The General Election
The time approaches when the new Parliament must be elected, under the Electoral Act of 1880. We have prepared, for the information of our readers, and shall correct…
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Politics & elections, 1880
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Election Items
THE Daily Telegraph, very properly condemns Mr. J. M'Elhone's threat to the Upper Hunter electors, respecting his protege, Mr. J. M'Laughlin…
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In the Assembly, this afternoon, Sir Bryan O'Loghlen submitted a point of order, that the Estimates now before the Assembly are illegal and ought to be removed. He said that the Civil Service…
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THE following is a list of candidates for the new Parliament, showing the electorate for which they are announced, and the number of members to be returned…
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It may not be realised by electors as thoroughly as is desirable that from the moment Parliament is dissolved, their efforts in selecting a new Parliament should begin,…
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The time approaches when the new Parliament must be elected, under the Electoral Act of 1880. We have prepared, for the information of our readers, and shall correct…
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THE following is a list of candidates for the new Parliment, showing the electorate for which they are announced, and the number of members to be returned…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Dissolution of Parliament. [From Greville's Telegram Company.] Tuesday night
Parliament was dissolved by proclamation in the Government Gazette late this afternoon. The East Sydney nomination takes place first, and is fixed for Monday next, the 15th November, and the polling on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The General Election. the Government Programme
The following address to the electors of East Sydney contains the Government programme, and we therefore reprint it. TO THE ELECTORS OF EAST SYDNEY…
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We are glad to receive, and print, telegrams stating that election meetings have been held. Such telegrams convey news, and we always have space for news. Any…
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The time approaches when the new Parliament must be elected, under the Electoral Act of 1880. We have prepared, for the information of our readers, and shall correct…
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On Wednesday evening Mr. J. F. Burns, one of the candidates for the representation of the Hunter in the new Parliament, addressed a large meeting of electors at the Falls Hotel, West Maitland. The…
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On Tuesday the official writs of election were issued, for the general election under the new Act, and we extract from the official list in the Government Gazette, the portions referring to these…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The General Election. Electorate of West Maitland. Mr. James Fullford's Meeting
Last evening, in pursuance of notice, Mr. James Fullford, one of the candidates for the representation of West Maitland in Parliament, addressed a large meeting of electors in the Maitland School of…
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AN inquest was held this evening, before W.D. Meares, P.M., District Coroner, at the Club, House Hotel, touching the death of an elderly man,…
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ON Saturday last, Mr. W. C. Browne addressed a meeting of the electors at Broke and spoke on various political subjects for upwards of an hour. This…
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SIR,-Only a few days ago I had the opportunity accidentally afforded me of having heard a most interesting dialogue on the subject of the coming election…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Polling for East Sydney. Return of Messrs. Reid, Renwick, Dangar, and Sir [?]H. Parkes. [Greville's Telegram to "Mercury."] Wednesday, received 7 evening
The elections have completely stopped business. At the East Sydney polling to-day the excitement appeared to be genuine political excitement, not spasmodic or spurious interest, dependent upon the…
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Mr. William Teece[?] jun., has been re-elected for Goulburn, without opposition. At the nomination for South Sydney, to-day, Messrs. John Davies, C.M.G., Edward Hordern,…
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East Sydney (4).—Sir. Hy. Parkes Dr. Ronwick Messrs. G.H. Reid and Mr H. C. Dangar Morpeth(1).-Hon R. Wisdom…
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