The general Election
THE end is drawing nigh, but oven now it would puzzle even the wisest among us to hazard a reliable forecast of the state of parties in the cense that we have been accustomed to…
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Election Notes
TAYLOR, of Liverpool, had 120 plumpers in his own district, which fact causes his stereo typed nominator of the "Liverpool Herald" to flap his wings and crow very loudly, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Arrangements for the Parramatta Election. to the Editor of the Cumberland Argus
SIR.— those were the same as they have been for some years past, except that I think the names beginning with " M" wore for the first time polled at the Court House: but even this…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The General Election. Saturday's Polling. Members Returned
Elections were held in seven constituencies on Saturday, the result being the return of two Ministerialists, six Oppositionists, and one Labour supporter to the new Parliament. Out of the nine…
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The elections on Saturday produced two additional Ministerial members, as well as three to strengthen tho Opposition, and four to augment tho already large labor party…
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To-day we present the first batch of biographies of the new members of Parliament. Of the 12 gentlemen of whose lives sketches are given, five (Messrs. Marks, Fitzgerald,…
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By the polling which took place on Saturday nine more members were elected to the Legislative Assembly—namely, two freetraders, three protectionists, three labor protectionists, an one…
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Polling takes place to-day at Balranald, The Bogan, Molong, Murray, Murrumbidgee; and Wollombi, the number of members to be returned being 12. There are 26 candidates in the field…
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Mr. E. Darnley, M.L.A., one of the successful labor candidates for Balmain, has been busily engaged in the Molong district during the past few days working for the trades unionist, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The General Election. Yesterday's Polling. the State of the Parties
Elections were held yesterday in six important country constituen[?], the Bogan, the Murrombidgeo, the Murray, Balranald, Molong, and the Wollombi. As the result, twelve members…
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Biographical sketches of 13 more new members of Parliament are given this issue. Of the 13 members four (Messrs. Hoyle, Donald, Gardiner and G. F. Hutchinson) are…
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At the usual meeting of the South Sydney Labor Electoral League on Monday evening, in the Congregational Schoolroom, Devonshire-street, at the conclusion of the routine business…
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The polling yesterday in the various electorates resulted in a return of eight protectionists, one freetrader, two labor protectionists, and one freetrad-labor candidate. Mr. Dibbs secured the third seat in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parnellite Convention. Preparing for the General Election. London, June 29
A convention of the old National League branches of Ireland has been called for July 23, under the presidency of Mr. Parnell, with the object, it is said, of arranging for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Campaign. the Latest Elections. An Absolute Majority for Protection
THE latest batch of elections brings us within sight of the end. Only eight seats remain now to be contested, and they will be chiefly Oppositionist, so that…
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The monthly board meeting of the New South Wales Typographical Association was held in the rooms, Royal Arcade, on Saturday evening, Mr. T. W…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The General Election the Two Chief Parties Nearly Equal. Protectionists in a Majority. Return of Mr. Dibbs
The 12 seats for which the contest took place yesterday were mostly monopolised by the Opposition, which party secured eight of them, while the Labor party took three and…
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The two elections held yesterday showed that the electors in the Hume and Monaro districts are exceptionally faithful to their old loves, for in each case the former members for the districts were returned. In…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--In the Assembly today the Treasurer stated that the Government favored proposals to push the southern boundary of the northern territory from the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Queensland Parliament. the Governor's Speech
BRISBANE, Wednesday.-The fourth session of the tenth Parliament was opened on Tuesday by Sir Henry Norman. The Governor's speech is generally considered colorless, and is to a large…
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