Progress of the Elections
LONDON, April 3.—Up to the present time 235 Liberals have been returned and 120 Conservatives. The Liberals have gained 51 seats bold by Tones in the last…
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Cable Messages. The General Elections
LONDON, April 2.—The Liberals have I now secured 105 seats, and the Tories 115 teats in the new Parliament. The Liberals were victorious at Southwark, Chelsea…
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LONDON, April 2. 11.10 p.m.—The Bight Hon. James Lowther, Chief Secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, has been defeated for the City of York…
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GRAFTON, Monday.—The election for the Clarence has assumed dangerous proportions. Mr. Samuel George Davison, who, up to Mr. Lee's retirement, was considered a rank outsider, has…
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Up to last night two hundred and seventy elections had taken place. One hundred and seventy-five of the members returned to the new Parliament are Liberals, and one hundred…
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The Right Hon. Hugh Childers (formerly member for Pontefract), Mr. Broadhurst, Alderman William M'Arthur (formerly member for Lambeth), and Mr. Alexander M'Arthur…
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Up to last night 270 elections had taken place. 175 of the members returned to the new Parliament are Liberals, and 103 are Conservatives…
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The net Liberal gain is 58 seats. The Home Rulers have made slow progress, especially Parnell's supporters. It is probable that the Liberal…
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The returns up to last night show that 412 candidates have been elected, 271 being Liberals, and 141 Tories. The Liberals have now gained a majority of 59 seats, and are…
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In addition to those already reported, the following churchwardens were elected on Easter Tuesday:— ST. BARNABAS', SYDNEY.—People's churchwardens, John Barnett and John Hawthorne; clergyman's warden,…
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The following are the speeches, taken from the Grafton Observer, of the candidates at the nomination for the Clarence electorate, omitting that of Mr. Sec, who has retired, and also matters of purely…
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The returns till last night show four hundred and twelve elected, two hundred and seventy-one being Liberals, and one hundred and forty-one Tories. The Liberal gains are…
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The President took the chair at had-past 4 o'clock Mr. CHARLES CAMPBELL Pro[?] a petition from certain members of the Church of England against the Church and School Lands De[?]cation Bill. On the motion of Mr…
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The President took the chair at hall-past 4 o'clock. PETITION. Mr. CHARLES CAMPBELL presented a petition…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at twenty-seven minutes past four o'clock. PETITION. Mr. CHARLES CAMPBELL presented a petition from…
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LONDON, April 5.—The result or the election, for Midlothian ts the return of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone by a majority of 211 over the Earl of Dalkeith, who…
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LONDON, April 6.—Sir Charles Reed (Liberal), Chairman of the London School Board, has obtained a seat in the new Parliament, having been elected for St. Ives…
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LONDON, April 5.—The Right Hon. Robert Lowe has been re-elected by the London University by a triumphant majority…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ca[?]le Messages. Progress of the Elections. Herbert Gladstone Defeated
LONDON, April 5.—Mr. John Herbert Gladstone, fourth son of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, was a candidate for Middlesex, but was defeated. The successful…
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The result of the polling for the county of Middlesex has to-day been declared. Lord George Hamilton, Vice-president of the Council of Education, and Mr. Cooke, both…
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