The Election for the Clarence
GRAFTON, Tuesday.—Mr. John See arrived yesterday by steamer, from Sydney, and there were several of his friends on the wharf to receive him. Mr. See spoke from the paddlebox,…
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Cable Messages. The English Parliamentary Elections
LONDON, March 30.—The political campaign has opened with great spirit. Riots have occurred at Chester, where political parties are very evenly divided, and…
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There is increasing evidence that the working men take more interest in the present than in any previous elections, though no distinctive foreign programme has been placed…
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There is very great excitement over the Borough elections this week…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at 19 minutes past 7 o'clock. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. Sir JOHN ROBERTSON stated that on the last…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair little after 7 o'clock. Sir JOHA ROBERTSON moved That in the absence of Sir George Innes Mr. Thornton take the chair." In the hope that some arrangement might be some to with respect to the…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at eighteen miautes past 7 o'clock. MINISTERIAL EXPLANATION. Sir JOHN ROBERTSON said that on the last occasion…
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GRAFTON, Thursday.—Mr. Faucett, the Clarence man, has just arrived, and addresses the electors, to-night, in the Market Hall. Mr. Purvis has the support of the farmers and the…
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LONDON, March 31.—There is unusual interest taken in the elections, and party feeling runs very high. Riots have taken place at Cardiff and at Tyrone…
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A correspondent writes:—I mentioned some time ago that satisfactory returns had been received at the Liberal head-quarters from all, parts of the kingdom, and I am happy now to be…
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Parliament having dissolved, the general elections commenced yesterday. Latest returns last night show ten Liberals and eight Conservatives returned without opposition…
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Parliament having been dissolved, the general elections commenced yesterday. The latest returns to hand last night show that 10 Liberals and 8 Conservatives have been…
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Mr. STEWART withdrew the question standing in his name relative to the punctuation of bills. Sir ALFRED STEPHEN moved the following serious of resolutions:— (1.) That by the New South Wales Constitution Act…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past 4 o'clock. PRINTING REPORT. Mr. DOCKER brought up the report of the Printing…
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GRAFTON, Friday.—Considerable excitement is manifested in town, and much anxiety is felt by the more respectable part of the community, as to the behaviour of the mob during the…
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LONDON, March 31, 7.30 p.m.—The general elections throughout the United Kingdom continue, and are causing extraordinary excitement. The latest returned…
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LONDON, April 1.—The general elections are proceeding, and engrossing public attention. So far as they have gone the Liberals have been victorious, being now…
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Although the general election has been looming in the distance for some tune, the preparations of the parties were by no means complete, the Liberals, as usual, being behind hand, in spite of…
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The general elections are actively proceeding. l51 candidates have been returned up to last night, and many of the constituencies were closely contested. Of the…
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