Election Notes
MR. DIBBS addressed a large meeting at Junee, the mayor presiding. Mr. Dibbs said that his canvass had convinced him of the necessity of not dividing the electorate…
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Politics & elections, 1887
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BERLIN, Tuesday. The German Reichstag Elections
The German Reichstag Elections Partial returns are to hand of the elections for the Reichstag. The Government sustained a defeat in…
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The Canadian general elections are now concluded. The returns show a in[?]terial majority of 45. The polling for the province of Nova Scotia…
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In connection with the elections to the Reichstag in Germany, the members returned up to the present show the state of panties to be as…
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THE returns for the elections at present show that 221 members have been elected, the Government having a majority of 69. So far the Socialist…
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The elections in Germany have secured Bismarck a majority of 76 The French press is exultant over the display of anti-German feeling in the…
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The elections to the Reichstag in Germany have resulted in the return of 200 members in favour of the Septennate, exclusive of 90 Centre…
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THE final returns for the Bourke election are now in, the totals being:—Waddell, 1220; Wilson, 996, Willis, 934. The declaration of the poll takes place on…
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YESTERDAY the polling for the election of an alderman in the place of Alderman Thurlow took place between the hours of 8 and 3 o'clock. At half-past 3 o'clock the mayor…
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The second ballots, in connection with the elections to the German Reichstag are, except in Berlin, resulting in favour of the Government…
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BOTH Houses of Parliament meet on Tuesday at noon, when Parliament will be opened by Royal Commission. The proclamation convening Parliament will be read in the…
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As the result of the elections to the Reichstag in Germany, Prince Bis-march has obtained a majority of 43…
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THE first session of the 13th Parliament since the advent of Responsible Government was opened by commission to-day. In the Legislative Council the commission eonsisted of…
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AT 11 o'clock members began to muster in the Assembly, and at 11.30 the Speaker arrived, when it was at once suggested that honourable members should proceed to…
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THE Speaker took the chair at 4.30. In answer to Mr. Walker, The Premier said it was his intention to visit Wallsend and other sections of the…
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THE Speaker took the chair at 4.30. The Speaker announced the receipt of the writ from Wentworth. Messrs. Abbott and Wilkinson subscribed…
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THE Speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock. Thirty-five minutes were occupied by members asking and answerine questions and giving notices of new motions…
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IN yesterday's issue we gave a report of the proceedings up to midnight. Mr. Burns warmly defended Sir Patrick Jennings from certain statements made with…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. In answer to a question by Mr. Melville, Sir Henry Parkes said 217 tons of…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. In answer to a question from Mr. Thompson. Mr. burns said that 975 Chinamen came…
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