The Victorian Elections. MELBOURNE
The Liberals held a great meeting at the Mechanics Hall, Geelong, last evening, 1200 being present. The meeting was very enthusiastic. Mr. Berry spoke well, He bitterly attached the…
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Prorogation of Parliament
Yesterday saw the close of the third session of the ninth Parliament of New South Wales, the prorogation ceremony being performed by His Excellency Lord Augustus Loftus in the Legislative…
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The third session of the ninth Parliament of New South Wales was closed yesterday with the usual ceremony by his Excellency Lord Augustus Loftus, in the presence of a large and brilliant assemblage. There was the usual…
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Some experienced politicians this afternoon calculated that each party will return 43 members; at any rate, a substantial majority for either side seems most unlikely…
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It is impossible to say how the elections will go to-morrow, but it is expected that the numbers will be very close. The Ministerialists will probably lose some seats and may possibly gain others; but the majority…
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Public attention is engrossed in the results of the elections to take place to-morrow. In all quarters the most strenuous efforts are being made by both sides to obtain a victory, and the general…
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THE great contest which was fought yesterday throughout the length and breadth of Victoria, has resulted in the return of an Assembly that will once more place Mr…
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The result of the Victorian elections will not be surprising to those who have attentively watched the recent course of events in the neighbouring colony. Reviewing the opposing forces…
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A general election took place throughout, Victoria yesterday upon the Constitutional Reform Bill, upon which the Service Ministry was recently defeated. Considerable interest was felt in Sydney as to the…
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General Garfield, the representative of the Ohio Congress, who was recently chosen as the Republican candidate for Presidency, has definitely accepted the candidacy…
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At a Cabinet meeting held this morning, the Government decided to call Parliament together on July 22, and then meet a rote of want of confidence…
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ON Tuesday last, at noon, his Excellency the Governor attended at the Legislative Council to prorogue the Parliament. There was a large number of members of both Houses present, and…
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THE third session of the ninth Parliament of New South Wales closed on Tuesday. The usual preparations for a prorogation had been made, and despite the miscarriage of the financial proposals of the…
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In the Legislative Council. Mr. A. Campbell brought up a progress report from the select committee on the Crown Lands Purchases Validation Bill, and it was ordered that the document…
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THE AUSTRALASIAN takes a desponding view of the Berry triumph. Says that journal:—"We must confess to a feeling of profound disappointment with the result of the…
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THE most important of Victorian General Elections, and not the least remarkable in more ways than one, was fought on "Wednesday last, and won by Graham…
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No meeting of the Cabinet will be held till tomorrow, as several Ministers are absent from town. It is doubtful yet whether they will resign or meet Parliament. The Liberals, no doubt, obtained a victory…
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SIRL, -- We, dwellers in Tasmania, have just got over the excitement of a contested election at Huon. There is much ugly and tall talk of bribery and corruption ; and from the style of…
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THE result of the Victorian elections will not be surprising to those who have attentively watched the recent course of events in the neighbouring colony. Reviewing the opposing forces…
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As affording some clue to the influences which were at work in the recent elections in Victoria, we repaint the following extracts from the three Melbourne papers :--…
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