WELLINGTON.
[By Telegraph.]
(From our own Correspondent.) Wellington, August 16. A careful analysis of the House gives the following as very close to the probable result of the division on the Abolition Bill: Forty-seven will vote for carrying itithrough all its stages] six are -doubtful—they will vote with the Government for the second reading, but favor its reference to constituencies. The Opposition numbers twenty-two. Messrs Reid and Montgomery are unlikely to join with the latter in offering factious opposition, but will endeavor to amend the Bill in Committee.
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Evening Star, Issue 3893, 16 August 1875, Page 3
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88WELLINGTON. Evening Star, Issue 3893, 16 August 1875, Page 3
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