Prorogation of Parliament
LONDON, September 7.—The Imperial Parliament was prorogued to-day…
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Scene in the South Australian Parliament. Adelaide
An exciting scene occurred on a formal motion of adjournment moved by the Treasurer, who corrected some figures in hie financial statement, and warmly attacked Mr. Glyde for doubting his word. Mr. Glyde in…
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Parliament was formally prorogued to-day. The Queen's Speech, which was delivered on the occasion, states that her Majesty continues to receive friendly assurances from the…
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The New York Republicans are organising a grand reception for General Garfield. They intend to equal the demonstration made in honour of General Grant…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, Sept. 11, 1880. The Imperial Parliament
THE first session of the tenth Parliament of the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA ended last Tuesday, with the usual formalities of prorogation. The new House of Commons…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Requisitions to Parliamentary Candidates. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—The phenomenon of sending requisitions to Parliamentary candidates is noticeable nowhere but in Australia. I do not think any thing of the kind was ever practised in the mother-country, under open voting, and I am sure no…
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Our Carcoar correspondent telegraphs"—"Mr. W. H Suttor, of Bathurst, has signifird his intention of contesting the forthcoming election in this district, and is likely to receive support."…
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Only the most reckless of partisans would venture to predict the result of the Presidential campaign which has just been opened. Of course, if a man is a professional Democrat, he will show that Hancock will get…
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Paris, August 1.—The elections to the Councils General up to the, present time show that in 62 cases the Republicans have been successful, and in 16 the Conservative. Six second ballots in…
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Our Inverell correspondent telegraphs:—Mr. W. R. Campbell, of Trigamon, Warialda, formerly member for East Sydney, has been asked to contest Gwydir electorate, and has consented. Mr. G. H. Gordon, of Gragin, has…
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The Tamworth News states that in addition to the names of Messrs Hanley Bennett and H. Levien, who may be accepted as absolutely in the field, we hear several persons mentioned as probable candidates. Mr. Sydney Burdekin…
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We are given to believe that at the meeting of the Executive Council, to-day, the Governor was advised to farther extend the propagation of Parliament to October 26…
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A meeting was held last night at the London Tavern of wharfmen and lnmpers, &c., advocating the candidature of Mr. J. C. Ellis (ship-broker), at the forthcoming eleoticn, The…
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Some of the friends of the Rev. J. A. Dowie are taking steps to[?]form a committee to secure his return to the new Parliament as member for the electorate of South Sydney. In the notification which appeared on Saturday the word…
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A very large and enthusiastic meeting was held here on Saturday evening, when Mr. Russell Barton addressed 800 electors. The vote of confidence was unanimous, and a committee was…
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SIR,—The action taken by certain delegates of the Trades Council in waiting upon several gentlemen requesting them to stand for parliamentary honours, is considered highly objectionable by a large number…
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Mr. W. R. Campbell is a candidate for the Gwydir electorate, Mr.B. O. Holtermann for St. Leonards, and Mr. T. G. Dangar for the Namoi. Our Goulburn correspondent telegraphs:—" Mr…
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At a meeting held at Newcastle on the 14th instant, a resolution was passed that Mr. J. C. Ellis is a fit and proper person to represent the electorate of Newcastle in the next Parliament, and pledges itself to support him, and…
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A preliminary meeting of friends and those interested in the candidature of Alderman James Graham as a representative of the Glebe at the forthcoming election was held at Mr. [?] Truman's Hotel, Glebe Point Road, on Wednesday…
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Among the most noteworthy of the Candidates at the ensuing General Election is Mr. A. G. Jones, who, at the request of a very numerously signed requisition, has consented to stand for the Murrumbidgee. His address to the electors is a very plain unvarnished statement of…
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