The Challenge Elections
The nominations for the Upper Hunter and Mudgee take place to-morrow, and the polling on Tuesday, So far as is known at present there are three candidates in the field for the first named place—…
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The Challenge Elections. Mudgee. Rylstone
Mr. M'Elhone addressed a meeting of the electors here last night. He was hooted all through his speech. No hands were held up in favour except those of a few navvies, whom he incited to…
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Mr. Brewster, the Tory candidate, has been elected for Portarlington, in the House of Commons…
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Major King Harman, a Home Ruler, has been elected for Dublin. The following telegrams are from other sources:--…
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CONSIDERING the prominence given to the agricultural progress of the colony during election times, it is astonishing how little effort is made in the same direction by hon, members in their places in…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr. TRICKEIT moved the second reading of the Eating Houses Bill, which he said was intenfed to confer on the proprictors of oating-house the…
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The Inscribed Stock Bill was recommitted. Mr. DALLEY explained the alterations made in it, and after the amendments had been debated at length they were all agreed to, the bill was reported with…
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WILLIAM JOHN LYN[?], THE HUME. R. TOOTH, MONARO. W. J. FERGUSON, GLEN INNES…
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THE new Inscribed Stock Bill was brought up in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday by Mr. Dibbs, and was read the first time. The Land Boiler Bill was read the second time, and considered in committee as…
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The SPEAKER took the chair at 4.30. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR. A message from the Governor announced that he had assented to the Temperary Supply Bill…
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Parliament was formally opened to-day by his Excellency the Governor. The Legislative Council chamber was crowded with spectators, including all the consuls of the various nations, and the naval and…
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The twelfth Parliament of Victoria was opened by commission to-day in the usual formal manner, the commissioners being Sir William Stawell (Chief Justice) and Mr. Justice Molesworth. After the formal…
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LONDON, February 22.—The bill introduced by the Marquis of Hartington, to enable members of Parliament to make affirmation instead of taking the prescribed oath, will apply to all…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. Mr. MACINTOSH presented a petition from the Congregational churches of the colony, praying the…
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Mr. SPEAKER took the chair at 4.30 o'clock p.m. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR. Mr. SPEAKER announced the receipt of a message from his Excellency the Governor, stating he had given his assent…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Opening of the Victorian Parliament. Speech by the Governor. the New Government. Melbourne, Thursday Night
PARLIAMENT was opened to-day by his Excellency the Governor. The Legislative Council-chamber was crowded with visitors. The Governor was attended by Captain Patourel, Lord Phipps,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →England. an English Member of Parliament on Irish Affairs. Something About the Coercion and the Land Acts
That staunch friend of Ireland, Mr. Jos. Cowen, has been again speaking out in his own vigorous fashion on behalf of this country. On Monday night, January 8, be…
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In consequence of Mr. Vaughn's resignation of his seat for Grenfell, Mr. E. B. Whelan, solicitor of Forbes, intends to come forward again to contest that electorate…
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