The English Elections Membsrs Elected. [By Cable.] London
UP to the present the members elected to the new House of Commons consist of the following:—Conservatives, 150; Unionists, 21; Liberals,…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The General Election. Electorate of Gunnedah. Mr. Goodwin at Coonabarabran
Mr. Thomas Goodwin, one of the candidates for Gunnedah, addressed a large meeting in the Mechanics' Institute on Saturday night. There were n number of ladies occupying the front seats…
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So far, 354 members have been returned to the House of Commons, made up of 221 Conservatives, 37 Unionists, 62 Liberals, and 34 Nationalists. The nett Unionist and Conservative gains are 37…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Election for King Division —Parkes's Supporters Confident
Sir Henry Parkes's Committee is now confident that the veteran will defeatthe Premier, and declares that the latter's supporters are dejected at the reaction setting in in favour of Parkes. The latter's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The General Election. Electorate of Robertson. Mr. Fitz Gerald at Scone
Yesterday evening Mr. E. G. D. Fitz Gerald, the late member for Robertson and a candidate for its representation in the next Parliament, addressed a meeting of the electors in the School of Arts, Scone…
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Mr. A. K. Holden delivered an address before a fir number of the electors of Camberwell on Friday evening. Mr. Alfred Nowland was in the chair, and in a few well-chosen words introduced the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Disgraceful Incident at an Election
At the declaration of the poll for Tower Hamlets, for which Mr. Spencer Charrington (Conservative) was re-elected, a rongh felled Lady Montmorres to the ground, declaring that her canvassing had…
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409 members have now been elected. The present state of the parties is as follows: 296 Conservatives and Liberal Unionists, 72 Liberals, 41 Nationalists…
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Next Wednesday will see the crisis of the present political excitement in New South Wales, and much of the doubt and perplexity in regard to…
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Next Wednesday, polling day for the general election, has been gazetted a public holiday throughout the colony…
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Mr. Ferguson was on Wednesday declared elected unopposed for Sturt. Mr. Sleuth was on Tuesday declared re-elected unopposed for Wilcannia…
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Mr. Smith, who is opposing Mr. H. H. Brown for the Durham electorate, addressed the electors on Thursday night. Mr. Jarvis presided. There was a very good gathering to listen to Mr. Smith's…
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Some slight rioting took place at Newcastle after the result of the polling was made known. Properties belonging to several Conservative And Liberal Unionist supporters of the successful…
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Chauncey M. De Pew, the well-known American Republican leader, says Americana are keenly interested in the British elections; and being almost unanimously Home Killers, they cannot…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Candidates' Meetings. West Maitland
Mr. Gillies addressed a large meeting on Monday evening from the verandah of Crennan's Hotel, Lochinvar. Mr. Francis Heagney was voted to the chair, and introduced the speaker to the electors…
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Dr. Thomas Rowan, formerly of Melbourne, has been chosen as the Liberal Unionist candidate for South Down. The Anti-Parnellite Convention has rejected the…
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THE Hon. A. J. Gould, Minister of Justice, addressed a well attended and enthusiastic meeting in the School of Arts, Branxton, on Tuesday evening…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Singleton Argus Saturday, July 2Oth, 1895. the Election
UNLESS a very large majority of the olectors of Singleton have changed their minds, and their policy, the MINISTER FOR JUSTICE will be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Election and the National Ass. (To the Editor of the Singleton Argus.)
SIR,- The protectionists under direction of the National Association of Sydney are circulating [?] among the farmers of be colony to the effect that, with a land…
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As there is no prospect of procuring any of the returns of the pulling to-morrow in time for publication in the Mercury at the usual hour of issue in the evening, we must retain the…
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