Parliamentary.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3293, 11 July 1879, Page 2

Parliamentary.

Government Supporters Estimated at 51 and Opposition at 35.

(feom, bus own cobbespondent.)

Wellington, Last night,

The following is an analysis of the House, shewing the party strength which is here considered a close approximate : —

Liberal side — Ballance, Bastings, Brown J. C, Barff, Bunny, Barton, Cutten, Carrington, DeLatour, Goldie, Feldwick, Fisher, Jackson, George, Gisborne, Grey, Hamlin, Hislop, Kelly, Hodgkinson, Joyce, Macandrew, Menders, McMinn, Moss, Nahe, QUivjer,, O'Borke, Pyke, Eees, Eeeves> J Sbeehan, Swanson, Thompson, Tole, Turnbjilii, Wallisi .Adams, Seaton, Bryce, Shrimski, Montgomery, and the Southern and Eastern Maori members; doubtful— Brown J. C, Driver, Tawihi, Brandon, Baigent, Eowe, and Woolcock. ;! |

Opposition—Atkinson,Beetham,BoW|en, Douglas, Fitzroy, Green, Gibbs, Hunter; Hursthouie, Kenny, Richmond, Johnston, McFarlane; McLean, Moor house, Morris, Ormond;; rMurray-Aynsley,; Eichardspn, Bolleston, Eussell, Sutton, Seymoiur, Bterens, Studholmo, Hare," Fox, (Wakefield, Whitaker, William, Murray, Curias, Hobbs,,Henry, andSaunders. „

If Stewart is elected for Dunedin, he will vote with the Opposition, if Eeeves is elected he will vote with the Ministry.!

-Woalcock being a West Goast member may be influenced by Gisborne.

Eowe is considered to leafe uu« pledged. ■-,-■■< ■ '

Tawhihi may perchance incline to the Ministry, bat is attached to the Opposx.liuity of } a v i - 'I