Results of the Elections
The following is a complete list of the members who have been returned to Parliament:- Albury—George Day…
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Politics & elections, 1885
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Daily Evening Argus, Published in Goulburn. Truth, ever lovely since the world began, The foe of tyrants and the friend of man. Campbell. Monday, November 2. Parliamentary Elections
WHETHER the general elections should be all held on the same day, or at internals, extending over a certain period, is a question on which much diversity of opinion exists. Like…
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ALL the members have now been returned to represent the colony in the first session of the twelfth Parliament of New South Wales, which has been convened, by proclamation in the…
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The polling for the electorate of Murrumbidgee(three members) took place on Saturday last, and excited much interest. The candidates were Messrs. Dibbs (premier),…
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The elections for the Assembly terminated on Saturday, when the polling for the Murrumbidgee, New England, and Wollombi took place. The Murrmnbidgee election was a…
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The following candidates have been returned: -- Central Cumberland -- Messrs. A. H. McCulloch, N. Bull, and Varney Parkes…
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Bets are a form of monetary, or rent, or personal property transactions, unknown to law as matters on which legal claims can be founded. But the law recognises them in the…
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The following are the numbers polled, so far as they have yet been published:—Dibbs, 2020; Gormly, 1809; Bolton, 1524; Douglas, 1234; Cowley, 645. The first three are elected…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →General News, the General Elections. Wagga, Monday, 10.30 a.m
For the Murrumbidgee electorate the latest returns give :—Dibbs, 2042 ; Gormly, 1819 ; Bolton, 1469; Douglas 1301; Cowley, 704. The three first named are certain of election…
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CONSEQUENT upon the acceptance of office by the Hon. T. M. Slattery and the Hen. W. J. Lyne, as Minister for Justice and Minister for Works respectively, their seats in the Legislative Assembly for…
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MORE than nine-tenths of the members returned to the new Parliament either denounced the existing Land Act in total or advocated important amendments. The…
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The official declaration of the poll for the Murrumbidgee took place on Saturday last, when the numbers were declared as follows:—For Mr. Dibbs, 2171; for Mr…
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The official declaration of the poll at Murrumbidgee was made on Friday. Following, are the exact totals:—Dibbs 2171, Goamly 1920, Bolton 1585, Douglas 1394,…
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IN this colony we have just passed through the excitement of a general parliamentary election, but whilst our political minnows have been f[?]ing in their own shallow…
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THE nomination for the Burrows electorate, which was rendered necessary so soon after the general election by Mr. T. M. Slattery's acceptance of the office of…
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The Assembly met at noon. There are 106 members present. The Opposition benches were so crowded that members on that side could not obtain…
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THE scene outside Parliament House at noon to-day was a very animated one. Each side of the footway of Macquarie-street was lined with spectators anxiously looking for the arrival of the…
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THE first session of the twelfth Parliament was commenced on Tuesday. In the Legislative Council the President took the chair at noon, and thereupon the Clerk of Parliaments read the…
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SIR ALFRED STEPHEN, Acting Governor of Now South "Wales, opened Parliament afternoon on Wednesday. The speech regrets the existence of the…
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