The Municipal Elections
On Tuesday, at noon, Alderman W. J. Jones attended at the court-house for the purpose of announcing the nominations received for the three vacant seats in the Borough…
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The New South Wales Elections. Sydney
There is nothing fresh to report to-day in connection with the elections except that nominations were received for three districts entitled members. Eight candidates came for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The General Election. Results of the Polling. [By Telegraph.] Sydney. Saturday, February 2
The following are the results of the elections which were held to-day at the places named BATHURST — One Member — Paul, free trader, 736 ; Suttor, protectionist, 672…
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The election to fill the vacancies in the [?] Municipal Council caused by the [?] Aldermen Davies, Moltine and [?] [?] of time took place yesterday [?]…
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The official nominations for the Municipal vacancies caused by the retirement of Alderm[?] Davies, Moltine and Jafferson took place on Tuesday last at the Town Hall. The Mayor…
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THE balance of the elections has again been turned in favor of the freetrade party which, as the list elsewhere shows, is now eleven seats in advance…
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A special meeting of the Hay Municipal Council was hold yesterday, at which there were present—Mr John Jacks (ex-Mayor and returning officer) in the chair, and Aldermen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Election Impersonators. Sydney, Saturday, 2.30 w.m
A gang of personators was unearthed this morning. The gang is presided over by a committee of four persons sitting in a certain house in the city, who directed the working…
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The following nominations ware made yesterday:—Gloucester: Messrs Seaver, Hart and Price; Durham: Messrs Wade and Brown; Glen Innes; Messrs Wright…
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Some little excitement was caused over the election this year. Three candidates— Messrs Cameron, Mackenzie and M'Gainness—were…
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The meeting at the Mechanics' Institute was very fairly attended and everyone present seemed determined to give Mr. Cha[?] a fair [?] and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Election of Sheep Directors. to the Editor of the Recorder
SIR.—The revolution of the political kaleidoscope continues to reveal new and unexpected phases. In the agitation and excitement in the "scramble to power" now…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Municipal Elections
Alderman Jones, Returning Officer for the municipal election, attended at the courthouse on Monday to announce the result of Saturday’s polling. The following is the…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →The Parliamentary Elections. 61 Freetraders and 50 Protectionists Returned. Sydney
Although the great battle of free trade versus protection has been fought out as far as the city and suburbs are concerned, the interest in the general elections is being fully sustained,…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →The Election of Mayor
A special meeting of the new Council was held on Monday afternoon last for the purpose of electing the new Mayor. The retiring Mayor (Alderman M. Mackenzie) occupied the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Municipal Elections. Declaration of the Poll
The official declaration of the polling to fill the Municipal vacancies was made at noon on [?] day last at the Town Hall. The Mayor (Mr Murdoch Mackenzie) presided, and declared the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Results of the New South Wales Elections
THE answer to their appeal to the country is now before Mr. DIBE[?]S and his colleagues. The verdict, against which they made their appeal to a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliamentary Elections. the Final Results. Majority of Five for the Freetraders
The general elections were concluded on Saturday, when the last batch of 11 seats was filled, and members’ roll of the new Assembly was completed. As the outcome of the keen…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Opening of Parliament. Election of Speaker. the Governor's Speech. Sydney
Mr J. H. Young, the opposition candidate, was elected speaker by a majority of three over Mr J. P. Abbott, the Ministerial nominee. The voting was 65 to 62…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening of the Session of the Imperial Parliament
PARLIAMENT was opened on Thursday of last week, by commission. The Queen's Speech announced that, although the relations, of her Majesty's…
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