Clonmel Election
Mr. John O'Connell is chosen by the committee of selection as candidate for Clonmel, which may be considered as, virtually, his return. Messrs. Gray, Lucas, Duffy and Moore, deputed…
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The Meeting of Parliament. (From the Northern Daily Times, December 3.)
As the season for the meeting of Parliament approaches, it behoves us to discuss, coolly and moderately, the several questions relating to our social and political…
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IN consequence of the resignation of MR JEFFERIES the seat in the Legislative Council for the Electoral Pastoral District of Maneroo is vacant. MR CHARLES…
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IN another column will be found Mr. KEMP'S address to the electors of this district. His views on the more prominent topics of the day are stated with great clearness. On the…
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IT will scarcely be suspected that we have any close sympathy with the political opinions of Mr. Charles Kemp; and some of our readers will remember that we…
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As a General Election cannot be far off, the election for any particular constituency does not excite much interest in the present apathetic state of the public mind on…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Ministerial Explanations in Parliament. (From the Spectator, January 7.)
NOT for many years has the meeting of Parliament been awaited with so much interest as it is now. The public is anxious to know what Ministers have been doing and are about to do in the East. Respecting the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →War, and the Meeting of Parliament. (From the Times, December 31.)
THE meetmg of Parliament is now fixed for the 31st of next month, and, though the interval may be eventful, the minds of all men are already intent on the one great subject of the approaching debates. This will,…
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TUESDAY, the 4th instant, being the day fixed for the election of a member for the district of Maneroo in the place of Mr. A. Jeffreys, about one hundred person assembled in front of the Court House at Cooma, at noon…
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CANDIDATES for commissions in her Majesty's army are, previous to their appointment, examined at the Royal Military College, Chelsea. But the General Commanding in Chief…
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DANIEL EGAN, Esq., has been returned by the Maneroo Electors as their representative in the Legislative Council; Mr KEMP, the opposing candidate having…
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THE only candidate at present announced as aspiring to the distinction of occupying the seat vacated by Mr WENTWORTH is Mr CHARLES KEMP, to whom a…
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YESTERDAY afternoon, pursuant to advertisement, a numerous meeting of the electors of Sydney was held at the Roya Hotel, for the purpose of appointing a committee, and making other necessary arrangements…
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A meeting of the electors favourable to the return of Dr. Lang for Sydney was held, yesterday evening, at the Fountain of Friendship [?] corner of George and Goulburn streets. The…
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LAST evening a numerous meeting of the electors of Gipps Ward favourable to the election of Mr. Charles Kemp as a member for the City of Sydney, in the place of Mr. W. C. Wentworth resigned, was held in…
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A public meeting, convened by advertisement, was held yesterday afternoon at the Exchange Hotel, George-street, for the purpose of adopting measures to secure the election of Mr. Henry…
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BOURKE WARD.—Last evening a meeting of the electors of this ward favourable to the return of Mr. Kemp for the city was held at Russell's Hotel, Pittstreet; Mr. Daniel Egan, M.L.C., in the chair…
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FOR a time, the exciting influence of the gold discovery appeared to have almost entirely extinguished whatever of public spirit, in the noblest sense of the term, had previously…
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Yesterday evening, a meeting fo the electors of Gipps Ward favourable to the election of Mr. Henry Parkes, as representative in the Legislative Council of the city of Sydney was held at the…
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IN a few days one of the most important duties that can devolve upon the citizens of a free state will hare to be discharged. Mr. Wentworth, on his departure for…
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