AUSTRALIAN.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4413, 24 February 1883, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

Melbourne, Yesterday, i The Argus this morning, in classifying the recently elected members of the Assembly, includes Langdon, Connor, Cunningham, Wrixon, Cameron, and Firth, who have hitherto been classed as Independent, in its list of Constitutionalists. The following additional election returns are to hand :—Ballarat West: Fincham (who tied with. Jones) has been elected by the casting vote of the Returning Officer. Manduranej elected C. Yeo by a small majority. Yiliiers elected W". Anderson by a large majority. The election for the second seat is uncertain. Gippsland North elected J. AndrewThe Ministry will meet Parliament before resigning. Wimmera elected W. O'Callagban by a small majority. Mr Kedmond, M.P. for New Ross, Ireland, is now visiting this city, arid ad* dressed a large audience last evening. The meeting was orderly. No further cases of small pox hafe occurred here. [Received February 24,1 pitn.J Melboubne, This day. . The final election returns show that very few Boman Catholics have been elected to the new Parliament. The Houses will assemble on Tuesday next for the purpose of electing a Speaker. It is doubtful whether the proposed final Anglo-Australian cricket match will come off, as Morley is unwell, and would be unable to play.