A Westminster Election
TIME was when a Westminster election was regarded as the one test of public opinion in the south of England, as that of Yorkshire was in the north. Westminster was almost the only…
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Election for East Cornwall
LONDON, April 2.—The election yesterday for East Cornwall resulted in the return of Mr. Auckland, Liberal candidate, by a majority of 200 votes…
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A meeting of the several councils situate wholly or in part within the boundaries of the police district of Sydney, under the Municipalities Act of 1867, was held at noon today, in the Masonic Hall, for the purpose of electing a…
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The following additional lists of churchwardens slectes last Easter Tuesday have been supplied to us:—St. Thomas', Balmain—Clergyman's warden, Mr. F. R. Robinson; trustees' warden. Mr. W. A. Hutchinson…
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Consequent upon the retirement of Mr. Edward Hordern, whose state of health imperatively demands a perfect rest from active duties for some time, from the representation of this ward in the City Council,…
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Mr. Bradlangh was again returned for Northampton having polled 3796 votes as against 3638 given to Mr. Corbett, the Conservative candidate a majority of 108. At the election. in April last…
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Michael Davitt has succeeded to the vacancy in the Irish representation, caused by the resignation of Mr. A. M. Sullivan, and "Royal Meath" has in consequence again…
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We have received the following additional results of the Easter Tuesday elections of churchwardens:—St. James's, Sydney: Trustees' warden, Mr. W. Day; people's warden, Mr. S. Baylis; clergyman's warden, Mr. W. E. Kemp…
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Mr. Bradlaugh was again returned for Northampton, having polled 3796 votes as against 3688 given to Mr. Corbett, the Conservarive candidate—a majority of 108. At the election in April last the numbers were 3437 and 3305…
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RETURN OF MR. JOHN MELHONE, M.P. THE time for receiving nominations for filling the aldermanic vacancy in Fitzroy ward, caused by the resignation of Mr. Edward Hordern through…
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LONDON, April 15. Owing to the disqualification of Michael Davitt as member for Meath in the House of Commons, a fresh election was held yesterday…
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The following additional returns of the election of church-wardens on Easter Tuesday have been sent for publication:—St. Mark's, Picton: People's wardens—Mr. G. Webster, Mr. G. Bradbury; clergyman's warden—Mr. T…
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Owing to the disqualification of Michael Davitt, as member for Meath in the House of Commons, a fresh election was held yesterday. Mr. Shiel, a Parnellite, was returned…
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LONDON April l4.-The Canadian Parliament have rejected a motion favourable to the proposals of Mr. Nonsell, the great speculator, withrepect to the North-western…
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The following elections of churchwardens have taken place:—St. Stephen's, South Kurrajong—People's wardens, Messrs. G. A. Cleeve and John D[?]ston, jun.; elergyman's warden, Mr. W. H. Bowman. St. Philip's, North…
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Mr. John M'Zlhone, M.L.A., was yesterday elected unopposed as an alderman for Fitzroy Ward in the Sydney Municipal Council, rice Alderman Hordern, resigned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Geelong Election. MELBOURNE
The polling for the Geelong election took place yesterday, when Mr. Connor (Constitutionalist) was returned by a large majority. Mr. C. E. Jones was second, being ahead of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Geelong (Vic.) Election. [By Electric Telegraph.] Melbourne
The Geelong election took place to-day, and resulted in a victory for the Conservative candidate, Mr. Connor, by a large majority. The numbers were:-- Mr. A. Connor, 1337; Mr. C. E…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Expenses at Parliamentary Elections
LONDON, April 19.—A bill has been introduced in the House of Commons for regulating elections in the United Kingdom. Under this measure the necessary expenses…
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Shortly after the close of last session the Parliament Houses in Melbourne, says the Argus, were handed over to a body of painters and decorators. Their work is now nearing completion, and when…
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