The Metropolitan Election
At the close of a week of excitement such as Sydney has not often experienced the leven Metropolitan Electorates have made their choice of members to represent…
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Politics & elections, 1885
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The Elections. West Macquarie Polling
THE polling for West Macquarie took place on Thursday, and resulted in the return of Mr. L.Lloyd, the old member, by a majority of 79 over Mr. Fitzpatrick, as the subjoined returns…
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The polling at Bathurst took place yesterday, and was the occasion of greater excitement than has been witnessed at any previous election. At an early hour vehicles of every…
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Morpeth-Wisdom. Gundagai-Want. Argyle - Holborrow and Tait. Grentell-Vaughn…
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The poll for tho election of two candidates for East Macquaric was taken, on Monday Rather more excitement than ordinary existed in the more populous parts of the…
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The official declaration of the Poll was made on Saturday at noon, by the Returning Officer, Mr. J. B. Dulhunty, who read the figures given in our last issue, namely, Suttor 866, Meagher…
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Mudgee—Sir John Robertson, Taylor, and De Courey Browne. Gwydir—Campbell. Queanbeyan—O'Sullivan…
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THE following have been elected:— Balranald—Wilkinson and Cranisie. Eden—Garvan and Clarke. Central Cumberland—McCulloch, Bull and…
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The last batch of elections was held on Saturday and resulted as follows:— Murrumbidgee—Dibbs, Gormley, and Bolton. New England.—Proctor and Inglis…
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As showing the calibre of some of the candidates who sough. A seat in Parliament at the recent general election, we reprint from the Herald the following report of the speech of one…
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