Candidates Announced
Elections have commenced in earnest. Several addresses are out, and many candidates have announced themselves; amongst them being Mr. E. B. Barton and Sir Henry Parkes, for East Sydney;…
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Politics & elections, 1882
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The General Elections. (From Saturday's E. News.)
THE canvas for these elections has now commenced in real earnest, and is likely to be very brisk until the poll has closed, which so far as Sydney and the suburbs are concerned is likely to take place for the…
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THE Glarence—Returning Officer, Thomas Small, Esq., J.P.; place of nomination, Maclean; polling places, Brushgrove. Chatsworth Island, Iluka, Lawrence, Maclean, Ulmarra, Palmer's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. [From Our Correspondents and Sydney Papers.] East Sydney Nomination
THE nomination in connection with the electorate of East Sydney, for which four members have to be returned, came off on Tuesday last. The weather was beautifully fine, the sun being not too hot, and a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Clarence & Richmond Examiner Saturday, 2Nd December, 1882. Grafton Election. Mr. John See at Grafton
MR. J. SEE addressed the electors at the Theatre Royal, on Thursday evening. There was an attendance of about 300 electors. On the motion of Mr H. MAURICE, seconded by…
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A MOST enthusiastic meeting of the electors was held at Mr A. W. Davison's wool store, on Tuesday evening, and despite only one day's notice, the meeting was well attended…
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For this electorate, which has often been designated as a pocket borough of Sir G. W. Allen—the able speaker of the Legislative Assembly—a nephew of the late Mr M. Fitzpatrick came forward in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. [From Our Correspondents and Sydney Papers.] East Sydney Election. Defeat of the Ministry. Sydney
As was previously announced, the election of four, members for the electorate of East Sydney, to serve in the new Parliament, took place on Thursday, and resulted in the rejection, by large majorities, of Sir…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Municipal Elections. [From Our Correspondent.] Sydney
FRIDAY last—to use a sporting phrase—was an "off day," so far as the Pailiamentary elections were concerned, Nevertheless, locally, great, interest was manifested over the contested seats for aldermanic…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Clarence Election. Mr. Purves at Rocky Mouth
MR. PURVES addressed the electors at Rocky Mouth on Friday evening, in the School of Arts. There was a good attendance of the electors, and Mr. D. Shearer, J.P., occupied the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clarence & Richmond Examiner Tuesday, 5Th December, 1882. Grafton Election. Mr. John See at South Grafton
MR JOHN SEE addressed the electors in the hall of the School of Arts, South Grafton, on Friday evening. The Mayor (Mr. D. Beatson. J.P.) was in the chair, and Mr. See went over the principal topics…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →East Sydney Election. Polling Day. [From a Correspondent.]
FROM 8 o'clock on Thursday morning — the day chosen for the electors of East Sydney to return four candidates, as representatives of the premier constituency of the colony—that time when the "bold…
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AT noon, on Tuesday, the Returning Officer, Mr Alfred Lardner, J.P., attended at the Theatre Royal, which had been announced as the place of nomination, and read the writ authorising an election for…
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The show of hands yesterday, for Canterbury, was in favour of Pigott, Archer, and Stephen. At Mudgee Sir John Robertson's return is certain, with A. G. Taylor next, and Davidson probably third…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Clarence Election. Mr. Purves' Meetings. LAWRENCE
MR. PURVES addressed the electors at Lawrence, in Davison's wool store, on Wednesday evening, when there was a large attendance of electors. Mr A. W. Davison occupied the chair, and Mr Purves was very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Elections. [From Our Correspondents and Sydney Papers.] West Sydney. Sydney
The election of four members for West Sydney took place to-day. Great interest was manifested in the proceedings, as evinced by the number of vehicles—with posters on, recommending the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Elections. Mr. Hogan's Meeting at Casino. [From Our Correspondent.]
ON Wednesday evening, Mr HOGAN addressed a very large audience in the School of Arts, Casino, the Mayor, Mr A. J. Simpson prosiding, by request. Mr SIMPSON, in introducing Mr Hogan, said they…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Elections. Clarence Election
ONLY about thirty electors assembled at the Court House Maclean, on Wednesday, to hear the declaration of the poll which was made by the ReturningOfficor (Mr Thomas Small, J.P.)…
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