The Elections
THE progress of the elections in New South Wales (observes the Australasian) affords much matter of interest to Victorians. In one sense the elections in…
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Politics & elections, 1880
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District Election Telegrams. [From Our Own Correspondents.] the Polling for the Upper Hunter. Scone
Following is the full return for the Upper Hunter. M'Elhone. M'Laughlin. Clendining. Scone................ 121... 128... 110 Aberdeen......... 25... 20... 46…
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We publish below for the information of our readers a list of members already returned to the new Parliament. To-day the elections will conclude with the following—Balranald, Monaro, The Murray, New…
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The elections concluded on Thursday. Below will be found a list of the members returned to the new Parliament. Those names marked with an asterisk were members of the late Assembly:…
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The elections concluded on Thursday. Below wil be found a list of the members returned to the new Parliament. Those names marked with an asterisk were members of the late Assembly:…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gunnedah Election. Declaration of the Poll. (From a Correspondent.)
Monday being the day appointed by Mr. Dight, the Returning-officer for Gunnedah electorate, for the official declaration of the poll, a goodly number of people assembled at…
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TO-MORROW, the first Parliament elected under the Electoral Act of 1880 and the tenth since the introduction of responsible government, will meet for the despatch of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Opening of Parliament. [By Telegraph From Greville's Telegram Co.] Sydney, Wednesday evening
The first session of the tenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened by Commission at the Legislative Chambers at noon this day. There was comparatively little public interest in the event, which…
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PARLIAMENT was opened at noon to day by the swearing in of new member the ceremony occupying an hour and a-half. Ninetynine members were present, thirty-four…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament. Thuraday, December 16. Legislative Council. The address in reply was passed without division. Legislative Assembly. the Address in Reply
On the motion of Mr. Pigott, a select committee was appointed to frame an address in reply to the opening speech. The committee retired for a short time and brought up a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New South Wales Parliament. (S. M. Herald.[?] Wednesday, December 22. Legislative Council
The PRESIDENT took the chair at twenty minutes past 4. The PRESIDENT reported to the House the receipt of a commission authorising the Chairman of Committees to administer in the absence of the President, the oath required to be taken…
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