LONDON, Thursday. The General Elections
According to latest returns to hand, 86 Liberals and 88 Conservatives have been returned to the House of Commons…
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Politics & elections, 1885
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The General Elections. LONDON
The latest return to hand show that up to last night 111 Conservatives and 110 Liberals have been returned. For Manchester, which, returns six members, five…
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THE elections held on Friday and yesterday have been more favourable to the Liberal party. 167 Liberals have been returned, the Conservatives numbering…
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The Legislative Assembly met at the usual hour QUESTIONS. In reply to Mr. Garvan, Mr. Lyne gave a large amount of information…
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The latest returns published show that the recent elections have been more favourable to the Liberal party. Up to the present time 160 Conservatives, 182 Liberals,…
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The municipal elections took place to-day Then poll was declared shortly after 8 o'clock. For Bourke Ward, Mr. Dean defeated Mr. Josephson. Phillip Ward: Mr…
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The Legislative Assembly met at the usual hour. THE WANT OF CONFIDENCE. The debate on the censure motion was resumed by Mr. Want. He began by saving that he had not…
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The latest returns show that 199 Liberals, 180 Conservatives, and 37 Parnellites have been returned. For the City of Dublin, all Parnellite candidates have been returned…
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Mr. Dibbs referred to the death of the High Commissioner for New Guinea. He thought it the duty of the House to take some notice of the deplorable event. He, therefore, moved, without notice—…
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The latest electoral returns show that the Liberals have a majority of 46 over the Conservative, showing a further gain of six seats to-day. The Liberals are especially…
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Gladstore is jubilant at the turn the elections have taken. Addressing a meeting of his constituents in Midlothian, last evening, he referred to a proposal which had been…
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Despite the majority obtained by the Liberals, Lord Salisbury does not intend to resign. The elections will be concluded on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. London, Monday (evening.) The General Elections
The returns of the elections, published to-night, show that 315 Liberals and 320 Conservatives, with the Parnellites, have been elected. The Right Hon. Lord…
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THE House met at the usual hour, a full attendance of members being present. ADJOURNMENT TILL FRIDAY. Directly after the House met,…
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The Elections and Qualifications Committee has resumed their sitting on Mr. Watson's election. It was resolved to scrutinise the ballot papers…
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The German Press deplores the failure of the Conservatives…
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Latest returns show that 324 Liberals, 246 Conservatives, and 76 Parnellites have been elected. LATER…
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The Assembly met at the usual hour. COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBITION. In reply to Mr. Davies, The Colonial Secretary stated that Sir Alexander…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Assembly. Wednesday, December 16. Resignation of the Ministry
The House met at the usual hour. Almost immediately after the Speaker had taken his seat, Mr. Dibbs rose and announced that the…
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The House met at the usual hour. There was a large attendance of members, but Sir John Robertson was conspicuous by his absence…
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