Telegraphic Intelligence. Dissolution of Parliament. SYDNEY, Friday, 9 a.m
SIR H. PARKES announced yesternight that there would be a dissolution of Parliament immediately, whether supplies were granted or not…
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Politics & elections, 1887
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Our Telegrams. ( From our Telegraphic Correspondent.)OPENING Op Parliament. Sydney
PARLIAMENT was re-opened yesterday by Sir John Hay, president of the Legislative Council, by commission. There was none of the display customary on such…
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Parliament was formally opened at noon to-day. The Speaker, Mr. Barton, took his chair precisely at noon, by which time there was a tolerably full attendance on the floor of the…
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ON Tuesday last the Returning-Officer (Alderman R. Patterson) attended at the Council Chambers, for the purpose of reading the nominations which had been received for the office…
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MR. LOVEGROVE being at Numba on the Regatta day, it was thought by some of his supporters that he should address those assembled. At a convenient interval of the sports…
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ON Wednesday afternoon Mr. Lovegrove arrived at Broughton Creek about 4 o’clock. The crowd had dispersed to the sale yards, half-a-mile away, previously, and many had, it was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraph Correspondent.) the Elections. Sydney
SIR HENRY PARKES and Mrs. Ives were elected for St. Leonards without opposition. SYDNEY, THURSDAY…
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THE election of Mayor for the Municipal District of Nowra took place in the Council Chambers on Monday last. Mr. Moss (the retiring Mayor) occupied the chair, and the…
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MR. FRASER MARTIN had a very good meeting at Coolangatta last Friday; and fully explained his views on the political situation. Before the candidate addressed the electors, Mr…
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WE received the following telegrams last night from the Free Trade Association:â âExpect Mr. Neilley will be announced to-morrow to contest the Eden electorate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shoalhaven Election. Nomination Day. Nowra, Friday, February 11, 1887
THE election to nominate a candidate to represent the electorate named above, was held at Nowra yesterday at noon. There were about 400 electors present, On too whole, and…
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THE official declaration of the poll took place at the Court-house, Nowra, yesterday. As the hour of soon approached, a large number of electors assembled the Court-house being…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondent.) the Elections. Sydney
CLARENCE: McFarlane, [?] Holborrow, Ball, ALBURY Day. CAMDEN: Garrell, McCourt. EAST MACQUARIE: Smith, Tonkin, CARCOAR: Garland,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Election Banquet. (To the Editor of the Bega Standard.)
SIR,âThe slight, which could not have been unintentional, put upon the Agricultural Society at the election banquet does not add to the dignity of Mayor or…
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SATURDAYâS results are as follows: GLEN INNES, Matheson: INVERELL, Moore; QUEANBEYAN, OâSullivan; TUMUT, Jones; WELLINGTON, Ferguson; WOLLOMEL,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondent.) Monaro Election. Cooma
OâMARA, 791; Dawson, 532: Stephen, 100; Elles, 348. Nine returns to [?] in. (Two more Protectionists.) SYDNEY, THURSDAY…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondent.) Opening of Parliament. Sydney
THE new Parliament was opened at noon to-day with the usual amount of ceremony. The Speech, after referring to the necessity for a short session, promised the…
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The ceremony connected with the Governor's attending the Legislative Council Chambers to-day and reading the speech declaring the causes why Parliament had been called together was…
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PARLIAMENT was opened at [?]to-day with the several [?] The Governorâs speech, which was a long [?] promises the introduction of a member of measures…
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PARLIAMENT was opened at noon on Tuesday, with the usual ceremony. The Governor’s speech, which was a long one, promises the introduction of a number of measures in…
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