French Elections. London, April 29
The supplementary elections in France have resulted in the return of three Radicals, four moderate Republicans, and one Legitimist. M. Thiere has expressed a firm resolution to…
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The Galway Election Trials. Acquittal of the Bishop of Coinfert. (From the Daily News Correspondent) Dublin, February 19
THE eager crowds who thronged the Court of Queen's Bench and all its avenues of approach last night anticipating the close of the Bishop of Clonfert's trial, awaited the opening of the court this morning, their…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parliament of Victoria. Opening Day. [By Electric Telegraph.] Tuesday, 13Th May
THE Parliament of Victoria was opened to-day by his Excellency Sir George Bowen. The ceremony attracted a large number of visitors. The Council Chamber was densely crowded…
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VICE CHANCELLOR MALINS heard the case. Hill against Wilson, on the 3rd March, The question in case was whether a sum of money advanced towards the election expenses of Mr. Alexander Stavely Hill in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams This Day Eire at Melbourne. Opening of the Victorian Parliament. Melbourne Press Association. Testimonial to H. L. NELSON, M.L.A. Fire at Jambaicumbene. &c., &c., &c. [Per Anglo-australian Press Telegram Agency.] Melbourne. Tuesday, 2.32 p.m
Mr. Higinbotham met with but a middling reception before the electors, and it seems possible that he will be defeated. A fire broke out last night in Bourke-street…
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VICE CHANCELLOR MALINS heard the case. Hill against Wilson, on the 3rd March. The question in case was whether a sum of money advanced toward the election expenses of Mr. Alexander Stavely Hill in…
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San Francisco Mail Service.—The House consented to go into committee to consider certain iresolutions in favour of a mail service via San Francisco. In committee Mr. Samuel moved,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Opening of the Victorian Parliament. Tuesday, 13Th May
THE Parliament of Victoria was opened to-day by his Excellency Sir George Bowen. The ceremony attracted a large number of visitors. The Council Chamber was densely crowded…
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THE following proclamation appears in a supplement to last night's Government Gazette:—Proclamation by his Excellency Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson, Knight Commander of the Most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Working of the Ballot in England.—mid Cheshire Election Koutsford. Friday Evening
THE polling for Mid-Cheshire has taken "place to-day. At the time of writing it is, of coarse, impossible accurately to forecast the result. but it is expected that the counting of the votes will be concluded about eleven…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Working of the Ballot in England. —Mid Cheshire Election. Knutsford, Friday Evening
THE polling for Mid-Cheshire has taken place to-day. At the time of writing it is, of course, impossible accurately to forecast the result but it is expected that the counting of the votes will be concluded about eleven…
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At the Glamorganshire assites, held at Swansca, Mr. Evan Matthew Richards, member for Cardigansh re, eatered an action for libel against Thomas El ord, member of the Swansea corporation. Damages were laid at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"What We Shall Read of College Green and the Irish Parliament One Day." Home Rule in Canada
The wonderful contrast the present affords to the past can hardly be spoken of without the appearance of egotistical complacency. The whole prospect is so suffused…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Extracts from Papers by the Mail. Slandering a Member of Parliament
At the Glamorganshire assi[?]es, held at Swanses, Mr. Evan Matthew Richards, member for Cardiganshire entered an action for libel against Thomas Elford, member of the Swansea corporation. Damages were laid at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ireland. the Irish Parliament of 1790 a Grand Historical Picture
There is a picture on exhibition this week at Messrs. Hodges, 'Poster, and Co.'s, which will be visited by thousands of our fellow-citizens, and on which no Irishman can look…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Intelligence. Reuter's Telegrams to Australian Associated Press. Papal Election. London, June 11
PRINCE Bismark, Chancellor of the German Empire, has announced that he will not interfere in reference to a Papal election by the College of Cardinals…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Telegraphic. By Cable and Overland Line. European Intelligence. Papal Election. London, June 11
PRINCE Bismark, Chancellor of the German Empire, has announced that he will not interfere in reference to a Papal election by the College of Cardinals…
Continued on Trove, page 786 →Telegrams This Day. Proposed New National Art Gallery at Melbourne. More Cattle Poisoned in Victoria. the Bathurst Suicide. Want of Confidence Motion in the Victorian Assembly. False Declarations at Geelong. Death of Mrs. Lewis, at Lambton. Anticipated Dissolution Op the Queensland Parliament. Lady Bowen's Visit to Europe. Melbourne Stock Market. Latest From Tasmania, New Zealand, (&c., &c., &c BATHURST
The name of the man who hung himself in the lock-up on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning was Hosie. He was about the town during the day saying he had murdered…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Epitome of Opinion in the Morning Journals. the French Elections
THE Times supposes that in comparison with the great contest at Paris the five provincial elections which were decided on Sunday last will not much affect public opinion in France. They have been [?]…
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