Items of Election News
The Williams—Mr. E. N. O'Brien, a miner, one of the defeated candidates for Northumberland, is said to he coming forward. —Captain Watson is a candidate, and his…
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Politics & elections, 1869
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Election Meeting
Mr. Dangar held a meeting on the evening of 9th inst., at Cousins' hotel, Narrabri[?] A MUNR[?], [?] being voted to the chair, passed high e[?]log[?]ms Mr. Dangar, on introducing him to the…
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On Thursday evening, at eight o'clock, the RETURNING OFFICER (J. N. B[?]ker, Esq.,) announced the result of the poil that had been taken tha[?] day for the election of one member to serve in the new Parliament. There was a large number…
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The polling for the electorate of Morpeth took place yesterday. Afer the close of the poll at the chief polling place, viz., at the Morpeth Court house, some excitement was shown amongst the crowd assembled, and a man named Styman,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Maitland Mercury. Saturday, December 18, 1869 the Progress of the Elections
THE progress of the general election shows once again that it is a mistake to attribute any very large amount of influence upon country constituencies to the decisions of Sydney electorates…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New England Election. (From our old Correspondent.)
I mentioned some weeks ago that it was a rather strange proceeding for New England to be so quiet (as it was then) in electioneering matters, but things have altered materially in the mean time, and now we are as bad in electioneering matters…
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Yesterday, the polling for the election of a member to represent the Borough of West Maitland in the new Parliament, took place, the polling places being the School…
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[Herald.]—RESULT OF POLL.—Byrnes, 468; Furnall, 455; Taylor, 274; Oakes, 270. Byrnes and Farnell were declared elected…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Election for the Northern Gold-fields. the Nomination, (From the Armidale Express.)
We have been favoured by a correspondent with a full report of the proceedings at the nomination, at the Rocky, on Wednesday last. The polling takes place on the 10th January…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Maitland Mercury. Saturday, December 25, 1869. Christmas and the Elections
CHRISTMAS comes upon us this year in the midst of somewhat peculiar circumstances. An Australian Christmas is always more or less of an anomaly to people from the old world; for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Maitland Mercury. Tuesday, December 28, 1869. Abuses at Elections
CONSIDERING that during the general election now drawing to a close, there have been influences at work peculiarly adapted to bring about excitement, disturbance, and even breaches of…
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[Herald.]—Lord: Dubbo, 85; Yamma, 37. Manning: Dubbo, 77; Tamma, 4. Ardill: Dubbo, 5; Tamma, 4…
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[Herald.]—The returns are all in, and the official declaration of the poll will take place to-morrow. The following is the result:— Hon. W. Forster, 334; Mr. Campbell, 325…
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[Herald.]—The result of the polling here to-day stands:—Dangar, 98; Sharp, 2. The returns from the other polling places have not yet been received…
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