The Municipal Elections
So far, matters are quiet in connection with the above. In South Ward there will be a sharp contest between Aid. Marr (the retiring Alderman for that ward), and Aid. Primrose (who now…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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The Aldermanio Elections. Alderman Primrose's Meeting
On Friday evening, Alderman Primrose, who is a candidate for South Ward set the ball rolling by delivering an address from the balcony of Mr. Viney's Hotel. Mr. J. M. McQuade J.P, occupied…
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There was a very good attendance of ratepayers at the Council Chambers on Tuesday last,ânomination.day,âwhen the Mayor, F. J. Mortley, Esq., presided. He read the following nominations…
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Friday last was polling day, and though about the average number of votes were polled in Central and South Wards, there was very little excitement in connection with the contests. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Election of Mayor at Richmond
There was a very large attendance of ratepayers at the Council meetinjg at Richmond on Monday evening, the business being the election of a Mayor to fill thevacarcy caused by the death of Mr. J. E…
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The election of au Alderman to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. J. E. Onus, took place on Friday last. The candidates were Mr. Alexander Benson and Mr. George Woodhill. Mr. Benson…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Forthcoming Elections
A deal of interest is already being locally manifested in the contest which will take place during the next few wesks for the Hawkesbury electorate seat. Parliament is to be dissolved to-day…
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The returns for the electorates contested on Wednesday next will be exhibited as soon as they can be got to hand on that evening. Special arrangements have been,…
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The writ for the Hawkesbury election is out. Monday next will be nomination-day, and Wednesday next polling-day. Mr. J. B. Johnston, junr., J.P., is the Returning-Officer. Particulars…
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In matters called political The situation's critical, But doubtless lots Of patroits…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Election Nomination for the Hawkesbury
There was a large attendance at the hustings, Court-house, Windsor, on Monday last, when the nomination of candidates for the Hawkesbury was…
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The will be at least two candidates for the vacancy in North Ward, occasioned through the demise of Aid Smith-Messrs R. Huggins and D. Holland. Both gentlemen are at work, and have…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Election. the Polling
Considerable interest was evinced in the contest which took place on Wednesday last for the representation of the Hawkesbury. The candidates were Mr. W…
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On Friday a large crowd assembled at the Court-house, Windsor, to hear the final state of the poll declared. Mr. J. B. Johnston, senr, came forward, and apologised for the absence of the…
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There was a large attendance at the hustings, Court-house, Windsor, on Monday last, when the nomination of candidates for the Hawkesbury was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Labour Party in Parliament
It was one of Nepoleon's favourite maxims that it takes a good general to win a victory, but a great one to make proper use of it, and the Workers having now…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Electioneering Humours
Four unemployed men got into town on Friday last, and having been filled up with fighting rum, took to the "stump," and delivered incoherent barrangues to a large number of people in front of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Hawkesbury Election
On Saturday morning last, the official declaration of the poll for the Hawkesbury Was made, when Mr. J. B. Johnston, J.P., Returning-Officer, announced that Mr. Bowman had been returned…
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Twas election day. I made my way along a weary course,— To vote intent—my knees were bent across my poor old horse…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Row Some Politicians Make Sure of Election
It is said that some of the candidates during the late city elections resorted to the corrupt practise of buying votes at £I each. This may seem somewhat…
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