MELBOURNE. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Ministerial Elections
The following Ministers have been re-elected, without opposition. Mr. Verdon, Treasurer, for Williamstown. Mr. Herlies, Chief Secretary, for Bourke…
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Carcoar. [From Our Correspondent.] Electioneering Meetings
SEVERAL respectable and numerously attended meetings have been held in this district during the past week. The first was held at the White Horse Inn, S. Meyer, Esq., J.P., in the chair, who stated that as there was to be a general election very shortly,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Scone. [From a Correspondent.] Upper Hunter Election
MR. ROBERTSON came by the mail on Sunday; thus the Singleton and Muswellbrook people had not the opportunity of shewing their respect to him by going out to meet him. On Monday, however, he met the electors, according to advertisement, at the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Liverpool Plains Election. [From a Correspondent.] Mr. Alexander Dick at Tamworth
ON Sturday evening, the 1st December, Mr. Dick arrived per coach in Tamworth, and determined on addressing the electors that evening. Accordingly, it was announced that a meeting would take place on that evening at 8 o'clock; and at the hour…
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ACCORDING to proclamation, a meeting of the electors of Paddington, was held yesterday, at noon, on a piece of waste land, off Pittstreet, Redfern, for the purpose of electing a member to represent the electorate or Paddington in the next parliament. There…
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THE two electioneering events of the week have been Mr. Cowper's great demonstration at the Temperance Hall, on Saturday evening, and the nomination of the candidates for the represen-. tation of East Sydney on Wednesday. Mr. Cowper reviewed his…
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Free Selection before Survey! No Synod Bill! An Elective Upper House! Sir Richard Bourke's Church Act—The…
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There is one feature of a most dangerous tendency in the present Bill, to which we anxiously desire to call the attention of the electors of the country districts, i.c., the 21st clause, providing for an upset…
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MR. W. C. WINDEYER.—We have been inform that a deception has been practiced upon Mr. Windeyer, with respect to the feelings entertained towards him by his constituents at Raymond…
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At the nomination on Wednesday, there was an immense gathering, and the most intense excitement, marked by the usual enthusiasm and interruptions of the speakers. The candidates nominated were…
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DECEMBER 4.—To-day arrived per mail three candidates from Sydeny—M[?]s. Hart, Samuel, and Driver—to solicit the suf[?]ges of the free and indepnedent electors of the several electorates, First, Mr. Hart, who has been invited to contest Bathurst…
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YESTERDAY, at noon, the nomination of the candidates for the representation of the electorate of Parra[?] in the ensuing Parliament, took place near the Court House of that town, at the corner of Church and George streets, in…
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THE election of four members to represent the electorate of East Sydney in the new Parliament took place yesterday. More than usual interest was manifested in the election. This was shown by the crowds…
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PICTON presented a very busy and animated appearance on Thursday evening last. Large crowds of elctros assembled to meet Messrs. Morrico and Douglas, the candidates now in the field for the Camden electorate. The meeting took place at Mr…
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Mr. C. COWPER.—Respecting the Land question, this gentleman states that in 1857 he held different opinions to those which he now holds. "It is quite true (he affirms) that at that time I did not press…
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YESTERDAY afternoon at about a quarter to seven o clock, the Returning Officer for East Sydney, Mr Richard Hill,declared the state of the poll. About 5000 persons assembled in front of the hustings, in Hyde Park, to hear the declaration. The…
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A PUBLIC meeting of the electors of the Parlamatta electorate was hold yesterday at noon, at the Court-house. About 200 persons were present at the commencement in a short time they were about 400…
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DECEMBER 7.—Pursuant to public notice, a meeting of the supporters of Mr. Smith took place at Mr. W. Landers' Inn. last night. Upwards of 150 electors were present. The proceddings were orderly in the extreme…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Nomination and Election of Mr. Daniel Egan. (From the Twofold Bay Observer of Friday.)
WEDNEDAY being the day of nomination for the electoral district of Eden, at 12 o'clock an immense crowd gathered around the Court-house. The Returning-officer, Mr. George Barclay, J.P., read the…
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THE election for the borough of Parramatta took place on Saturday last, and the result was announced by the Returning-officer, Mr. C. S. Lyons, from the hustings, at the close of the poll…
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