Correspondence. the Election. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal)
SIR,—Mr. Morgan appears again before us as our old and faithful member seeking re-election. There is no doubt he has been faithful, but has he…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The General Election. the Bourke Electorate. a Quiet Day.—Light Polling. Substantial Majority for Mr
Remembering the fervour of past elections it was difficult to realise last Wednesday that Bourke was in the throes of a political contest. Excitement there was none, merely the…
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The TIMES commenting on the N.S.W. general elections, welcomes the fact that the people have decided in favour of Freetrade, but regrets that…
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Messrs. Jones and Cnannon having tied for Tumut, the Returning Officer most give his casting vote for one or the other. Leaving this seat out of…
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AFTER three weeks' almost incessant speechmaking on the part of the two candidates, and following the industrious efforts of the respective…
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ON Friday, at noon, Mr. James Morgan, the defeated candidate and late member for Dubbo, addressed a large gathering of the electors from the balcony of Mr. James Boland's Macquarie View…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Political. the Election. When Parliament Will Open. the First Work. Sydney, July 30
It is estimated as a result of the general election that the Government has gained 11, and the Opposition 6 seats. Mr. McMillan's qualification to sit in…
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The usual fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council was held in the Chambers on the above date, when there were present: The Mayor (in the chair), Ald. Donohoe…
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ON Tuesday, at noon, the Returning Officer (Mr. G. H. Taylor, J.P.), officially declared the poll for the Dubbo Election at the old Court House. There was a large attendance, the room being crowded…
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A CAREFUL review of the voting will (says the 'Star') show that the Opposition has no reason to be dissatisfied that the appeal has been made. For while in numerical strength the party remains as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence the Dubbo Election. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Dispatch.)
SIR,--After the last general election I saw a letter published in your paper signed W. W. Baird, in which he congratulated the electors of the Dubbo district in their choice of members, and I am sorry…
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Parliament was opened to-day by commission, and members were sworn in. Sir J. P. Abbott was unanimously…
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IN the Legislative Council on Tuesday there was a fair attendance of members when the House met. The President (Sir John Lackey) announced that Dr. Garran, Mr. Want and himself had been…
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PARLIAMENT was formally opened on Wednesday, the ceremonies attendant upon the swearing in of members and the election of Sir J. P. Abbott as…
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Both Houses yesterday passed the Address-in-Reply to the Governor's speech. Mr. M'Elhone last night signalised…
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The Queen's speech at the opening of the Imperial Parliament, according to forecast, expresses gratification at the conclusion of the Japan-China war, and regret of the…
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Mr. Millen, who had been selected to second the nomination of Sir Joseph Abbot, as Speaker, is reported in Hansard as follows:—…
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On Tuesday before the Assembly entered upon its ordinary business the ceremony or presenting the Address-in-Reply was performed. The…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council was held at the Chambers on the above date, when there were present, the Mayor (in the chair), Ald. Donohoe…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday The Premier made his promised financial statement. Mr. Reid said…
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