The United Kingdom Elections
London, Friday. -- Mr. John Bright, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and three Unionists have, been returned unopposed for Birmingham…
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Latest Cable News. the British Elections
LONDON, July 1.—Up to date, one hundred and twenty-three followers of Gladstone and one hundred and twenty-two Unionists have been returned unopposed.—…
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At the Mudges nomination on Tuesday, Mr. H. Crossing acted as the returning-officer. About 300 persons assembled. Mr. William Chandos Wa[?]t was nominated, and Mr. Richard…
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The latest electoral returns to hand give the re-election of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, for Midlothian; the Right Hon. Lord John Manners, for Melton,…
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London, Sunday.-- Sir Andrew Clarke has been rejected for the House of Commons by a large majority. London, Sunday.--The opposition…
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It is still doubtful whether the opposition to the Customs Duties Bill in Committee in the Assembly this evening will be so determined and continuous as to amount to " stonewalling."…
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LONDON, July 5.—The following additional returns are to hand: Grimsby—E. Heneage, Unionist. Stalybridge—T. H. Sidebottom, Conservative. Ashton-under-Lyne—J. B. Addison…
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LONDON, July 5.—Mr. Parnell has been promised by American sympathisers sufficient funds to enable his followers to contest all the seats in Ulster…
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LONDON, July 4.—Mr. Jesse Collings, who was formerly member for Ipswich, has been elected by an immense majority for the Bordesley division of that town…
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Mr. William Jacks has been elected unopposed for Leith. Mr. Jesse Collings was returned by an immense majority. Mr. Peter Rylands had a narrow escape of being defeated…
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Another flaw in the keystone of the democratic arch, and Mr. O'Sullivan with his rusty old kit of second-hand political tools again under the necessity of stepping in and repairing…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Legislative Council held a short sitting to-night, when Mr. Buchanan asked the Minister for Justice whether the attention of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Tuesday, July 6. Answers to Questions
In reply to Mr. Ives, Sir Patrick Jennings Mid that the amount paid by the A.S.N. Co. for the premises occupied by it as bonded stores, for the purpose of victualling its fleet, was £100 per annum, and…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--In the Assembly to-day, Mr. Kingston asked whether the Government would pledge themselves to oppose the election of any member of the…
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The SPEAKER took the chair at 4.30 p.m, QUESTIONS. Mr. COPELAND, in reply to Mr. Gormly, said that certain applications for the conversion of pre-emptive leases…
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Sir PATRICK JENNINGS, in answer to Mr. Ivas, stated that the A.S.N. Company paid £100 and Howard Smith and Co. £76 per year for the bounded stores from which they victualled…
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LONDON, July 6.— J. Corbett has ben reelected in the Liberal interest for Dreitwich by a majority of has been South The seven hundred. Charles Russell, Q.C., has been returned in the Liberal interest for…
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LONDON, June 5.—Only a few [?]TORAL returns have been received to-day. Following a the: state of parties:—Conservatives, 155; Unionists, 32; supporters of Mr. Gladstone, 60; Parnellites…
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Mr. Parnell regards the Irish Land Purchase Bill as dead. The Gladstone party complain of the weakness of the Irish vote in the elections for the…
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London, Tuesday.--The most noticeable feature at the elections so far is that the polling is everywhere light. The returns up to the present show…
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