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Politics & elections, 1843

425 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 22

Electioneering Movement.—mr. Foster's Meeting at Singleton

The Australian · Monday 20 March 1843 · page 2

On Friday tho 10th instant, the Town of Singleton presented an animated appearance. It having been announced that Mr. Foster would meet the Electors of th…

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Representative Candidates

The Australian · Monday 20 March 1843 · page 2

The following is a List of the Candidate for Representative honours who are at present in the field; namely, for 1. District of Port Phillip, (to return five…

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Electioneering Movements

The Australian · Monday 20 March 1843 · page 2

THE various country constituencies continue with unabated zeal to prepare for the coming contest, and offer, by their energy, a marked contrast to the languid aspect of the City…

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The Candidate for Melbourne

Australasian Chronicle · Tuesday 21 March 1843 · page 2

WE regret not being able to make room in this day's publication for the excellent speech delivered by Mr. Curr, at "a meeting of electors at Melbourne." It shall appear in our next…

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Representative Candidates

The Australian · Wednesday 22 March 1843 · page 2

The following is a List of the Candidate for Representative honours who are at present in the field; namely, for 1. District of Port Phillip, (to return five…

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The Melbourne Election

Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 23 March 1843 · page 2

IT will appear from the following speech, which we copy from the Port Phillip Herald, that Mr. Curr has bestowed due and serious consideration on the financial and political condition of Melbourne,…

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Representative Candidates

The Australian · Friday 24 March 1843 · page 2

The following is a List of the Candidate for Representative honours who are at present in the field; namely, for 1. District of Port Phillip, (to return five…

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Constitution and Usages of Parliament

The Colonial Observer · Saturday 25 March 1843 · page 909

The Parliament, in the language of the law, consists of the King, the House of Lords, and the House of Commons. The consent of each of these three bodies is necessary to the making of every act of…

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Cumberland Election. Public Meeting at Lane Cove

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 25 March 1843 · page 2

A PUBLIC meeting was held on Wednesday afternoon, it the Grey Horse Inn, Lane Cove, which was allended by sixty persons, most of them from Sydney. The meeting was called…

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Election Expenses

The Colonial Observer · Saturday 25 March 1843 · page 909

A conmittee of the House of Commons was appointed in the session of 1835 to inquire into the expenses charged by the returning officers at the election of members…

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County of Cumberland Election

Australasian Chronicle · Saturday 25 March 1843 · page 2

A public meeting of the electors residing at Lane Cove, and its vicinity, was held at the Grey Horse Inn, Lane Cove, on Wednesday, and was attended by between sixty and seventy persons, many of whom,…

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News From the Interior. (From our various Correspondents.) Muswellbrook. County of Durham Election

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 27 March 1843 · page 3

A MEETING of the electors of the district of Muswellbrook was held at the Royal Hotel on Tuesday, the 21st instant, to take some preliminary steps pursuant to the election…

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Representative Candidates

The Australian · Monday 27 March 1843 · page 3

The following is a List of the Candidate for Representative honours who are at present in the field; namely, for 1 District of Port Phillip. (to return five…

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Constitution and Usages of Parliament. [Concluded.]

The Colonial Observer · Tuesday 28 March 1843 · page 6

After the swearing of the members in both houses has been completed, or nearly so, which generally lakes several days, it is customary for her Majesty cither to come down to the House of Peers in person, and,…

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Muswellbrook.--electioneering

The Colonial Observer · Tuesday 28 March 1843 · page 7

The following placard was posted up in various parts of Muswellbrook, on the 18th instant:--"A public meeting of the inhabitants of Muswellbrook will be held at Mr. H. Nowland's, on Tuesday…

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Mayland. Durham Election—public Meeting

Australasian Chronicle · Tuesday 28 March 1843 · page 2

In accordance with the notice a copy of which I forwarded to you on the 18th inst., a public meeting of the inhabitants of Muswellbrook was held on the 21st instant, at Mr. Nowland's, Royal Hotel, to…

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Representative Candidates

The Australian · Wednesday 29 March 1843 · page 3

The following is a List of the Candidates for Representative honours who are at present in the field; namely, for 1. District of Port Phillip. (to return five…

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Electioneering

The Australian · Wednesday 29 March 1843 · page 2

SINCE we last adverted to the progress of Electioneering, some slight stir has been made in two districts, namely, in Camden and in the united counties of Brisbane…

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County of Cumberland Election

Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 30 March 1843 · page 2

—A public meeting of the electors of the county of Cumberland resident at Kissing Point and its vicinity, was held yesterday at the steam Boat Inn, Kissing Point, at which about one hundred and…

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Representative Candidates

Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 30 March 1843 · page 2

The following is a list of the candidates for representative honours who are at present in the field; namely, for 1. District of Port Phillip (to return five members),…

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