Ensuing Municipal Election
WE deem it necessary to offer a few explanatory remarks on one portion of our late article, relative to the "ensuing Municipal Election;" lest we should have been…
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Election for Bourke Ward
In our publication of to-day will be found an explanatory letter from Mr. Councillor Brown, relative to the unfair and disreputable course pursued by Mr. Gaunson,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →On the Great Pending Measure in Parliament to Follow the Maynooth Question. (From Bell's Weekly Messenger, May 3.)
WE have several times had occasion to quote a very sound and wise observation of Mr. Burke, one of those men who united the greatest powers of mind, and the most sound and exact…
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Aborigines.--Dr. NICHOLSON moved for several returns, all at once, connected with the Aboriginal Protectorate, namely, for copies of correspondence between every body, and all instructions and directions which had been given to the Protectors for…
Continued on Trove, page 58 →The Port Phillip Election
We have received a Port Phillip Herald Extraordinary, containing a report of the proceedings at the nomination of a representative in the place of Mr. BOYD…
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WITHIN a month from the present data the citizens of Sydney will be called upon to return persons to represent them in the City Council, and there to exercise a…
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Scab in sheep.--MR. COWPER begged to propose, as an amendment to his pet subject, that (in order to prevent the infection which was likely to arise from the progression of Scabby sheep upon the high roads) in future no mutton be…
Continued on Trove, page 82 →The City Election
LAST week we gave a short address to the electors, upon the impropriety; we may rather say insanity, of permitting any of the old worthless Councillors, to sneak into the places, which it is the special good fortune of…
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THE topic of all-engrossing interest, during the week, has been the approaching election of City Councillors, to supply the places of those who retire by rotation on the 1st of November ; and, as the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The County Election
A change has taken place in the candidates for the representation of the county of Northumberland since our last. Mr. Bowman has retired because be found Mr. Lang in the field ; and Mr: H. Dangar has come…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Coming Civic Election
On Saturday will be determined who are to be our Councillors for the City of Sydney, for the ensuing year. It would be quite a joke to give advice to…
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THIS DAY the citizens are called upon by the law, and also by the interests of themselves and their families, to come forward with their votes for municipal…
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THE highly "qualified" George Bowman having retired from the contest for this County in favour of Mr. Andrew Lang, another candidate immediately started in the…
Continued on Trove, page 207 →The Annual Municipal Election
As the annual election of City Councillors takes place this day, the electors may expect to receive from the press its usual annual lecture, upon the important duties…
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Our sporting leaders will probably think little, and care less, about the exciting struggles and vigorous efforts of the several candidates for civic honors. The town exhibits…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The City Elections
Saturday last, the day of the City Elections, passed away with rather less of excitement than the 1st of November, in its annual round, ordinarily brings with it. Three of the wards of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Municipal Election
ON Saturday last the election of six members of the City Council took place. The only two wards in which there was anything like a contest were Gipps Ward, where Mr. Ryan, the retiring…
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THE result of the late city election, has disappointed us in the extreme. We thought the citizens could not have shut their eves to the tissue of mismanagements; which are chargable upon the wretched inanities; who…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Late Municipal Elections
AFTER nearly two mouth's unceasing electioneering bustle and excitement, Sydney is restored to some degree of peace and propriety—a few individuals have been made happy and "famous," according to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The City Election
Yesterday, the election of Major and Aldermen for the ensuing year took place. The candidates for tho Mayoralty were Mr. Macdermott and Mr. Allen, the former gentleman…
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