Admission of the Jews to Parliament
In England, the exclusion of the Jews from parliament depends on the abjuration act, Gearge land 111. and on the 9th George IV; the latter act, being intended to relieve the necessity…
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Voluntaryism in Parliament
A London paper gives the following names of Members' elected for the New Parliament, who are oppsed to all State or Governments Grants of money for religious endowments:—Charles…
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"THEY are more Irish than the Irish themselves!" was the description given of the earlier English settlers in Ireland, after they had become, as it were, naturalised in their new…
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It is now about six month ago that the thinking portion of the British public were startled by the announcement of a great moral and political phenomenon. What sevon centuries…
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WE take the earliest opportunity of reminding our readers, that the first Elected Legislative Council is nearly at a close--the five years according to Act of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late English News Showing the Present State of Affairs. Re-assembling of Parliament
Parliament has now met for the purpose of settling, in terms of the Queen's Writ, "divers weighty and important affairs;" and it would, perhaps, be difficult to point…
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DEFERRING, par [?] any comments upon matters connected with our Local Legislature, we shall only to-day give the following brief memorandum of…
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The following is the latest report of candidates named for the various constituencies in the Midland Districts:â AUCKLAND.âMr. Lowe and M. Sprott Boyd…
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HIS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified for general information, that Writs have been issued for a General Election of Members to serve in the Legislative Council,…
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THE first electioneering movement has been made, in the form of a meeting called by the friends of Messrs. Wentworth and Bland, held at the Royal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Confirmation of the Election of the Archbishop of Canterbury. (From the Times, March 11.)
YESTERDAY the ceremony of confirming the election of Dr. John Bird Sumner, Bishop of Chester, to be Archbishop of Canterbury, took place at Bow Church. A rumour had been…
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A meeting, called by an anonymous advertisement was held at the Royal Hotel on Friday evening last It professed to he a meeting of the supporters of Wentworth and Bland, but the majority of the…
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His excellency the Governor directs it to be notified or general information, that Writs have been issued for a General Election of Members to serve in the Legislative Council, addressed to the Returning…
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We unders and that a requisition is in preparation, calling upon Messrs. Wentworth and Bland to come forward again to represent the City; and that it is expected to be very numerously signed. Several…
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CONVENED by annonymous advertisements, tow assemblages of soi-ditant electors have met daring the week—one at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday last, for the avowed…
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His Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified for general information, that Writs haye been issued for a General Election of Members to serve in the Legislative Council…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Saturday, July 1, 1848. "Sworn to no Matter, of no Seet am I." the Approaching Election
THE first elective Parliament of New South Wales is no more; it has lived its appointed day and died its appointed death; the legislative power of the…
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THE note of preparation for the forthcoming elections has already been sounded. On Monday evening last a meeting was held at the Royal Hotel of the friends of Messrs. Wentworth and Bland, which after some stormy…
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On Monday evening, a somewhat stormy meeting was held at the Royal Hotel, having been convened for the purpose of securing the election of Messrs. Bland and Wentworth. Mr. G. Wright and Mr. G. R. Nicholls proposed the appointment of a provisional…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bell's Life in Sydney. Sydney, July 1, 1848. the General Election
WRITS bearing date the 27th of June and returnable on the 8th August, having been issued by the Governor for the General Election of Members to serve in the…
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