Meeting of Parliament. London, Nov. 29
It is announced that Parliament will meet for the dispatch of business on the 6th of January, the date to which it has been prorogued…
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The Re-assembling of Parliament. London, November 29
It is now announced that Parliament will meet for the despatch of business on the date to which it has been prorogued--viz., the 16th January…
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Returns from 10 of the 17 polling-places are in, and Mr. J. P. Abbott has a majority of 150 votes…
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One of the most satisfactory features of the present general elections has been the considerable number of active men who have been introduced to public life, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South and West Sydney Elections. Alleged Corrupt Practices. Numbers Committed for Trial
At the Central Police Court this morning several persons were charged with having committed breaches of the Electoral Act, at the polling booths for the South and West Sydney elections…
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John Lemon was charged with Stealing £1, the property of George Gardener. The case arose out of the West Sydney elections. The prosecuter was in a public house adjacent to the booth "shouting" for…
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The Campbelltown HERALD of Saturday thus smooths down the defeated candidates in the Camden election:—"Here's to the defeated candidates!" They were a lot any constituency might have been proud of,…
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Ratepayers are reminded that the polling in connection with the elections to the City Council takes place to-morrow…
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A large meeting in the interests of Mr. J. C. Beare one of the candidates for the representation of Fitz[?] Ward was held last night at Mr. Keary's, Woo[?]oo mooloo Hotel, William-street. Mr. W. G. Murray…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The General Elections. the Manning Electorate. Nambuccra
Mr. R. Burdett Smith, M.L.A., met with a splendid reception here on the 25th instant. The committee met Mr. Smith some miles from Nambucara, where an address of welcome and congratulation on his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →[By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Glen Innes Election. Vegetable Creek
The whole of the returns are now in from the various polling-places. The total number of votes recorded is 962, of which 514 are for Ferguson, and 432 are for Bennett. There were 16 informal votes. The result seems to have…
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The following are the returns of the Forbes electorate up to 1 o'clock to-day:—Mr. Cooke, 664; Mr. Bodel, 630; Mr. Coonan, 616; Mr. Stokes, 485; Mr. Moore, 321; Mr. Baker, 73. There are three returns yet to come in. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Queanbeyan Election. Queanbeyan
The poll taken at Duck Flat to-day, and just received by telegraph via Bungendore, gives Mr. Thompson a total majority of 137. Mr. Thompson is therefore elected…
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THE Bogan (2).—Messrs. Forlonge, Cass, T. A. Shorter, and Sir Patrick Jennings. BOURKE (1).—Messrs. R. Barton and Olliffe. GUNDAGAI (1).—Messrs. Wm. Forster, F. Pinkstone,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grenfell Election. Grenfell
The present state of the poll is—Vaughan. 345; Green, 148; Donkin, 119. There are other returns yet to come in…
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There was very orderly polling to-day, and immense interest in the result. The returns show:—Braidwood: Mr. Ryrie, 235: Mr. Greville, 156. Araluen: Mr. Ryrie, 104; Mr. Greville, 116. Mongarlowe: Mr. Ryrie, 60;…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Burrowa Election. Burrowa
Mr. Slattery has been returned by a majority of over 200[?] The official declaration of the poll takes place to-morrow. Good order prevailed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gloucester Election. Stroud
The Returning-Officer declared the state of the poll at 10 o'clock this morning, at the Courthouse, as follows:—Mr. Jacob—at Barttington, 6; Copeland, 53; Booral, 17; Bungwall, [?] Gloucester, 5; Langworthy's 12; Limeburner's, 20; Raw…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grafton Election. Grafton
The official declaration of the poll took place at noon today. Mr. John See was declared duly elected. Mr. E. M. Ryan returned thanks for Mr. See. On Saturday last, when a rough state of the poll was announced, both Mr…
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