Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph.] (From Our Special Correspondent.) the Municipal Elections in England. London, November 3
The results of the municipal elections show a gain in favour of the Tories…
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Queensland Parliament. [By Telegraph.]
BRISBANE, Wednesday. -- The Assembly this afternoon passed the vote of £100,000 for rabbit-proof fencing along the Queensland border, and accepted the Council's…
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HOBART, Wednesday. -- The second reading of the Railway Construction Bill passed to-day in the Council after a long debate. It had been rumored that the Council would…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday. -- In the Assembly last night the Commissioner for Lauds notified his intention to shortly introduce a Water Conservation Bill, and a bill to…
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The Hon. W. T. Lyne will leave Redfern by the express train this evening for the purpose of ascertaining whether his constituents at the Hume are in sympathy with his acceptance of…
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BRISBANE, Thursday,--The House sat late last night discussing the central sugar mill proposition of the Government. Virulent opposition was shown to it by the…
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The only business transacted in the Legislative Council to-day was the consideration of the verbal amendments in the Licencing Bill, which were agreed to, and the House adjourned till Tuesday…
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Last evening a large meeting of the supporters of Mr. A. J. Riley's candidature for Cook Ward in the City Council, was held in Knowles's Family Hotel, junction of Crown and Campbell streets, for the…
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BALRANALD (two members).—All the returas are in for Balranald, and the result is as follows:— Wilkinson, 1025; Cramsie, 941; Lakeman, 790. CENTRAL CUMBERLAND.—The official declaration…
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BRISBANE, Friday. -- In the Assembly this afternoon, a very excited debate look place over the recommendations of the select, committee appointed to inquire into the loss…
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MOLONG.—Dr. Ross. MONARO.—Messrs. [?]. Dawson, and [?]. Strphen. TUMUT.—Mr. Jones. CENTRAL CUMBERLAND.—Messrs. Me[?]lloch,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Home and Foreign. Ireland. Preparing for the General Elections. County Conventions to Be Held
The first step in the important work of choosing the candidates who in the national interest will contest the Irish constituencies at the next election will be taken on Monday week, when…
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London, November 3.—The results of the municipal elections show a gain in favour of the Tories…
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THE citizens of Sydney are beginning to direct their attention to the coming annual elections for the vacant seats in the City Council, which come off on December 1. The nominations for…
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SIR,—I see in your issue of last week a letter signed by a Mr. Angelo Smith, in re what Mr. Alderman Buchanan was supposed to have said about Local Option on…
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A week ago we brought our general election to a close, and in a week or two hence the English general election will begin. To compare the former with the latter would be…
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As far as may be inferred from the addresses aud speeches of successful candidates during the general election, the Land Act of 1884 may be considered safe against any…
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LONDON, Friday. -- The coming contest for Birmingham is exciting great interest, owing to the fact that Lord Randolph Churchill has for some time…
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THE NEW MINISTERS.—At 2 o'clock on Monday Mr. T. M. Slattery and Mr. W. J. Lyne proceeded to Government House, and being sworn in as members of the Executive Council, were then appointed to the…
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Elections to the Legislative Assembly are now completed, the last and most critical contest being that for the Murrumbidgee, where Mr. Dibbs's claim to the Promiorship has been approved by a substantial…
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