Writs of Election
THE following list will show the dates of nomination and polling days of tho several elections which have not yet taken place :-- THE BOGAN.--1 member; place of nomination…
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Politics & elections, 1872
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New Candidates. to the Editor
Before the police magistrate and Mr. Sheppard. Margaret Murray was charged with using indecent language to Mary Anne Burgess. Mr. Betts for prosecution; Mr. Gannon for…
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MONDAY was the day fixed for the nomination of a member of the Legislative Assembly as representative for Yass Plains; and at noon precisely Mr. J. F. Gray, the…
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AN impudent attempt at interference with the Yass election was made on Saturday last by Mr. John Davies of 90, York-street, Sydney, the president, we understand, of a combination known as the Protestant…
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THE nomination for the electorate of Queanbeyan took place on Monday last. Mr. Peter Naylor proposed and Mr. Charles Scott seconded Mr. L W. F. De Salis…
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AS I mentioned in my last, the âMissing Link was trotted out before an immense concourse of spectators on Saturday evening. The Burgomaster did the honors with an affability, dignity, easy…
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AT noon on Thursday the returning-officer, the three candidates, and two or three other gentlemen, ascended the hustings, around which a number of the electors had congregated…
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IN our last issue we announced that, up to the arrival of Wednesday's mail, no instructions had been received by the returning-officer as to the course to be pursued with reference to the objections which…
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AN ELECTION MEETING AT TAMWORTH.—On Thursday evening last (says the Examiner), according to previous announcement, the Hon. John Robertson appeared at the…
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Now that the turmoil of the elections is over, it may be interesting to ascertain as near as practicable what are the opinions of the new members on some of the questions submitted…
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THE second question on which the Government based their appeal to the country was the Land Bill. The bill was introduced in the Assembly by Mr. Wilson, on the 16th…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Opening of Parliament. (From the S. M. Herald.)
THE Seventh Parliament of New South Wales was opened on Tuesday by Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of the colony. There was a large attendance of hon. members of both branches…
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THE Seventh Parliament of Now South Wales was opened on Tuesday by Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of the colony. There was a large attendance of hon. members of…
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THE Legislative Council met at twelve o'clock, noon, on Tuesday. As it usual on such occasion the space allotted to visitors was occupied by a number of ladies and…
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ON Wednesday morning the first session of the new Parliament was opened, with the usual formalities, by his Excellency the Administrator of the Government. The Legislative Council, as is…
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CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES.-- Mr. Docker proposed the suspension of so much of the standing orders as would preclude the proposal of Mr. Allen as Chairman of Committees,…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Upon the motion of Mr. Innes, a petition presented by him from certain miners of Gulgong, relative to the abolition of the present Court of…
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IN the Legislative Council, there were only eight members present besides the President, and therefore the House was adjourned until four oâclock on Wednesday…
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IN the Legislative Council, The chair was taken at 20 minutes past 4 oâclock. The Hon. Sir William Manning, Hon. Alexander…
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The House met at the usual hour, but immediately adjourned as a mark of respect for the memory of the late William Charles Wentworth…
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