The Bourke Election
Mathews, generally are quiet, though the friends of the rival candidates are steadily working. Mr. Waddell left town on Saturday for Byrock, C[?] and Brewarrina…
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Politics & elections, 1891
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The Moonagee Murder. Election of Mallalieu. He Died Hravely. His Real Name Was Harold Massey
WE take the following particulars of the execution of Mallalien which took place on Thursday at Dubbo, from the Dispatch. He was tried at the Assize Court in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bourke Election. Mr. Macdonell at Cobar. Mr. Langwell Also Speaks. Unanimous Votes of Confidence. Cobar, November 26
Mr. [?] the labor candidate, addressed the electors of Cobar at the Commercial Hall last night. He said that of late years, and more especially since the late…
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Friday morning broke fine and clear after the rain, and at the first glance one could see that there would be a splendid day for the election. At half-past seven o'clock…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bourke Election. the Willis-parsons "Wild Cat" Party". a Quiet Contest. a Majority for Mr. Waddell
WHEN it became known some weeks ago that the Australian Mercantile Loan and Guarantee Company was in difficulties, and it also being remembered that James Peter Howe,…
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