The New York Elections. (From the New York Times.)
THE euthusiasm at the victory was so irrepressible that the most sober, the most staid and quiet citizens, were utterly carried away by it. It was so…
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Politics & elections, 1872
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Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly— Sir James Martin explained, in reference to the vote come to on Thursday night last, that the Government had determined upon…
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A Gazette extraordinary was issued this afternoon, containing a proclamation of the Governor dissolving Parliament. Tuesday, 9 p.m…
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THE polling in the electorate of East Sydney took place (says the S. M. Herald) yesterday, between the hours of 8 a.m and 4 p.m. There was little of bustle and excitement,…
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MR. JAMES HOSKINS has entered the field for the electorate of Tumut, and is now actively engaged in the district holding meetings and addressing the electors. Mr…
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IN a letter to the Daily Telegraph, "Antipodean,' (Mr. Trollope) says:—"Politics are not popular as a professional pur[?]it in any of the colonies and even lest so, I think, in New South Wales than…
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PARLIAMENT was opened by Commission on Tuesday, at noon, By tHE Hon. J. Docker and g. Alien, Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of the colony. There was (says the 'S. M. Herald') a large…
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THE Seventh Parliament of New South Wales was opened on Tuesday last by Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal of the colony. There was a large attendance of hon. members of both branches…
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On the 8th inst. the House adjourned, as a mark of respect to the memory of the late Mr. W. C. Wentworth. On the 9th inst. the business was of little…
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THE nomination for East Sydney came off on Monday last. Mr. Parkes was opposed by a Mr. James Jones, in a very virulent speech, but the show of hands was largely…
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THE Ministry took their seats and the oaths after re-election on Tuesday. Mr PARKES explained that it was the intention of the Ministry to bring in and pass the Estimates as…
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THE following pastoral admonition by the Roman Catholic Bishop of Melbourne was read on Sunday last from the altars of the various Roman…
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THE following address of Mr. Newson to the electors of the Ovens district is worthy of perusal and preservation as a jeu d'esprit:—"Gentlemen,—One…
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The following burlesque address to the electors of the Ovens district has been issued by a facetious resident of that locality, named Newson—" Gentlemen.—One of the seats of…
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ON the 26th ult, after some unimportant business, Mr. DARLEY moved resolutions affirming the right of that house to originate bills providing the pecuniary penalties or forfeitures to be paid into the Treasury…
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On the 4th inst., Jewish Synagogue and Schools Hill was read a second time and the House went into committee on the Justices of tho Peace Bill, which was verbally amended, an additional proviso being added,…
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On the 10th inst. no business of importance was transacted. Several private bills were read a first time; the Jewish Synagogue and Schools Bill was read a third time and transmitted to the Assembly, and the House…
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ON the 17th inst., some private bills were advanced a stage but nothing of public interest transpired. On the 18th, after sonio unimportant business, it was received that the House should sit on Tuesdays…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Election for the Murray. Meeting at Jerilderie. (From Our Special Reporter.)
ON Thursday evening a large public meeting was held at the Royal Hotel, to hear the candidates for the Murray (Mr. G. M. Stephen and Mr. W. Hay) explain their…
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ON the 24th ult., a bill to promote vaccination throughout the colony was read a first time. The debate upon the Border Duties Convertion Bill was resumed, and the result was that the second…
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