney took the chair. The meeting was well attended, and received Mr. Heydon's views with enthusiasm. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Burrowa Election. Mr Slattery at Burrowa
THE largest assemblage of electors that has ever come together in Burrowa was addressed by Mr. T. M. Slattery, candidate for the new electorate of Burrowa…
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Albury (1)--Mr. George Day Argyle (2)--Mr. William Davies, Rev. D. P. M. Hulbert. Mr. John Walsh, Mr. L. F. Heydon, Mr. W. Conolly, Mr. P. G. Meyers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Election for Argyle. Mr. Walsh at Collector
YESTERDAY at a quarter past two, immediately after the rising of the revision-court, Mr. John Walsh addressed a meeting of the electors of Argyle in the Wheat-Shaof Inn, Collector. About thirty persons…
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IT was with some amount of astonishment I read the extract in the Herald, supposed to have been taken from your paper, touching the candidature of the Hon. James Watson for the…
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Albury (1)-- Mr George Day Argyle (2)-- Rev. D.P.M. Hulbert. Mr John Walsh. Mr L. F. Heydon, Mr W. Conolly. Mr P. G. Meyers, Major Holborrow…
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SIR,--A "W. J. G,," in a letter that has been published in a Burrows paper, strongly urges the electors of the Burrowa district to vote for Mr. Slattery, be being, in " W. J. G.'e" opinion,…
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For the information of our readers we may state the course which we have taken and propose to continue in reporting election meetings. The speech of each candidate at his first…
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Albury (1) -- Mr George Day Argyle (2) -- Ker. D. P. M. Hulbert. Mr John Walsh, Mr L. F. Heydon, Mr W. Conolly, Mr P. G. Meyers, Major Holborrow…
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Albury (1)-- Mr George Day Argyle (2)-- Rev. D. P. M. Hulbert, Mr John Walsh, Mr L. F. Heydon, Mr W. Conolly, Mr. P. G. Meyers, Major Holborrow…
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THE GENERAL ELECTION.—In our telegraphic column will be found the particulars of the dissolution of parliament and the arrangements made for the general election. The nominations will take…
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