Municipal Election
THE time-honored weather-beaten old building in Molesworth Street, which has so often re-echoed to the sounds of forensic eloquence, grave magisterial utterances the pleadings of…
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Politics & elections, 1880
8 stories in Northern Rivers's papers
A Candidate
THE 'Evening News,' says,—Mr. See has certainly introduced a novel style of electioneering in his Clerence campaign. When a man contemplates entering public life, it is…
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THE 'S. M. Herald' says,—Now that the European Powers are ougaged in talking of the blessings of peace, and preparing at the same time for war, while the strangest…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Northern Star. Lismore, April 17, 1880. the Election
OUR Grafton telegram dated on Monday last (12th instant), states:— The official declaration of the poll to-day, was as follows:—…
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IN an article on the Clurenco election, the Sydney 'Daily-Telegraph' says:-A great deal of local feeling seems to have been excited by this election. Mr. Fawcett was…
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We have benn favoured by a correspondent with an interesting account of the election for the Clarence. We regret, however, that its length, and the late hour it has reached a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Northern Star. Lismore, October 23, 1880. the New Parliament
WITHIN [?] very short time after the publication of our present issue the Parliament of New South Wales will be dissolved, and a fresh election will take place under the…
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M. Herald' says,—People are to be Curions, not to say anxious, next elections. Within two days is solution is gazetted the new writs…
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