The Recall of Parliament
LONDON, September 27.—Rumours are current in some circles, thought to be well informed, that Parliament is to be recalled. The cause for this unusual…
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Parliamentary Elections
A meeting of persons in favour of nominating Mr. Richard Charles Luscombe as a candidate for the representation of West Sydney at the ensuing election was held at the Temperance Hall, on the 23rd ultimo, when there…
Continued on Trove, page 645 →The Presidential Elections. New York, September 30
There is great excitement in the United States over the approaching Presidential election, which, it is expected, will be very closely contested. General Grant and Secretary W…
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There is great excitement throughout the United States over the approaching Presidential election, which it is expected will be very closely contested. General Grant and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, Oct. 2, 1880, The Press and the Elections
THE date of the general elections is not definitely fixed, but it is understood that they will take place either at the end of the present month, or in the early days of…
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Our Parkes correspondent telegraphed on Saturday:—Mr. Cooke, another of the six candidates for the Forbes electorate, made his first appearance here last night. About 300 attended. Mr. Cooke was well received, and appears…
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On Forbes correspondent telegraphed as follows last night:—"Mr. George w. Moore addressed the electors at Parkes on Saturday night. Nearly 300 persons were present. The candidate was very enthusiastically received,…
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Our correspondent at Vegetable Creek telegriphs:£ "Mr. Edward Bennet, late Acting-Judge, has entered the field as a candidate for the ensuing Parliament for Glen Innes electorate He addressed about 400 electors last…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Argyle Election. [By Electric Telegraph.] Goulburn
Mr. Walsh, editor and proprietor of the Southern Argue, addressed a large meeting of the electors of Argyle at Collector and Carrawang this afternoon. He spoke strongly in favour of the…
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We believe that, in accordance with the decision of the Executive Council this morning, a proclamation is about to be issued proroguing Parliament for a further period, to that it is now more than ever…
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A preliminary meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. George Pile, who is a candidate for the Canterbury electorate, was held lost evening, at Tighe's Oxford Hotel, Petersham. Mr. W. T. A. Shortor…
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A correspondent sends the following by telegram from Wiseman's Ferry:—This otherwise rather quiet locality has presented a very lively appearance for the last few days, in consequence of the electioneering tours and the presence of…
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH. Sir,--Being one possessed of no ambition for public life nor legislative position, but solely desirous to watch, read, listen and express my opinions on…
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Last night, Mr. W. H. Pigott addressed the electors of the district of Canterbury resident in Petersham, at the Congregation schoolroom. There was a good attendance, the chair being taken by Mr. M. M'Mahon, Mayor of…
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Mr. W. H. Bogie, a candidate for the representation of the new electorate of South Sydney, addressed the electors last evening from the balcony of Fahy's Hotel, corner of George and Regent streets. Mr. B…
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Mr. W. H. Bogie addressed the electors of South Sydney last night, from the balcony of Fahy's Family Hotel, Regent-street, Redfern. There was a fairly large concourse of people present, the strcet being pretty well blocked to…
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NOTWITHSTANDING David Buchanan's evil forebodings in Thursday's Daily Telegraph Mr. PUNCH prognosticates a very vast improvement in our…
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Mr. P. G. Myers addressed a large meeting of electors last night, and was well received. He said the Government should treat a selector's de[?] posit as a bank, and allow five per cent, compound…
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