Election Nursery Rhymes. East Sydney
A Government slavey was Reid, Who resolved for East Sydney to bleed ; His post resigned he, A member to be,…
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Election Mems
OUR good friend J. G. O'CONNOR, ye STERLING and ye GENIAL, has had a most enthusiastic reception at Mudgee, Gulgong, and all through that district, for which we have small doubt of his being returned one of the HONOURED TRIUMVIRATE. If the ability and will to serve the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →POSTSCRIPT. Cable Messages. the Wexford Election
LONDON, November 24.—Mr. Healey, lately concerned with Mr. Parnell in connection with the land leaguers combination, and against whom a prosecution has…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, Nov. 27, 1880. The Government and the Elections
ALTHOUGH, the elections are not yet completed, the general resultas sufficiently clear, and any doubt there may have been as to the position of the Government is…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Election Meetings. [By Electric Telegraph. Bendemeer
The political campaign was opened here last night, when Mr. W. C. Proctor addressed a large and [?] sentative meeting. He advanced a strong argument against remission of interest and was in favour of…
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THE turmoil and sounds of battle, so far as the city constituencies are concerned, are things of the past, and the general election of 1880 may be shortly written among the things that were…
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A further prorogation of Parliament to January 6 is officially announced…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegraphic News. [By Submarine Cable.] Prorogation of Parliament. London, November 27
Parliament is new prorogued till the 6th January…
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Mr. A. H. Jacob has been retained for Gloucester by a majority of three votes over Mr. Charles Readett…
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Mr. Abbott has a majority of 35 over Mr. J. Hurley, and is elected. The poll will be officially declared to-morrow at Hartley…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →West Macquarie Election. Bathurst
The polling for West Macquarie electorate took place on Saturday, and the returns show that Mr. Pilcher is in by a majority of 31 at present over his opponent, Mr. Pechey, the former candidate having…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliamentary Elections. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondents.) Grafton Election. Grafton
All the returns are now in, the total votes polled being 1179. Sec obtained 636; Stevenson, 513; informal, 30. Nearly a thousand were polled at Grafton and South Grafton. The poll will be declared at noon to-day…
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The final results show that Mr. Abbott has a majority of 35 over Mr. Hurley. The official result will be made known Tuesday at Hartley. The proceedings at the election were very quiet and orderly…
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The complete returns give the following results:—Mr. Clarke, 1099; Mr. Garvan, 899; Mr. Manning, 375; and Mr. Hutchison, 344…
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All the returns are now in, tha result being:—Bowman: Windsor, 166; Richmond, 197; Wiseman's, 22; Rumerays, 46; Wilberforce, 80: Pitt Town, 99; Wheeny Creek, 88; Enfield, 68; White Hart, 13; Lower Colo, 56; Upper…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Molong Election. Molong
The poling for this electorate took place yesterday. The state of the poll at the close was:—Molong—Dr. Ross, 163; Mr. Smith, 153. Cudal—Ross, 41; Smith, 83. Cargo— Ross, 49; Smith, 56. Toogong—Ross, 5; Smith, 61…
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Polling is to take place to-day, Monday, in the following electorates. The figures between parentheses show the number of members to be returned:- BOOROWA (1).—Messrs. T. M. Slattery and Middleton…
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The declaration of the poll took place to-day at [?] well. The proceedings were very quiet. The poll declares. was as follows:—Maijor Holborrow, 1026; the others as already reported; informal 29. Messrs. Holborrow and…
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The ratepayers of Macquarie Wald were addressed Saturday evening at the Temperance Hall by Mr. C. W. Carpenter, one of the candidates for the forthcoming election. There were…
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