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Politics & elections, 1877

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Candidates in Spite of Themselves

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 10 November 1877 · page 592

AFTER being defeated respectively in East and West Sydney, Sir HENRY PARKES and Sir JOHN ROBERTSON received numerous invitations to stand for other constituencies. The…

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The Free Selectors and the Elections

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 10 November 1877 · page 592

THE free selectors were rather late in calling their conference together, if they intended to being a pressure to bear upon the elections. It seems doubtful whether…

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Windsor Election. (To the Editors of the Protestant Standard.)

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 10 November 1877 · page 6

The result of the Windsor election was no more than what every one anticipated, and, up to a certain point, was a mere farce. When Mr. Walker declined to come forward, it was fully…

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Shakspere and the Elections. Mr. P. A. JENNINGS. "The skilful Shepherd peeled me." -- Merchant of Venice, 1, 3

Sydney Punch · Saturday 10 November 1877 · page 3

Mr. DANIEL O'CONNOR. "From Ireland am I come amain." -- 2 Henry VI., 3, 1. Mr. JOHN DAVIES. "A gentleman of all temperance." -- Measure for Measure, 3, 2…

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Results of the General Election

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 10 November 1877 · page 9

THE elections which took place on Monday, and those which were concluded last week have more than local interest. The PREMIER, after his rejection by West…

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Western Gold-fields Election. [By Telegraph.] Cowra

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 14 November 1877 · page 5

Twenty-seven returns have come in, which give Beyers a majority of 150 over Buchanan. PARKES, TUESDAY. At Parkes, Welcome Tichborne, and M'Guigan's,…

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Meeting of Parliament

Evening News · Saturday 17 November 1877 · page 4

A proclamation was issued at noon to-day from His Excellency the Governor, calling the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council together for the despatch of business, at 12 o'clock noon, on…

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The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, November 17, 1877. The New Parliament

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 17 November 1877 · page 16

THE last work of the general election was concluded on Monday, and the personal composition of the Legislative Assembly that will probably meet on Tuesday week to enter upon the…

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Municipal Election

Evening News · Saturday 17 November 1877 · page 4

As Mr. John Mackintosh has signified his intention of resigning his seat as Alderman for Macquarie Ward, in the Municipal Council, there are already two Richmonds in the field for the vacant seat. Mr…

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The Late Elections

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 17 November 1877 · page 13

The elections are over, and the political leaders on both sides are already engaged in counting their losses and gains. Several well known and picturesque faces which…

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The Murray Election

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 17 November 1877 · page 624

FOR the Murray, Mr. Barboue has been returned by a small majority over Mr. Davidson, a candidate who was expected to. command much support as a local…

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News of the Day. The Municipal Elections

Evening News · Tuesday 20 November 1877 · page 2

A meeting of the friends and supporters of Alderman Field was held last evening at the Royal Arms Hotel, King and Sussex streets, when it was unanimously resolved that the re-election of…

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Opening of Parliament

Evening News · Wednesday 21 November 1877 · page 3

The new Parliament will be opened by Commission The Hon. John Hay, the Hon. Joseph Docker, mid the Bon. W. B. Dalley, of the Legislative Council, and the Hon. Sir John Robertson THe Hon…

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Municipal Elections

Evening News · Wednesday 21 November 1877 · page 3

Mr. C. J. Roberts, for Macquarie Ward. A large and influential meeting of the ratepayers of Macquarie Ward was held at Mr. Ewy's, the Emu Inn, George and Bathurst streets, for the purpose of…

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Municipal Elections

Evening News · Friday 23 November 1877 · page 3

TAYLOR FOR BRISBANE WARD.—The friends of John Taylor Esq., J. P., had a preliminary meeting at Kelsey's Hotel, Tuesday evening, to take step to secure his election for Brisbane Ward, in the place of…

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The New Parliament

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 24 November 1877 · page 3

THE mew House will meet next week. Many new faces will be seen, although not so many as was anticipated. Many old faces will be missed, although a much…

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Lower Hunter Election. (The Herald's Messages.) Raymond Terrace

Evening News · Saturday 24 November 1877 · page 4

THE nomination of a gentleman to represent the Lower Hunter electorate in Parliament — the seat having become vacant by reason of Mr. Jacob's acceptance of the office of Minister for Mines — took…

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France. the Pope on the French Elections

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 24 November 1877 · page 6

In his address to the pilgrims from Angers, on Saturday last, the Holy Father, as reported in the Univers. spoke as follows with regard to the French elections and France…

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Lower Hunter Election. [By Telegraph.] [From Our Own Reporter.] Raymond Terrace

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 24 November 1877 · page 5

The nomination of a gentleman to represent the Lower Hunter electorate in Parliament—the seat having become vacant by reason of Mr. Jacob's acceptance of the office of Minister for Mines—took place…

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Western Gold Fields' Election

Sydney Punch · Saturday 24 November 1877 · page 3

No more at David's adjectives Will David's friends rejoice ; No more our Legislative Hall Will echo David's voice…

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