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Politics & elections, 1845

86 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 5

The City Election

The Sentinel · Wednesday 12 November 1845 · page 2

On Monday the election of Mayor and Aldermen for the ensning year took place. The candidates for the Mayoralty were Mr. Macdermett aud Mr, Allen, the former being elected by a majority…

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The Late City Election

Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer · Saturday 15 November 1845 · page 3

To the Editor of Bell's Life in Sydney. SIR,—Every right-thinking citizen will be well satisfied with the result of the contest, as far as relates to the Mayoralty. The…

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Maitland. Election for the Northumberland Boroughs

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 26 November 1845 · page 2

Thursday last was the day appointed for the nomination of candidates for the representation in Council of the Northumberland Boroughs, vacant in consequence of the recent election of Patrick…

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English Extracts. (From the Times, July 18.) the Imperial Parliament

The Australian · Saturday 29 November 1845 · page 4

The present Session has been one of the most trying to the members that has occurred within the memory of the oldest inhabitant of either of the two houses of…

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English News. Prorogation of Parliament. House of Lords, August 9

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 10 December 1845 · page 3

THE House of Lords was thrown open this (Saturday) morning about twelve o'clock, and in a very short period the galieries and body of the house were filled with ladies, The attendance of the fairer portion of the…

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Imperial Parliament. House of Lords, June 24. Madeira—dr. Kalley's Case

Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 10 December 1845 · page 4

In the House of Lords, on Tuesday, the Marquis of BREADALHANE brought forward the question of which he had given notice respecting religious persecution in the island of Madeira. It appeared…

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