Election Rumours
East SYDNEY.-Mr. Charles Cowper, GMG., [?] wil be seen from ,a numerously signed requisition in another column, has been invited to stand for this electorate, and has compiled with request Mr…
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The General Election
MR. COWPER, in reply to a requisition signed by about fifteen hundred electors of Last Sydney, has consented to stand. His address, together with that of Mr. Robertson, the Premier, who stands for West Sydney, appears in…
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KIPPAX FOR COOK WARD.—A meeting of the electors of Cook Ward took place last evening, at the Pelican Inn, South Head-road, to hear Mr. Kippax address them on his candidature for the representation…
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Mr. S. C. Brown met the electors of Newtown last evening, at the Belfast Wine Vaults, Botany-road. The candidate entered the large room of the hotel at about 8 o'clock. At that time a dense crowd was…
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MEETING OF ALDERMAN BUTLER'S SUPPORTERS:- A meeting of the friends and the supporters of Alderman Butler was held on Tuesday, at the Queen's Arms, South Head-road. There was a crowded a tendance of…
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MR. KING FOR EAST SYDNEY.-A meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. George King, in his [?] for election to Parliament, as one of the members for East Sydney, was held last evening, at…
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KIAMA.-For this electorate there is likely to be a very warm contest, Mr. S. W. Gray. who formerly represented the [?] for several years, with great credit to himself and satisfaction to the electors,…
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IT is currently reported that Sir James Martin intends to to accede to the requisition sent him from Newcastle, and to stand for that city. Mr. Parkes's intentions are still unknown; for though he has asserted his intention of…
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A MEETING of the friends and supporters of Mr. George King, as a candidate for election to Parliament as representative of East Sydney, was held last evening at the Sir John Young Hotel, William-street. The room was…
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BOWN FOR PHILIP WARD.—Last night a number of the supporters of Thomas J. Bown, Esq., mustered at the Goulburn Hotel, Pitt-street Dr. Bell being called [?]on, took the chair, and read the advertisement…
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MR. GEORGE KING'S MEETING.-A. meeting of electors of East Sydney, favourable to the return of Mr. George King, was held yesterday evening, at Mr.Kelly's, Emu Inn, corner of George and Ba[?]hurst…
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THE WOLLOMBI.-Mr. William Robertson Collins has announced that he is a candidate, but "defers a definition of his political opinions until the day of nomination."…
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THE Opposition have not as yet put forward any candidates for the metropolitan constituencias, and little can be gathered as to their intentions. It is confidently asserted that Sir James Martin will stand for Newcastle; and that…
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