The Coming Election
THE last telegram received at our office yesterday announced that the writ for the election of a member for Kiama, vice H. Parkes, Esq., resigned, had been issued by…
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Politics & elections, 1866
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West Sydney Election
On Monday last, Mr. Geoffrey Eagar was duly proposed and seconded for West Sydney, and returned to Parliament unopposed, except…
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The election for West Sydney took place on Monday last, and resulted in the return of Mr Eagar A mr Rogers nominated himself but as the show of hands was against him, and he neglected to demand a p[?]ll,…
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OUR member the Honorable the Colonial Secretary, arrived per steamer Illalong, on Saturday morning last, and was met by a number of friends, who escorted him to his…
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THE nomination of three aldermen to serve in the Municipal Council of Kiams in place of Messrs. Pike, English, and Boyd, who retire by rotation, took place in the…
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A meeting of the electors took place at the Court-house, on Tuesday last, at noon, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the office, of Alderman in the room of Aldermen Beatson, Osborne, and Downie,…
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The meeting then proceeded to the election of auditors. Mr. George Osborne proposed, and Mr. W. Robson seconded the nomination of Mr. S. J. Pearson…
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THE Singleton correspondent of the Maitland Mercury says:—The polling for the election of a member for the electoral district of Patrick's Plains, in the room of the…
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ON the day appointed, at noon, about one hundred persons assembled in the Court-room to hear the official declaration of the result of the polling at the various…
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At the declaration of the poll, which took place at the Council Chamber yesterday, 14th inst, Messrs W. Voles, Thomas Fenwick, and Humphrey Dunster, were declared daly elected. The Particulars of…
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AT the declaration of the poll which took place at the Council Chamber on the 14th inst, Messrs W. Moles, Thomas Fenwick, and Humphrey Dunster, were declared duly…
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MY SON,-John Caldwell, Esq., M.P. for East Sydney, is a gentleman who has very good parts, and has considerable influence in the Assembly on certain questions. By influence, I mean be is generally…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Magistrates by the Election of the People. to the Editor of the Kiama Independent
SIR,—In your issue of the 12th instant, Mr. James Colley is said to have remarked at the dinner given in honor of your esteemed townsman, Mr. Sharpe,…
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ON Wednesday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, says a special Washington correspondent of the New York Times, a man of unusually large proportions called at the…
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MY SON.—You have been, as you said, too much occupied with the Circuits to read my letters carefully. I have been too much occupied with the spectacle on St. George's Day, the inauguration of…
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We are requested to state the recent announcement in the Sydney Morning Herald to the effect that "the Government propose to…
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SIR.—The Independent of the 26th of April last, contained a long and to my mind, a very pernicious letter, headed as above, and signed "Alcibiades," The subject I conceive to be…
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MY SON—The Honorable Geoffrey, M.P., for West Sydney and Colonial Treasurer, is a man of middle height, moderately stout, about 45 years of age, slightly bald an front of his head, which leans forward…
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MY SON.—James Squire Farnell, Enq., M.P. for Parramat[?]a, in conjunction with Mr B[?]es is about 40 years of age, a little above the middle height, hair thin in front. whiskers of a sonly color, features not…
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"The express image of the People." Burke. MY SON.—Thomas garrett, Esq., M. P., for shoal haven, and Chairman of Committees, is a young man…
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