Dissolution of Imperial Parliament
LONDON, Sunday.--The House of Commons will be dissolved in November…
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POLLING. [By Telegraph,] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Bathurst. Bathurst, Saturdat
The official deelaration of the poll for Bathurst was made to-day, at noon, by the returning officer, as follows:—Mr. T. B. Suttor, 866; Mr. John Meagher, 463; informal, 21— majority for Mr. Suttor, 406. He declared Mr. Suttor…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Elections. Some of the following items appeared in our second and third editions of Saturday.] Saturday's Elections
TENTERFIELD (one member).—Charles A. Lee was elected for Tenterfield unopposed. Mr. Lee expressed his opposition to the working of the Land Act and the present Government…
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GOULBURN (one member).—The nomination of candidates for the Goulburn electorate took place on Saturday, when William Teece was returned unopposed. He was proposed by Mr. J. Simons, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country Elections. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) the Premier in the Murrumbidgee Electorate. Wagga Wagga
The Premier addressed well attended meetings at Gerong Creek and the Hanging Rock yesterday. At the former place Mr. Oliver Cox. acted as chairman, and, after the candidate's address, a unanimous vote of confidence was passed…
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Polling takes place to-day for The Eogan, Bourke, Darham, the Upper Hunter, East Macquarie, and The Namoi. Messrs. Stokes and Coonun, the old members, have been returned for Forbes. The contest between the last two was…
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TUMBULGUM, Saturday.--Election matters have been lively on the Tweed lately. Last week Mr. F. T. Ewing addressed the electors here, and last night, Mr. P. Hogan, of Sydney,…
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The following candidates were nominated on Saturday. Those marked with an asterisk were members of the late Parliament:--(Travers Jones…
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The Imporial Parliament will be dissolved on the 18th November…
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THE MURRUMBIDGEE.—The excitement in connection with the Murrumbidgee election in intensifying in Waggs, and all the candidates, with the exception of the Premier, who is being canvassed for my Messrs…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Country Elections. Messrs. Dawson and Merritt at Bombala. Bombala
Messrs. H. Dawson and G. C. Merritt, candidates for the electrate of Monaro, addressed about 200 electors in the local School of Arts, on Saturday evening. Mr. E. JONAS occupied the chair, and in introducing, he…
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[?]essrs. William Sawers and Russell Barion have been electe for Bourke; Mr. Charles Collins for the Namoi; Mr. H. H. Brown for Burham; and Messrs. S. Smith and John Shepherd for East Macquaric…
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Among the most demonstrative election meetings that have taken place in Central Cumberland during the present elections were those held at Hunter's Hill on Friday evening favor of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →South Sydney Election. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir,--As a defeated candidate in the abovenamed election I have been quite resigned to my fate. Consequently I have not taken much notice of your adverse criticisms. But to-day…
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Sir,--Kindly find room for the following, and please peruse the enclosed wretched squib[?], issued at Forbes, and distributed here in the dark, by being put into hollow logs and fences…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[By Telegraph.] From Our Own Correspondents.) Polling. Bourke (2 Members). Bourke
The returns are in from 27 polling-places, and 16 returns are vet to come. The present state of the poll is as follows: —W. sawers, 760; R. Barton, 609; R. R. Machattie, 493; A. J. O'Grady, 418…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Elections. Some of the following items appeared in our second and third editions of yesterday. Various Items
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Continued on Trove, page 6 →From the papers to hand to 18th September we select the following extracts:— Working-men Candidates and the General Electbon
The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says:—"After making inquiry in several quarters of working-men candidates for Parliament, and of Conservatives as well as Liberals, I am forced to the conclusion that…
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The latest returns from the Bogan place Mr. Cass first, and give Sir Patrick Jennings a majority of 70 over Mr. Kelly. Six other returns have to come in, but these will probably improve Sir Patrick's position on the poll…
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A statement has been published in a Melbourne paper to the effect that many of Mr. Gormly's supporters identify themselves with the candidature of Mr. Dibbs, and that Messrs. Douglas and Bolton would go together, and also…
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