The Elections. (From the Evening News.)
THE general election, so far as it has proceeded, must have been satisfactory to those who watch the working of our institution with mingled hope and fear. The popular…
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West Sydney Election. Declaration of the Poll
THE result of the polling in the West Sydney electorate was declared, yesterday evening, from the hustings, Wynyard-square. The excitement was very great. There were more cartoons and…
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Windsor: Driver, 125; Walker, 136. Richmond: Driver, 130; Walker, 52. Majority for Driver, 67…
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Mr. Wearne. it is reported, intends to offer him-self as a candidate for East Macquarie, Messrs. Greville and Teece are as yet unopposed for Braid-wood and Goulburn. Mr. Baker was well received…
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MR. Greville, as yet, is the only candidate for the representation of this electorate. GOULBURN, THURSDAY. Mr. Teece addressed, the electors yesternight, and a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Hartley Election. [From Our Correspondent.]
THE nomination for a member to represent the Hartley diatrict took place in the Court-house, to-day (the 16th), at noon Mr. Edwin Barton took his seat precisely at 12 noon, and, after reading the writ for the election of a…
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WAS--I am--I ever shall he--world with end. So mote it be. Thus spake the great "I am." In fact, he was all eyes (ayes), from the crown of his head to the sole of his foot. Look at him crosswise, and you will see his eyes looking crosswise to ecclesiastical votes--…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening of the German Parliament
The German Parliament was opened on October 29 by the Emperor William in person. In his speech from the throne his Majesty said that the Legislative labours which awaited the members were no less important than in…
Continued on Trove, page 787 →Third Edition. PATERSON. Saturday, 5 p.m. Paterson Election
The official declaration of the poll took place at noon, to-day, as follows:—Paterson: Mr. Arnold, 97; Mr. Brown, 44. Gresford:Mr. Arnold, 85; Mr. Brown,95. Total—for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →West Sydney Election. the Nomination
AT noon on Monday the nomination of candidates for the constituency of West Sydney took place at the hustings, Wynyard-square. There was a large assemblage in front of the hustings at the…
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IT is but natural that there should be a strong contrast between the addresses issued to city electors, and the inducements held out by country candidates to…
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WE are afraid that the issue of the East Sydney election indicates "the beginning of the end" with reference to the Parkes Ministry. Nor does our telegram of yesterday show any better…
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Up to this day (Thursday) there have been nineteen members elected, and, not withstanding the surprise which left the friends of educational reform without time…
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GENTLEMEN,--Through the solicitation of some of my friends, I come forward to solicit your suffrages. I am not unknown to many of your, and…
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The polling for the election of a member to represent the electorate of Kiama in the new Parliament resulted in the return of Captain Charles, by a majority of 48 votes over the number polled…
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THE official declaration of the poll took place at noon to-day, at the Court-house. About 30 persons were present. The following was the result of the election, as announced by Mr. Gilbert Cory, the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →PATERSON. Saturday, 5 p.m. Paterson Election
The official declaration of the poll took place at noon, to-day, as follows:— Paterson: Mr. Arnold, 97; Mr. Brown, 44. Gresford: Mr. Arnold, 85; Mr. Brown, 95. Total—for…
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