East Sydney Election. the Polling—this Day
The polling for the election of four members for East Sydney commenced at 8 o'clock this morning The hustings in Hyde Park served as a polling - booth, which, as usual, was…
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Prorogation of Parliament
LONDON, November 28.—Parliament will be formally prorogued on Friday until February, when it will meet again…
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Parliament will be formally prorogued on Friday until February, when it will again meet…
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Parliament will be formally prorogued on Friday until February, when it will again meet…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Berry resumed the debate on the second reading of the Land Bill. He contended, that instead of alienting any more land, selection should be put a stop…
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In the Assembly to-day, Mr. Berry aBked the Treasurer whether he had received a telegram from the Agent-General, explaining the reason of the failure of the South Australian Loan. Sir Bryan O'Loghlen…
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It is understood that the Government has abandoned the intention of a January session of Parliament…
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LONDON, November 29.—As was expected, the complete returns of the polling for Cambridge University election show a large majority for the Hon. Cecil Raikes. :…
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Following is a report of the speeches of the various candidates at the nomination yesterday:— Mr. JOHN DAVIES was the first to come forward. He was received with a few cheers…
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The friends and supporters of Mr. E. R. Parker, who is contesting the vacant seat for Cook Ward in the Municipal Council, held two meetings on Tuesday—one at the Comet Hotel, corner of Albion and…
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LAST night, between 12 and 1 o'clock. Mr. E. R. Parker was waited upon by Mr. O. Day, who offered to pay Mr. Parker's expenses and give him £100 if he would retire from the contest for Cook Ward in…
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Mr. D. O'CONNOR.—Last night Mr. Daniel O'Connor, one of the candidates for West Sydney, addressad a very large meeting of the electors at the Masonic Hall, York-street. The large hall was…
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Considerable surprise was created at the nomination yesterday at the School of Arts by the appearance of no less than 17 policemen, who arrived from Sydney to strengthen the local force, probably in the…
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Most of the candidates engaged in the city and suburban political campaign addressed meetings of electors last night, and in nearly every instance unanimous votes of confidence were passed. Among…
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The nomination of candidates for the representation of South Sydney in the Legislative Assembly took place yesterday at the hustings, Belmore Park, commencing at noon. About 2000 persons were present…
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As was expected, tha completed returns of the polling for Cambridge University election show a large majority for the Hon. Cecil Raikes…
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Goulburn, Wednesday. -- The nomination for Goulburn took place at noon to-day. Mr. Wm. Teece was the only member nominated. In the course of his remarks he justified the dissolution,…
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Sir, -- With your permission, I should like to say word on the above subject. Its importance is in only excuse for troubling you. A grave responsibility rests upon the electors, both of town and…
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Mr. D. O'Connor, a candidate for West Sydney, addressed a crowded meeting at the Temperance Hall last night. Mr. William Robertson occupied the chair, and there were also present on the…
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As expected, the complete returns of the polling for the Cambridge University election show a large majority for the lion. Cecil Rajkes…
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