THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. legislative Council. Wednesday. Sept. 23
A communication was read from the Governor intimating that he had excused Professor Smith from the performance of his Parliamentary duties during the…
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Politics & elections, 1885
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THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. Legislative Assembly. Tuesday, Sept. 29
IN reply to the question from Mr. Burdekin concerning the cost, etc., of the late loan, and the arrangements made with the Bank of England, the Colonial…
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MR. Dalley stated that immediately on Graham Bennett's release he will be sent to his parents in England. The second reading of the Health Bill…
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ON Friday afternoon last we received the following message from our Sydney agents, which we immediately made public:—" At a…
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THE debate upon the motion for the second reading of the Public Health Bill was resumed by Dr. M'Kellar, who delivered an able speech in support of the measure,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Coming Election. To the Editors of the Armiddle Express
GENTLEMEN—Out from the tiny cloud that is already noticeable upon the electioneering horizon peep a few faces, looking around and over the broad expanse of…
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THE political situation is, of course, well discussed in Armidale, and the various changes in the new Ministry are generally regarded as a sign of weakness. Mr. Dibbs…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Writs for the General Election. New England
England.—Two members. Place of [?]tion: Armidale. Date of Nomi[?], Oct. 24. Polling day, Oct. 31. [?]Innes.—One member. Place of…
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THE general elections are upon us, and it behoves every voter to seriously consider the situation, and return to Parliament the beste man to represent this constituency. There is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Four England Election. Mr. [?] A[?]
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THE majority for Mr. Moore at the present is 153. The other returns cannot affect the result. The following is the result of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes Polling. [By Telegraph.] Glen Innes
AT the polling there was a good deal of excitement. The business places were closed for half the day. Following is the result of the polling:—…
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Mr. Andrew Lysaght was elected to-day, for Illawarra…
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MR. Judd, elected for Canterbury, considers that a Health Bill should include a minimum size for building allotments. He will not support Mr. Dibbs's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Note for Candidates
The etymology of the word candidate is instructive. Every aspirant for parliamentary honours should have it by heart. Candidate comes from candid[?]. "white:" a word of Latin origin. A…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The New England Election. MR. W. C. Proctor at Anmidale
MR. Proctor addressed the electors m the new Town Hall, Armidale, on Monday night. The Hall was well filled, and the candidate met with a good reception…
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ABOUT mid-day, on Wednesday, the bellman went round the town announcing that Mr. Drew would address the electors in the evening. We understand that Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New England Election. Nomination Day
AT noon on Saturday 600 or 700 people assembled in the new Town Hall to hear what candidates would be nominated to represent New England in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes Election. Official Declaration of the Poll
THURSDAY last, at noon, was the day set apart for the official declaration of the poll taken at the recent election, and at 12 o'clock on that day, at the Music Hall, some, 100 persons had assembled. With…
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TO-MORROW the voters are called upon to exercise their privilege of electing two members to represent them in the new Parliament, and we need hardly express the…
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