Dissolution of Parliament
On the 18th ultimo a proclamation w[?] issued proroguing Parliament until the 2nd February. This step on the part of His Excellency and his advisers has…
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The Election
THE appeal to the country, which had been so long for seen, has at last been made, and the various constituencies are now called upon to express their approval…
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DURING the week, the friends of Mr Placket have been debating upon the propriety of turning a requisition to that gentleman, But We fear that, owing td…
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A meeting of the friends of Mr. J.R. Hardy, the candidate for the representation of the Southern Boroughs, was held at [?]on the .After Mr…
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SYDNEY HAML[?].âThe nomination for this, the second consistency in the colony, took place on Tuesday last. The candidates were, Sir Daniel Cooper and…
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Messrs. E.C. Weeks and James Dickson have been returned for the North-umberland Boroughs. There has been a close contest for the…
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Candidates draw near, We are going to have elections; Listen and youâll hear A few first-rate directions…
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Now that our election-is over, it becomes mosities engendered by party feeling. Differences of opinion must exist in all communities, but the perpetuation of a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Election for Murrumbidgee. Dr. Owen’s Meeting
In consequence of the appearance of a placard, announcing that Dr Own would address the electors of Albury at Asherâs Imperial Hotel, on Monday evening last,…
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Since our last publication the elections for the subjoined localities have taken place, with the following results :â SOUTH RIDING OF CUMBERLAND…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Deniliquin. [From Our Correspondent.] February, 12th the Polling
The polling for this part of the Murrumbidgee took place at the Courtâroom (Royal Hotel), on Tuesday, We Were annously awaiting the arrival of Mr Hay…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening of Parliament
The firet [?]ecsion of the second Parliament under responsible government commenced on the 23rd March, when the members of both Houses met in the Legislative Council Chamber. The…
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THE business in the Upper Houbeen [?]paratively unimportant. The Sheep [?]vention Bill has been read a time. [?] several other measures have [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonial Intelligence. Election Op a King of New Zealand
We copy the following from the Hawkeâs Buy Herald of the 10th July:â âThe arrival from the Wa kalo of Moanui and his attendants have brought us an…
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The polling for the Beechworth division of the Eastern Province was unattended with any excitement, but every effort was made by the friends of both the candidates to bring the…
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