THE VICTORIAN ELECTIONS.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1995, 16 July 1880, Page 3

THE VICTORIAN ELECTIONS.

[by submarine cable]. MELBOURNE, July 15. The following members have been returned : Benambra—P. D. Wallaoe, M. Oreswick—T. Cooper, M. ; J. H. Wheeler, M.; B. Richardson; O. Gippsland, South—F. O. Mason, O, Grant—P. Lalor, O.; J. Rees, O. Sara Kara—J. L. Dow, O. Kilmore—T. Hunt, O. Moira—H. Bolton, O. ;G. W. Hall, O. Normanby—W. Shiels, M. Ripon—F. Longmore, O. Villiers—W. Anderson, M. j Toohey, O. Wimmera—W. O'Callaghan, O.; W. Madden, M. Bodney—S. Fraser, M.; D. Gillies, M. Kyneton—O. Young, M. Ararat—D. Gaunson, O. Ballarat, East—J. James, O.; D. Brophy, M. Ballarat, West—W. O. Smith, O.; H. Bell, O.; G. B. Finoham, O. Barwon—J. F. Levien, M. Belfast—Sir J. O'Shanassy, O. Boroondara—R. Murray Smith, M. Bourke, East—B. Ramsay, M. Bourke Boroughs—W. Cook, O. Bourke, South—J. Keys, M. Bourke, West—Sir Bryan O'LoghleD, O. j A. Deakin, O. Brighton—T. Bent, M. Carlton—J. Gardiner, O. Castlemain—J. B. Patterson, O ; C. H. Pearson, O. Collingwood—J. D. Langridge, O; J. Mirams, O. Delatite—J. H. Graves, D. Dundas—O. M. Officer, M. Emerald Hill—J. Nimmo, O ; R. Mogregor, O. Evelyn—E. H. Cameron, M. Fitzroy—A. L. Tucker, O : W. M. K. Vale O Footscray—W. M. Clark, O. Geelong—G. Berry, O ; I. de B. Johnstone, O ; O. Kernot, O. Grenville—D. M. Davies, O ; Young, O. Maryborough—J. M. Barr, O ; R. Bowman, O. Melbourne, East—A. K. Smith, M;E. L. Zox, M. Melbourne, North—J. Laurens, O ; J. Story,O. Melbourne, West —Sir O. McMahon, M; J. Orkney, M. Ovens—G. B. Kerferd, M; W. Zinoke, M. Polworth—W. J. O'Hea, O. Portland—H. J. Wrixon, D. Richmond—J. Bosisto, M; L. Smith, O. Sandhurst —R. Clark, M ; B. Burrowea, M ; J. Quick, O. Sandridge—J. Madden, M. Stawell—J. Woods, O. St. Kilda—G. D. Carter, M.; J. Harris, M. Williamstown —A. T. Clark, O. Mornington—J. Gibb, M. Maldon—J. Service, M. Dalhouse—J. G. Duffy, M. Mandurang —H. B. Williams, O.; J. Fisher, O.; H. McOoll, O. North Gippsland— A. M'Lean, M.; J. M'Kean, O. Avoca— V. Langdon, M.; J. M. Grant, O. It is expected that the full totals will show —Opposition, 51; Ministerialists, 35. A Cabinet Council will be held to-morrow. It is believed that Ministers will meet Parliament for the purpose of obtaining a vote for supplies. The Catholics have largely con- , tributod to the Ministerial defeat. It is thought that with the exception of Messrs Paterson and Smith, Mr Berry will exclude his former colleagues. Tho excitement over the elections was intense, but no disturbances occurred.