Election News
MR. PALMER addressed one of the largest political meetings held in Queanbeyan at the Temperance Hall, last night. In the course of his remarks he specially denied…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The Queanbeyan Age with Which Are Incorporated Queanbeyan Times, Bungendore Mirror & Captain's Flat Miner. Wednesday, July 24, 1895. Local and General. the Elections
Last year we arranged to exhibit th[?] results of the pulling, in this and the othe[?] electorates outside the AGE office, but not to such good effect as we had anticipated. To…
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Mr E. W. O'Sullivan has been very busy lately, galloping over the various portions of the electorate. After leaving Bungendore on Wednesday evening he went to Collector…
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WEDNESDAY last was the fateful day with many an aspirant to political position as well as to many an experienced politician, including (as already announced in our…
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Sydney, Friday—It is expected that Parliament will be called together about the 13th prox…
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The new Parliament will not have nearly so many new faces as the last, and a proportion of those that come back have sat in the Chamber before. In the city Mr. F. A…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Queanbeyan Election
The pollling for the Queanbeyan election went off very quietly, with far more decorum than those of former years, showing that the new Parliamentary Electorate and Elections…
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A review of the voting in the city and suburbs, the stronghold of the Reid party, gives no reason for jubilation by that party, for the figures show, that, taken in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?] of [?] Heights. Dedicated to the Candidates
[?] Jerrshombers. Is a rough bit of [?] famed in political love. As O'Sulivan [?] --…
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Sydney, Tuesday—In connection with the Tumut election, it is expected that Mr Channon will demand a recount of votes…
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The actual results of the elections are now known, and may fairly be put down as an endorsement of the Government policy. As far as actual strength of parties is…
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There were [?] candidates for the Queanbeyan Election—Edward William O'Sullivan in the cause of protection…
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Now that the electors have recorded their verdict and a New Parliament…
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PATRIOTISM is a speciality with the candidates Onegudgeon Creek on the independent ticket. Patriotism rises to boiling point in his eye, and in his left hand he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening of Parliament
The Cabinet Council, which sat till the evening of Tuesday, decided to open Parliament on August 13. The session will be devoted to financial matters only. It was…
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There can be no doubt about the Conservative victory at the British elections. The whole of the returns, save those from the small Island of Orkney, are now in and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliamentary. Meeting of Parliament
A supplement to the "Gazette" was issued on Tuesday, summoning Parliament for the dispatch of business on Tuesday next [?] noon. This is, of course, the prelimin[?]…
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PARLIAMENT was opened at noon on Wednesday by the Acting-Governor with the usual ceremonies. There was a large attendance of members and general public…
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A supplement to the "Government, Gazette" contains a copy of a petition lodged by Mr John Channon against the return of Mr Travers Jones for the Tumut…
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Mr. John Chan[?]on has lodged a petition against the return of Mr. Travers Jones for Tumut. The petition states that both the petitioner and Mr. Jones were declared…
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