Political candidacies loom in Melbourne districts
The Week surveys forthcoming elections in St Kilda, Prahran, Brighton, Emerald Hill, Sandridge, Evelyn, Mornington, and Collingwood. Multiple candidates emerge with Liberal and Ministerial leanings, varying popularity, and shifting allegiances amid土地 and land policy debates. Concerns about protection, member pay, and independent action tint the field as figures like Crews, Nicholson, and Anderson maneuver for influence.
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England
Marylebone
Miciz
St. Kilda
Messrs
Brodribb
Johaston
Hirabes
Bropatan
Crews
Prahran
Hicsor Ham
Brighton
Anderson
Emerald Hill
Curry
Nicholson
Sandridge
Evelyn and Mornington
Manuel
Wesbon
Williametown
Collingwood
Usu
Don
Epwards
Greenwood
East Collingwood
Lanorton
Legislative Assembly
Dow
Messier
Grepien
Jas. M'Fatt
Gaanam ‘Benry
der Evans
Richmond
Hig Quondam
Curryp
Australian political and legal row dominates Melbourne news
A crowded Melbourne page surveys party defections and ministerial resignations, debating Ireland's split from the government, pension hurdles, and protections versus free trade. It weighs the attorney general role, pension rules, and the motives behind the secession amid broader public sentiment. It also covers a brutal manslaughter case, squatter property disputes, and the troubled Melbourne and Suburban Railway project with its mounting losses and creditor handover.
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Ireland
Inziano
Imeane
O'Shanassy
Hearts
Mason
Chillington Run
MaAson
M‘leop
Crown
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MeIcorren
Francis
Epgak Ray
Atreata
CaLowe L
Leader
West Melbourne
Thompson
Kilpatrick and Co
Mesara O'Brien
CoHen
East Melbourne
Amprose Kyte
Kyte
North Melbourne
Messrs Sinclair
Quirk
Thomas Dickson
Dickson
O’seanassy
Heades
Hears
East Bourke
Taerann
Leonard Mason
Alexander M‘dovcatt
Gipps Land
WM. Stawell
Regan
Reaux
Carrie
Extra- Beth
Justice Motesworth
Currie
Cooley
Curtiz
Melbourne and Suburban Railway
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