Queanbeyan Election. the Polling
AS everybody predicted, the polling on Wednesday was very much interfered with by the heavy rains which had fallen on the previous two or three days. Wednesday itself was tolerably fine,…
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Politics & elections, 1891
15 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers
Electioneering Fixtures
THE following are the particulars of the writs and elected candidates. F signifies Freetrader, Protectionists, and L, Labour candidate. An asterisk(*) before the names indicates those who…
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Sydney, Friday.—In the Assembly last night the Colonial Treasurer promised to bring down his financial statement before the end of next month. Mr. Dibbs is in favour of…
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Sydney, Friday.—In the Assembly last night the Amending Railway Bill and the Mining on Private Property Bill were introduced. The consideration of the…
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London, Thursday—For the Manchester seat rendered vacant by election to office of Post-master-General, Sir James Ferguson was re-elected by a majority of 327 over the…
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Sydney, Tuesday.—In the Assembly last night a motion for referring the fiscal questo a plebescite vote was rejected by 45 to 28. M.1r. Sheldon is to ask whether any steps are…
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Sydney, Friday.—The Freetrade party will probably support Mr. William Grantham, who has been selected by the Labour Electoral League to contest the East Sydney election…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Queanbeyan Age with Which Is Incorporated The Bungendore Mirror & Captain's Flat Miner. Wednesday, November 4, 1891. RE-ELECTION
AUSTRALIANS oft pride themselves on the freedom and utility of thei[?] system of Constitutional proceedure. Truth may to a small extent, rest in the spirit of…
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London, Thursday.—It is reported that a large number of farmers refrained from voting when Mr. Willian M'Kinley was chosen Governor of Ohio…
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Sydney, Friday.—The candidates contesting the Bourke seat in the interests of Labor spoke last night…
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Parliament re-opened on Wednesday. In the Legislative Council, the Vice-president having taken the chair, Sir Julian Salamons laid a number of returns on the table…
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Sydney, Friday.—Waddell is reported to be favourite for Bourke. Parsons has now retired…
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Sydney, Tuesday.—waddell has been chosen to run for Bourke under the Protection Electoral Reform Association…
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Sydney, Friday—Mr. Waddell's return for Bourke is considered certain. Mr. Waddell is the Protectionist candidate…
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The polling for the election of a Member to serve in the Legislative Assembly in the place of J. P. Howe, took place at Bourke on Friday, and resulted in the return of Mr. T. Waddell, the…
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