The Mudgee Election.—declaration of the Poll
ON Wednesday morning, at twelve o'clock, the returning-officer made an official declaration of the poll at the hustings, Mudgee, in the presence of about one hundred…
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Politics & elections, 1872
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Parliament of New South Wales. Tuesday, January 23Rd
IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Parkes took the oath and his seat. A message from the Governor was received, recommending the payment of public salaries on the…
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NEW MEMBER.-- Mr. Parkes took the oath and his seat. PETITIONS.-- Petitions were presented from Molong, Braidwood, Gulgong, Argyle,…
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IN the Legislative Council. The further consideration of the Friendly Societies Bill in committee was postponed, on the motion of the Postmaster-General, for a week…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, A message was received from his Excellency the Governor recommending & vote for the payment of the public service far February, March and April…
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THREE MONTHS' VOTE OF CREDIT.-- A message was received from his Excellency the Governor recommending a vote for the payment of the public service for February, March, and April…
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In the Legislative Council. Mr Docker, on the order of the day for the further consideration of the Friendly Societies Bill in committee being read, rose to make a ministerial…
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SIR,âHis Excellency the Governor having granted the ministry a dissolution of the Assembly, it devolves upon the electorates to select fit and proper men to represent them in the new parliament…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Address of the House of Commons to the Crown Not to Dissolve Parliament. (To the Editor of the S. M. Herald.)
SIR,—As I have heard some persons express an opinion to the effect that the House of Commons never addressed the crown not to dissolve parliament, I will point to one…
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THE elections of aldermen took place yesterday. Mr. George Martyr noted as presiding-officer and Mr. Matthew Kennett as poll-clerk for the north ward; Mr. Joseph Collins as presiding-officer and…
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THE elections for three aldermen to serve one each in the centre, north, and south wards took place on Friday. A good deal of excitement existed at the north ward; but everything was exceedingly quiet…
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NOTWITHSTANDING that we have received intimation in a privnte letter from Sydney that the reelection of Mr. Fitzpatrick for Yass Plains is to be opposed, we place but little reliance in the…
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ARGYLE.--1 member; place of nomination, Goulburn ; nomination, March 4; pollingday, March8. BALRANALD.--1 member ; place of nomination, Balranald;nomination, March 7; polling day,…
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A MEETING of aldermen for the purpose of electing a mayor to serve in the Council for the municipal year of 1872, took place in the chambers oil Monday at 12 oâclock…
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OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE POLL FOR ALDERMEN. ON Saturday morning last the mayor, Mr. F. Horn, acting as returning-officer, took his seat on the bench in the court-house shortly after ten o'clock and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →West Sydney Election. (Abridged from the S. M. Herald.) Declaration Op the Poll
ON Thursday the polling for four representatives to represent the electorate of West Sydney in Parliament took place. The polling closed at four oâclock and about half-past 7 oâclock the…
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THE approaching election for Yass Oceanians neither talk nor exitoiment. The constitnency generally are quite satisfied with the past carrer of their late member, Mr. Fitzputrick, mid no…
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ARGYLE.—1 member; place of nomination, Goulburn of nomination, March 4; palling day, March 8. BALRANALD.—1 member; place of nomination, Balranald; nomination, March .7; polling day,…
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ON Friday, the polling for four representatives to represent the electorate of West Sydney in parliament took place. The election was carried on in the most orderly manner throughout, notwithstanding…
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MR. E. G. BROWN, the former member, has been defeated at Tumut by Mr. Hoskins by a large majority. We expected this, but the majority (292) is certainly larger than was…
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