Government Officers at Elections
We publish, for general information, the following section of the new Electoral Act, in order to show how very guardedly the Government has legislated in reference to their…
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The Election
Up to Tuesday last, we lived in hopes that some candidate would enter the field, for the representation of tie Hume district, whom we could conscientiously recommend for the…
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When the Returning Officer announced the result of the election, there could not have been less than 10,000 persons present. I myself estimate them at 13,000. The crowd…
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At an early hour yesterday authority, a crowd of the [?] and independentâ assembled opposite the Albury Court House, for the purpose of recording their votes under the ba[?]at. At first the…
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Our friends in this excitable Electorate are sorely puzzled, there being now no less than four Candidates wooing her. First we have Mr. Morris Asher, the great anti-squatter man,…
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THE Election is now ever, and the Hon. John hay, for the fifth time ; represents this part of the great district of the Murrumbidgee. The Honorable Member goes…
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This important constituency has now to acknowledge Mr. Morris Asher as its representative; that candidate having obtained a majority of 3 over Mr. Mate, 102…
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The victim of the practical joke referred to in the following paragraph, was, of course, the newly elected member for West Sydney : â âA gentleman in Sydney, well known for his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Colonial. Moreton Bay Separation and the Parliament of New South Wales
The reported separation of Moreton Bay from New South Wales, for which at present there is no authority but our telegraphic messages, has caused some speculation amongst…
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Misbtur Heditur, Dodder nite I wint over to Jonny Kingâs to ave a peep at the Boorder Posht an its meself injoved it viry much. you shood have seen me lanf. Will,…
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THE Elections are over, or nearly so. The die is cast, and New South Wales has nominated, for the first Reform Parliament, the men who are to make laws for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Members of the British Parliament
Notwithstanding the tramp of horses, and the clank of artillery waggons we persist is believing, that, there is a sound still more imposing; a voice which must in the end…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Municipal Election
WE have to congratulate our citizens upon the result of the election for Aldermen end Auditors of our newly launched Municipality. In spite of all the dissentions, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Election of Mayor. To the Editor of the Border Post
SIR,âYour last issue contains a paragraph, referring to the recent election of Mayor, by the recently elected Aldermen. As it is not a correct version permit me to solicit the insertion of this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Election of Mayor. To the Editor of the Border Post
SIR,âI observe Mr. Roper in your last issue supplies the public with what he is pleased to call âa correct versionâ of the voting for the election of Mayor. Notwithstanding the election was by…
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The following letter in reply to Dr. Lang communication, has been published in the Sydney Herald. SIR,âMy excited curiosity at seeing [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Tossing Up for a Seat in Parliament
Everybody knows that at the last election for Chippenham the gallant Captain Boldero lost his seat. Few, however, are aware that he is indebted for that mischance to the…
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Mr. OâShanassyâs success at Kilmore is more disastrous to him than defeat. Whether the circumstances attending the election are attributed to his misconduct, or are to be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic Despatches. (From the Melbourne Journals.) Parliament of New South Wales. Sydney
Parliament assembled at noon. Sir Daniel Cooper was elected Speaker. Wednesday. The attendance at the opening of Parliament…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic Despatches; (From, the Melbourne Journals.) Parliament of New South Wales. Sydney, Wednesday, September; 7
There is little doubt entertained that Cowper will hold his position. Thursday. There is a heavy debate pending on Cowper’s…
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