One Good Sign in Yesterday's Election
ON the 16th of December, last year, Mr. George Hill was a candidate for the mayoralty, and received 1089 votes. He yesterday was one of the candidates for the office…
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The Empire. Thursday, November 6, 1851. the Bourke Ward Polling Place
IN our notice of the election of City Councillors yesterday, we slightly animadverted on the very improper change which had been made in the polling…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bourke Ward Polling Place. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Can you inform me under which of the endless clauses of the Corporation Act Alderman Egan is authorised to fix the polling place for Bourke Ward at a public house?…
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On Saturday, the 1st November, in pursuance of the Corporation Act, the nomination of members to serve in the City Council took place at the hustings, erected in Macquarie-place. Very few…
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THE Right Worshipful the Mayor will declare the state of the Poll in the recent Municipal Election, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the Hustings, in Macquarie…
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GREENWICH.—Mr. Alderman Salamons, introduced in the usual form, appeared at the table to take the oaths as member for the borough of Greenwich. At his desire, he was…
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YESTERDAY, at two o'clock, P.M., the Mayor of Sydney declared the state of the poll at the recent election for six Councillors, from the hustings in Macquatie-place. His Worship…
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Yesterday the Right Worshipful the Mayor, made the official declaration of the Poll which was taken on Tuesday, for the election of six City Councillors, on the hustings, in Macquarie…
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The following figures give the number of citizens on the Electoral Lists, and the number of those who took the trouble to record their votos in the recent election, distinguishing the…
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IN recurring to the subject of the ensuing election we propose to combat one or two objections which have been put forward by various parties against one of the candidates, and to show that these…
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ON Saturday, the 1st November, in pursuance of the Corporation Act, the nomination of members to serve in the City Council took place at the hustings, erected in Macquarie-place. Very few persons were in attendance, and very little interest or excitement…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The French Presidential Election in 1852
When two dissentient parties in the governments of countries plagued with royalty, or still suffering: under the influences of its institutions, fall out with each other beyond the immediate chances of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Bell's Life in Sydney. Saturday, November 8, 1851. Election of Councillors
THE election, with its frothy fury, fawning, bulling, cajolery, and jockeying is over. We are not disposed to quarrel with the Six (although Mr…
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A meeting of the friends and supporters of Robert Campbell, Esq., was held yesterday evening, at the old Assembly Rooms, Kingstreet…
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A public meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. Campbell was held yesterday evening at the Lord Nelson Hotel, Kent-street North. Mr. Parry Long, by general consent, occupied the…
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A meeting of the friends and supporters of Robert Campbell, Esq., was held yesterday evening, at the Australian Inn, Parramatta-street, Mr.J.R. WILSHIRE having been called to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Empire. Thursday, November 13, 1851. Parliament and the Jews
No Legislature has a right to make partial laws; it has no right to make arbitrary laws—I mean laws contrary to reason, because that is beyond the power of the Deity. Neither has it…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts. Imperial Parliament. House of Lords, July 22. Ecclesiastical Titles Bill
The Earl of Winchilsea, who moved the adjournment on the preceding night, was the, first to address the House, contending earnestly for the necessity of legislation on…
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A meeting of Dr. Tierney's friends was held at Adrain's on Wednesday night--Mr. Donovan, in the chair. Mr. J. R. Brennan sprke at soms length, highly eulogising the past conduct of Dr. Tierney as a citizen He stated his intention of throwing all the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Election for the City. No. III
BEFORE the issue of our next publication the election for the city will have been decided. Great exertions have been made by the friends of each candidate during the past week, and the…
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