Municipal Elections. to the Edit0r of the Empire
Empire · Monday 26 November 1860 · page 8
SIR,—I forward you herewith a correct report of s meeting that took place on Thursday morning last, outside the Fitzroy Hotel, William-street, at quarter to o'clock a.m., when the following resolutions…
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Empire · Monday 26 November 1860 · page 4
WE understand that a requisition from the Roman Catholic interest is to be presented to Mr. Faucett, today, asking him to stand for one of the electoral divisions of the city…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 27 November 1860 · page 5
A MEETING of the parties interested in this electorate, favourable to the claims of Mr. S. C. Brown, was held last night, at the Red Lion Inn Camperdown. The meeting was convened by advertisement for half-past seven; so sbertly after that hour, about…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 27 November 1860 · page 4
A MEETING of the friends and supporters of Mr. Cald well, as a representative for East Sydney in the ensuing election, was held yesterday afternoon at the Emu Inn, George and Bathurst streets. The meeting was variously called for three and four o'clock, but…
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Empire · Tuesday 27 November 1860 · page 4
A DEPUTATIONS of gentlemen, chiefly in the Roman C[?]elic interest, waited upo[?] Mr. T. S. Mort, at his residence, yesterday forences, to reques him to allow himself to be put in nomination for one of the-electoral…
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Empire · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 4
been appointed, for the dlatrlota named:— camden-Button Forest, The Hume — The Piney Range Resorve and Corow Liverpool Plaina— Colpolly. Weat Maitland — Three bootha at the High Sohool around, in High-street, Weat Maitland. Monaro —…
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Empire · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 8
BEFORE by the elecation of a new Parliament, the ghost of the deceasad ia laid for ever, let us once more thumh the palette, and trace the lineamenta of a few men of note that yet remain unh.noured with a peg in our…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 3
SIR,—As an elector of the colony, I am rejoiced to find, notwithstanding the noisy declamation of a few interested individuals, that public feeling is at length aroused, and that the rather "meaningless cry of free…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 7
A PUBLIC meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. R. Stewart was held last night at the Emu Inn, George-street. There was but a smail atterdance. The chair was taken at a quarter-past 8 by Mr. Charles Chapman, who, after reading the…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 7
A MEETING of the electors of East Sydney favourable to the return of Dr. Duigan in the next Parliament was held yesterday evening, at eight o'clock, at Barkhausen's, Prince of Wales Hotel. There were…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 5
ON Tuesday evening a very numerously attended meeting was held at Readford's, Maitland Hotel, for the purpose of hearing from Mr. Terry a statement of his Views upon the question of free selection before…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 4
COOK WARD.—A crowded metting of the electors of Cock Ward, favorable to the re-election of the Right Worshipful the Mayor as an alderman of the ward, was held at the Robin Hood Innn, South Head Road, yesterday…
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Empire · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 4
ACCOUNTS from '.Queanbeyan state that Mr, Forster has very little chanceof being re-elected for that constllaenny. At a numerously attended public meeting, at the Harp Inn, Mr. Forster's conduct was strongly denounced,…
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Empire · Wednesday 28 November 1860 · page 4
Gi[?] WARD.— A meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. John Hourigan was held last evening, at the Black Dog lnn, aiouoeater.street. The meeting was well attended. Mr. Spoerin was mored Into the chair,and after a few remarka, Interduoced…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 29 November 1860 · page 5
Also in Empire
MACQUARIE WARD.—A meeting of the electors of this ward was held last evening at half-past seven o'clock, at the Edinburgh Castle, to [?] steps for the election of Mr. John M'Intosh as an alderman for the ward. The meeting was numerously attended,…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 29 November 1860 · page 4
A MEETING of electors favourable to the return of Mr. Martin, as one of teh representatives of East Sydney, was held yesterday evening, at the Plizroy Hetel, William-street, Woolloomootoo, The room was densely crowded, adn may were undable to obtain…
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Empire · Thursday 29 November 1860 · page 8
A public meeting was held last evening at the Burnbank Hotel, Balmain, to enable Mr.Eagar to address the electors in that suburb. By the time appointed 8 p.m. considerably more than 100…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 30 November 1860 · page 8
HOURKE WARD.—A meeting was held at the Currency Lass, corner of Hunter and Pitt streets, last night, to secure the reelection of Mr. Alderman Curtis for Bourke Ward. It was moved that Mr. Rogers do take the chair, seconded by Mr. Clinton…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 30 November 1860 · page 4
A MEETING of electors of East Sydney was held yesterday evening, in the Temperance Hall. Pitt-street, which was crowded to excess. On the platform were the Mayor of Sydney, Mr Windeyer, Mr. Harbottle, and a number of…
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