Election Intelligence
Mr. Burdekin is relumed for the Williams by a majority of 116 over his next opponent, Mr. Manton, while Mr. Allen, the representative of protection, was nowhere. The numbers…
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Politics & elections, 1864
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Newcastle Election
A meeting was held at Mr. Wood's, the Ship Inn, yesterday evening, to consider the advisability of requesting Mr. Hannell to come forward as a candidate for the representation of Newcastle in the new Parliament. An…
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ELECTION times are generally periods of excitement, and sometime party spirit runs high. Of course, each party works hard to get their man in, and this sometimes produces the…
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The elections are, of course, the all-ab-sorbent topic of conversation everywhere, and Newcastle, which was, at first, beneath the notice of would-be legislators, has now…
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Mr. Bolton met the electors of Newcastle, on Saturday evening in the Cooperative Hall. The attendance was rather limited. Mr. T. Adam, who occupided the chair,…
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The Domination of candidates to serve in the Legislative Assembly for the electorate took place yesterday at noon, on the hustings erected in front of the Court-house. The writ…
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The polling for the electorate of Newcastle was taken on Thursday, and within an hour after its close, the returning officer, Dr. R. C. Knaggs, appeared in front of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Northumberland Election. the Nomination
The Domination of a member to serve in the ensuing parliament for the county of Northumberland took place in front of the Court-house, Newcastle, yesterday, at noon. There were…
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A study of the remote and hidden causes at work [?] influence an election would be a subject well worthy the attention of the political philosopher; it would lead him to comprehend how the loudest…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Northumberland Election. Declaration of the Poll
THE polling for the county of Northumberland commenced at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, and terminated at four in the afternoon, and the result of the election was declared by…
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