THE N. S.W. Parliament. in the Assembly, on Tuesday
There was a large attendance of hon. members when the Speaker took the chair, and a commendable desire to proceed with the business was shown. There…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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The N. S. W. Parliament
Nothikg of importance was transacted in the Assembly on Thursday. In the Assembly, on Friday, there was an attendance of about 70 members when…
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Is the Assembly on Tuesday Sir Henry ' Parkes announced that he had received a communication from the Governor, stating that Mr. Dibbs had formed a new…
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OF course, as is the case of all General Elections, the air is thick with rumours relating to possible or probable candidates. So far, the candidates at…
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MESSRS Copeland and Proctor addressed a crowded meeting in the Town Hall last night, when a vote of confidence was moved and carried. There are no new…
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Sir John Robertson read a telegram from Mr. Want, Attorney-General, authorising him to nominate him (Want) for Paddington, in the freetrade interest…
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THE polling for the New England electorate commenced at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and, even at that early hour, partisans of the various candidates were…
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There was intense excitement over the' elections on Saturday night. Thousands of persons assembled outside the newspaper offices, awaiting the results, until…
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THE election, to-day, resulted as follows:—Canterbury: Carrutthers 1155, Wheeler 1114, Wilshire 1084, Hutchison 988…
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The polling for the election of three Aldermen took place yesterday, and passed off quietly, although considerable interest was manifested in the result. Shortly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Telegraphic News. (Through Grevlle's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Monday. The Elections
THERE was great excitement in Sydney on Saturday night over the elections, thousands waiting outside the newspaper offices for the results. Mr. Dibbs…
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Several of the issues of yesterday's elections are doubtful, as there are a number of returns to come in. So far, 65 freetraders and 61 protectionists have been…
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RETURNS so far give Mr. Dangar, the freetrader, a majority over Mr. Buchanan, the protectionist, for the Namoi. Messrs. Ewing, Nicoll, and Perry, all…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. the Late Election for New England. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
GENTLEMAN—I desire, through the medium of your columns, to complain bitterly of the conduct of the committees of my political opponents in the late…
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THE official declaration of the late Aldermanic election took place in the old Town Hall at noon on Tuesday last. There was but a small attendance of ratepayers…
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THERE was great excitement over the concluding elections on Saturday night, which resulted in the return of six freetraders and five protectionists, or a total of…
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PARLIAMENT re-assembled yesterday, after the recess. In the House of Commons, Mr. John Morley gave notice of an amendment to the address in reply to the…
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AT the opening of Parliament on Wednesday there was a very large attendance. Precisely at noon, the clerk of the Legislative Assembly read the proclamation…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Thursday, the Address in Reply was moved by Dr. MacLaurin, and seconded by Mr. Heydon. An amendment was brought…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the interest taken by the people in the present political situation was shown by the attendance of the public. The galleries were…
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