The Parliament of Victoria. Melbourne
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 322
In the Assembly, it was announced that Mr. H. Bolton had resigned his seat for Moira. It is understood that he is leaving Melbourne for the purpose of managing the Brewing Company's business at…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 322
According to a return laid on the table of the House, the number of stock on leased stations last year was 123,970 cattle, 2,886,856 sheep. The total area under lease was 193,800 miles. The total area of pastoral…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 6
Sir,--I observed a leading article in your journal of 14th inst., setting forth that Parliament is not to be convened until the last week in October, and am very sorry indeed that the Premier should have…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 13
SIR G. Wigram Allen has announced his retirement from the representation of the Glebe, and already the scramble for the Vacant seat has begun. Two candidates…
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Evening News · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 4
The following members were elected yesterday—Aubigny, P. Perkins; Dalby, J. S. Jessop ; The Logan, Stevens; Mackay, M. H. Black; Maryborough, J. Hurley and R. B. Sheridan;…
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Evening News · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 6
Mr. Perkins was elected for Aubigny by a majority of 117; Mr. Jessop (Ministerialist) for Logan, by 16; and Mr. Black (Ministerialist) for Mackay, by a large majority. Messrs, George…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 10
The polling in 10 electorates took place to-day, and caused considerable excitement. The following members have been returned:—Aubigny, the Hon. Patrick Perkins, Minister for Lands; Dalby, Mr. J. S. Jessop;…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 5
The following are the results of the general elections:--For Mulgrave : The Premier, Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith, has been returned by a large majority ; Mr Patrick Perkins has been returned for…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 18 August 1883 · page 11
LONDON, August 14.—The elections to the French municipal councils have given a general Republican gain of 100 seats…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 August 1883 · page 7
The official declaration of the metropolitan nominations to-day excited apparently but little interest. At North Brisbane all the candidates attended, but there were only about a dozen spectators present. The Hon…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 August 1883 · page 3
Messrs Dickson and Bale, the latter a new candidate and an Oppositionist, have been, retuaned unopposed for Enoggera. Mr Grimes has been 'elected for Oxley; Mr Foote for Bundamba ; Mr…
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Evening News · Tuesday 21 August 1883 · page 3
The Honourable the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly has issued the writ for the Glebe election. The nomination takes place on Monday next, and the polling on tho following Wednesday…
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Evening News · Tuesday 21 August 1883 · page 2
LONDON, August 20;—The election of a member of Parliament for the county of Sligo, to fill the vacancy of the late member, Denis O'Connor, I took place to-day, and resulted in the return of…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 August 1883 · page 5
The complete returns for the Port Curtis election show that the Hon. A. Norton, Minister for Works, has been returned by a majority of 17. All the Ministers have now been re-elected. Among the…
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Evening News · Wednesday 22 August 1883 · page 4
In the Council yesterday the Custody of Infants Bill was read a second time, and passed through committee. The Tramway Bill was further debated, progress being reported at clause 41…
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Evening News · Wednesday 22 August 1883 · page 4
The Hergott Springs and Primrose Springs Railway Bill was read a third time in the Legislative Council yesterday. In the Assembly the debate on the Treasurer's taxation proposals was…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 August 1883 · page 3
In the Legislative Council to-day, several petitions were presented from local bodies favouring a return to the system of assisted immigration. The second reading was carried of the Custody of…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 August 1883 · page 3
In the Assembly to-day the commissioner of Lands introduced a Bill to amend the District Councils Act. The provisions mainly dealt with the difficulties experienced with reserves placed…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 August 1883 · page 8
In the Council the Hon. Dr. Hearn moved the second reading of the Custody of Infants Bill, the object of which is to enable the Supreme Court to give the father or the mother the custody of their children,…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 August 1883 · page 8
In the Legislative Council, the third reading of the Hergett Springs and Primrose Springs Railway Bill was carried. In the Assembly, the Treasurer in a long speech…
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