The Coming Elections. the Representation of Sydney
[We have been requested by many of our friends, who were disappointed in their applications for copies of our last week's issue, to re-publish our review of the…
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186 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 10
The Sydney Election
WHAT we, last week, described as an unnatural coalition,' has ended as every other alliance has ended in which Mr. Lowe has been a party. It has 'dissolved into this…
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There are several causes which have produced an unusual degree of apathy throughout the Electoral districts beyond the metropolitan county. The serious difficulties and embarrassments into…
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THE following is a list of the polling places in tim various electoral districts:- County of CUMBERLAND.—City of Sydney, to win of Parramatta, Windsor, Campbelltown,…
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BECAUSE of the illiberal feeling of Mr. Lowe towards Roman Catholics, as detailed by Mr. Gannon, I shall not vote for this gentleman, as promised, and I am in possession of several others of my faith who will set…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Chronicle Sydney: Saturday, July 15, 1848. Magna Est Veritas, Et Prevalebit. the Approaching Elections. Ii
SINCE we last referred to the approaching Elections, the excitement of the constituencies and the activity of the candidates have much increased. In Sydney especially, there has been within the last few days a most…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Election. To the Electors of New South Wales per favour of the Sydney Chronicle
GENTLEMEN.—For whom shall I vote? This question is answered, either by the dictates of caprice, or by the Influence of interest, for even patriotism is but the expression of our interest in the country…
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A meeting of Mr. Lowe's supporters was held on Thursday evening, at Bluck's public house. Strawberry Hill, and a similar meeting was held last night, at Mr. Finn's. South Head Road, at both of which resolutions were unanimously passed, "That Mr…
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THE ungracious assent wrung from Mr. LOWE by the undignified pertinacity of a portion of the constituency, will, we trust, be thrown back in his teeth by such of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Country News. (From our own Correspondents.) Windsor. Electioneering News
The forthcoming elections is a subject which forms the principal topic of conversation in every circle in our little community, particularly as far as regards the Boroughs and County of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →News From the Interior. (From our Correspondents.) Bathurst. Electionbering
NO Wednesday, the 12th instant, a meeting was held at the Coach [?] Horses, Kelso, convened by public notice, to [?]ord Mr. Suttor an opportunity of facing his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ought the Colonies to Be Represented in Parliament, (From the Daily News.) To the Right Hon. Lord John Russell
MY LORD,—Having recently observed in one of the London papers, a copy of a letter addressed to your lordship by Joseph Howe, Esq., an able and eminent memberot the…
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Actuated by what we hope will be considered a laudable zeal for the interests of this district, we attempted, however feebly, in our leading article of last week, to arouse…
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Although we are decidedly opposed to the policy of eliciting pledges from candidates, in the heat of electioneering excitement, and thus binding them down to particular views and…
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HAVING in former numbers of this journal nearly exhausted every. topic in reference to the merits or demerits of the several candidates for Sydney, we shall to-day offer…
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THE following abstract shows the dates on which the different elections ore to take place:- TUESDAY, July 25.—Nomination of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The City Election—cross Purposes
WE are very much pained and surprised to see the friends of the two liberal candidates acting in oppostion to each other, instead of making common cause against the united efforts of those who support the pretensions of the…
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DURING the past week a third candidate has come forward for the county of Cumberland—Mr. N. Lawson; and from what he have heard, it is intended by the friends of this gentleman to put him forward as a substitute for…
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A meeting of the magistracy was held yesterday for the purpose of adopting measures to prevent rioting and outrage during the ensuing election. Thirty-eight out of the fifty-three city magistrates attended, but after squabbling and quarrelling a good deal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Election. To the Catholic Electors of the City of Sydney. (Per favor of the 'Sydney Chronicle.')
BROTHER ELECTORS,—Attempts have been made through the public Press and by other means, to work upon your grateful feelings, and to induce you, at the coming Election, to record your votes in favour of Messrs. Wentworth and Bland. on the ground of the services…
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