The British Elections
The returns of the elections so far are:—Conservatives, 290; Unionists 51; Liberals, 113; Nationalists, 61…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The General Election. Electorate of West Maitland. Mr. Proctor's Address
Mr. Richard Proctor, the Socialist candidate, addressed a meeting of the electors in the School of Arts, West Maitland, last evening. The Mayor (Mr. H. Crothers)…
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An extraordinary to the ARGUS giving the results of to-day's elections as far as can be ascertained to-night will be sent to the all the post…
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The polling in all the electorates throughout the colony took place to-day, but owing to the early hour at which we had to go to press, we are unable to give the results in this issue. As announced…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Polling Day in Sydney. Raining All Day. the Excitement Intense in King Division
To-day being set apart as a public holiday in order to allow electors to record their votes, the ordinary crowded thoroughfares of the city and suburbs are to a great extent deserted, and the…
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The returns so far are Conservatives, 310; Unionists 54; Liberals, 128; Nationalists, 66…
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The Hon. A. J. Gould addressed the electors in the hall at Rix's Creek on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr Jacob Peel was in the chair, and…
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THE election returns so far show 472 members returned to the House of Commons. Of these 300 are Conservatives, 56 Unionists, and 116…
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A number of young men who indulged in flour throwing yesternight among the crowds assembled in the vicinity of the various newspaper offices were to-day sent to gaol for seven days without the…
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The latest election returns are as follow:—Conservatives, 323; Unionists, 60; Liberals, 142; Nationalists, 69. There are still 76 Beats to be filled…
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The Premier, in conversation with a Herald reporter late last night, stated that he felt highly delighted at the enthusiastic response which the people of the colony had made upon the question…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Melbourne. the Argus on the Election
The Argus leader to-day warmly congratulates Mr. Reid for not only preserving, but adding to his great majority. It says the defeat of his opponent was crushing, and while the disgrace and defeat of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local Candidates at the Junior Examinations
The following Maitland candidates have passed the junior examinations:—Gerald Wade, K. Warburton, Jane Whitelaw, John F. Treacy, Lily E. Scott, Herbert H. Matthews, Simon Kearney,…
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Mr. G. H. Greene (Ministerialist) has been elected for Grenfell…
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The Times this morning contains an article commenting on the results of the elections in New South Wales. It expresses regret that the majority of the Reid Government is insufficient to enable it…
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The latest strength of the parties is as follows: 392 Conservatives and Liberal Unionists; 227 Liberal Nationalists…
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The political struggle which may, without exaggeration, be said to have convulsed the whole of New South Wales is over, and it has been watched…
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The election contest on Wednesday was the dullest that has taken place here for many years, and it appears from the numbers polled that nearly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest News by Cable. London, Friday. a Canadian Opinion Op the New South Wales Elections
The Ottawa Globe says the New South Wales elections give signs of a general recurrence to rational fiscal views, and thinks nothing more will be heard of an Imperial Customs Union…
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SIR,—When the Chief Secretary (the Hon. J. N; Brunker) was disbanding his victorious army on Wednesday night he admonished them by making reference to "The New Commandment" which one…
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