The Shoalhaven Election. Terara
Mr. John Roseby has been returned for Shoalhaven, by a majority of 12 over Mr. Richards…
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Hints to Young Members of Parliament. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—As the general election is now drawing to a close, and as there will be a fair sprinkling of young members in the Parliament, it may not be amiss to set before them the following "hints," taken almost verbatim from an article…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →News of the Day. The Mudgee Election
Our Mudgee correspondent writes, under date November 1:—Since the day of nomination, the interest which is excited by such political movements has increased considerably. The general impression…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →East Maitland Election. [By Telegraph.] Newcastle
Mr. Scholey has been returned for East Maitland by a majority of two over Mr. Dodds. The result has caused intense excitement. The numbers polled were—…
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THERE is one part of the speech of Mr. WISDOM at Morpeth, to which reference is made in another column, which is worthy of earnest consideration on the part of the country and of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Election for Canterbury
At the close of the poll for East Sydney, las week, Sir HENRY PARKES intimated with considerable plainness that the electors had brought his political life to a close; and no…
Continued on Trove, page 560 →The Northumberland Election
SHORTLY before the debate on the provisional purchase question, the seat for Northumberland became vacant. One of the candidates, Mr. WALLACE, advocated free trade, and his…
Continued on Trove, page 560 →The Elections
DURING the week the elections have proceeded rapidly, so that now most of the seats are filled up. Some changes have been made which will not be thought…
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1. The Secretary of the Committee. 2. The Committee at work outside the Committee Room. 3. Refreshments. 4. The Committee Room after the Declaration of the Poll, 5. A few Bills come in. 6. The Secretary as he appeared at 1 o'clock next morning…
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A PHRENOLOGICAL DELUSION. Hamilton endeavouring to head the poll. A cool and airy proceeding -- A recent Court of Inquiry…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Election for the Hawkesbury. (From Our Correspondent.)
The official declaration of the [?] took place on Thursday, at the Fitzroy Hotel. The following were declared [?] results:—Bowman, 162; Moses, 383; Piddington, [?]; Primrose, 177; Davies, 96…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Election for the Tumut. [From Our Correspondent.]
THE weather on Saturday afternoon last was anything but [?]verable for the demonstration which a number of elect[?] had organised to give a hearty welcome to Mr. James Foskins. Just as a large cavalcade was prepared to start…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Wollombi Elections. [By Telegraph.] Wollombi
The following returns have been received:—Ellalong and Millfield: Eckford, 70; Levien, 34; Cunneen, 32…
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WITH the exception of the Sydney University, the nominations for all the electorates have been made. The following are the electorates in which the polling has yet to come off:—The Clarence, the Hastings, Upper Hunter,…
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THE result of the election for West Sydney confirms the inference which we derived from that for East Sydney, that the electors were bent on giving an emphatic expression to the weariness and…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The General Election. Canterbury Electorate
The nomination for the election of two candidates for Canterbury took place on Friday, at the hustings. Ashfield. Mr. F. Underwood (the retiirning-officer) commenced the proeeedings at noon by reading the writ…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Telegraphic Election News. ALBURY
The nomination for the Hume took place to-day in presence of about 250 electors. Mr. George Day was nominated by Mr. George Thorold, and seconded by Mr. James Fallon. The nomination…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, November 3, 1877. The Course of the General Election
IT is difficult to form a very decisive estimate of the general result of tha elections. Yet, as it is of great public concern to ascertain, as nearly as possible, the tendency of the people's…
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The election of a member to represent the Sydney University in Parliament took place to-day at noon. There was no apposition to Mr. Windever, who being the only candidate proposed, was declared…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Monaro Election. [By Telegraph.] Cooma
At Cooms Montague polled 145; Murphy, 137 Nimitybelle Montague, 45; Murphy 54. Bombala: Murphy, 289; Montague, 48. Majority at present for Murphy 238. Other returns are yet to come in but…
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