The Municipal Elections
YESTERDAY being the day appointed by law for the election of representatives to serve in the City Council of Sydney, at 12 o'clock a very small gathering of people assembled in…
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English Extracts. the Late Parliament. (From the Economist, July 3.)
In the five years of the late Parliamont's oxistence, trade and international communication have much extended. An oxtraordinary discovery of the precious metals…
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TIPPERARY, always notorious for something out of the common in the violent line, has the following neat production posted throughout the county:—…
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THE election of members to serve in the City Council for the year 1853 took place yesterday, and polling places were opened pursuant to advertisement in…
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A POLL of the citizens will be oponed this morning at 9 o'clock for the election of ten City Councillors. Twenty-three gentlemen have been placed in nomination, of…
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TIPPERARY, always notorious for something out of the common in the violent line, has the following [?] production posted throughout the county:—…
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Yesterday, at 4, P. M., a number of the citizens attended at the Town Hall to hear the declaration of the poll in the Civie Election. The Right Worshipful the Mayor, on appearing in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Empire. Friday, November 5, 1852. Yesterday's Election
THOUGH we cannot congratulate the six or seven respectable persons who were yesterday clected to the City Council, on the fortune which has overtaken them, we…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Saturday, November 6, 1852. "[?]orn to Master, of no Sect am I." the City Election
"SILENCE gives consent." So says one of those pithy adages which express truths upon which mankind are agreed. The citizens of Sydney were well aware…
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Monday last being the day appointed for the nomination of City Councillors, a meeting of the citizens was held at the Town Hall, at which from two hundred to three hundred persons were present…
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The above is a question that appears to be almost impossible of solution; and now that there has gone abroad a largely growing impression that something must be done in the way of emigration, the…
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ALTHOUGH this election has not terminated exactly as we could have wished, we still think there is some reason to hope for a better state of things than has hitherto prevailed. At all events eight or…
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MONDAY at noon being the eventful day and hour appointed for the nomination of the citizens to fill up as many vacancies in the Municipal Body, the Right Worshipful the Mayor,…
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THE result of this important contest would appear to have kindled the wrath of our Empirical contemporary to the degree of furnace heat, and he has…
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SATURDAY being the day appointed by the Mayor for the official declaration of the result of the municipal elections in the city, at two o'clock P.M., about 100 people assembled in…
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0n Saturday afternoon, a number of the citizens of Sydney assembled in front of the Town Hall, to hear the final declaration of the poll, in accordance with the announcement made by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Extracts. the Late Parliament. (From the Times, July I.)
TO-DAY this strange session will be over, and in a few hours our 656 representatives will be released from the arduous and honourable office which the greater part of them so lately…
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Toryism has had a temporary triumph in the return of Messrs. Vance and Grogan and the defeat of Mr. Reynolds. We do not conceal the regret and mortification we feel at this unexpected result. That…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Times on the Irish Elections.—the Herald on Tip, Perary Violence
THE Times in the plenitude of its contempt for everything Irish, dogmatically pronounces the Electors of Ireland to be "past hope, past ridicule, and past…
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Immediately after the close of the poll several thousand persons assembled in Halston-street, in front of the Parochial House of St. Michan's, it having become…
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