Political News. [Candidates Correspondents.] CASINO
Meeting to-day decided unanimously, to support Messrs. Northcott, Stocks and Luscombe, with a strong working committee. BYRON BAY, Saturday…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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The Richmond Election. Polling Day—Late Members Re-elected
GREAT interest was manifested in the polling for this electorate last Wednesday, and there was no certainty about the result until the declaration of the Lismore poll, added to previous returns,…
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THE election on Wednesday last resulted, as we anticipated, in the return of our old members, Messrs. EWING, NICOLL and PERRY, by a substantial majority. It…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The nothern Star. Saturday, 27Th June, 1891. the Result of the Election
THE result of Wednesday's polling has been to re-elect the late members, and in doing so we think the electors have done wisely. During the period of two years and a half they have…
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ON Monday, at noon, the Returning Officer (Mr. G. Larkin, J.P.) attended at the Hustings to make the oflicial declaration of the poll. Very little interest waa manifested in the proceodings,…
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The humours of an Irish election are depicted by Irish novelists in colours, which to those who do not undorstand the Irsh character appear fantastic, but are, nevertheless, substantially…
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"SENTINEL" in the Clarence Advocate writes:—"I cannot agree with the opinions expressed by the Advocate that the throe gentlemen, who represented…
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THE fourth session of the tenth Parliament was opened o[?] Tuesday by Sir Henry Norman. The Governor's speech is generally considered colorless, and is to a large ext[?]nt of a ret[?]pective…
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THE Clarence Examiner writes:—"The voting for tho Richmond s[?]arcely discloses a widespread interest amongst the electors as to the result. The roll contains the names of 7150 electors. The total…
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The elections are over, and have resulted in the return of the Protectionists by a substantial majority over the Freetraders; but, at tho same time, have…
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The following appeared in the Daily Telegraph, of 25th June, as a letter to the editor, and is really worth perusal:— "Sir,—It cannot be truly denied that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Opening of Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
GREAT interest was centred in the formal opening of Parliament, and the vicinity was densely crowded with spectators. Although there was nothing to look at, many were apparently under…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Strike in Queensland. Debate in Parliament
MR. GLASSRY, in a very long speech on Thursday, moved, That it is desirable that a special commission be appointed to inquire into all matter connected with the recent labour…
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IT took over an hour and a half to swear in the members. It was after 2 o'clock when the House hungry and wishing to get away to its luncheon, proceeded to elect its Speaker. There…
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The Governor's speech is verv short. It states in response to opinions, which obtained general assent during the general election. member are invited as the first business of…
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THE debite on Mr. Glusey's motion for the appointment of a Royal Commission to inquire into the recent labour troubles was resumed by Mr. Black, who said that, judging…
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MR. BLACK, one of the members for West Sydney, in his first speech in Parliament spoke as follows: They had been told by the Premier that be was not aware of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Municipal Election. Nomination Say
A MEETING of electors of the Lismore Municipal District was held at the Council Chambers yesterday for the purpose of nominating a candidate to fill the vacancy in the Council caused by the…
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SHORTLY after the Assembly met yesterday Mr. WILLIS moved the adjournment of the Huuse to call attention to the shearing trouble at Bourke. He said the men were not getting fair play, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament of N. S. Wales. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The Parliamentary Labor Party have decided among themselves that member of the party. should accept any office of emolument during the present session. Mr. Houghton was chosen…
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