Civic Elections
SYDNEY, Friday.—Aldermen Playfair, Moore, and Harris have been re-elected. There is opposition in the other six wards…
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Politics & elections, 1880
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Parliamentary Elections. Gloucester
COPELAND, Saturday.—Mr. Charles Readett has boon returned at the head of the poll. A protest was urged against the election from an eligible elector,…
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LONDON, November 27.—The Imperial Parliament has been further prorogued to January 6th…
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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 the…
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LONDON, November 29.—The Imperial Parliament will meet for the despatch of business on January 26…
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UPPER HUNTER.—Messrs. John M'Elhone and J. M. Laughlin have been returned. BURROWA.—Mr. T. M. Slattery polled 456 votes, and Mr. Middleton 258. There…
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MUDGEE.—As far as the returns to hand go, they show Messrs. S. H. Terry, Louis Boyers, and David Buchanan to have the largest number of votes…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Returns to hand from Bourke gives Mr. Barton a majority of 145. There are four returns yet to come in…
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THE results of the English election Commissions, lately given to the world, reveal a most extraordinary system of systematic bribery, a system indeed to…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The first session of the tenth Parliament opens to-morrow. The members of the two Houses will assemble in their respective Chambers at…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Parliament was opened at noon to-day by the swearing-in of the now members, the ceremony occupying an hour and and a half. Ninety nine…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The opening of Parliament to-day was celebrated with all the usual pomp and ceremony. A guard of honor of a hundred of the Permanent…
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IN the Legislative Council, the adoption of the address in reply to the Governor's speech was moved by Mr. Lucas and seconded by Mr. Richard Hill, both now…
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SIR,—In your issue of the 14th, your Raymond Terrace correspondent, speaking in reference to the late Gloucester contest, says that many who were opposed to Mr…
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THE President took the chair at three minutes to 2 p.m. On the motion of Sir John Robertson, the members of the House proceeded to…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The returns from Boorooma, the last polling place in the Bourke electorate, gives Mr. Barton 17 and Mr. Oliffe nil. Mr. Barton is…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The returns are all in for Bourke, and give the following result:—Barton, 308; Oliffe, 566…
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