other · 1880
Election petition notified to the Assembly by Speaker Peter Lalor, 20 Aug 1880: John Winthrop Hackett, barrister of Temple Court, disputes the Sandridge election of 14 July 1880, alleging John Madden (the returned member, later Chief Justice of Victoria) was guilty of bribery, treating, undue influence, intimidation and illegal practices under the Electoral Act 1865, and prays that Madden's return be voided and Hackett declared duly elected.
[ 2133 ] DIEU SOIT QUI MALY ENSE MON DROIT SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 96. …
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OfficialPeter Lalor
PetitionerJohn Winthrop Hackett
CandidateJohn Madden
CandidateJohn Madden
CandidateJohn Madden
CandidateJohn Madden
CandidateJohn Madden
CandidateJohn Madden
CandidateJohn Winthrop Hackett
PetitionerJohn Winthrop Hackett
LocationVictoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 96, 20 August 1880.
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