At the nomination yesterday Mr. Oscar De Satge and MR. ALFRED Godfrey, solicitor, were proposed as candidates. The show of hands was in favour Mr. De Satge, whereupon Mr. Godfrey demanded a ...
Article : 2,102 wordsTHE poll for this electoral was taken yesterday, and the utmost good humor prevailed throughout the whole of the day. A fair minster of the supporters of the rival candidates assembled in the ...
Article : 137 wordsSIR,—My attention has been directed to your paper of May 13, in which appear's letter from James J. Tumball, also the 27th, containing a letter in reply, from "A Hobartonian of 1862. ...
Article : 1,343 wordsTHE nomination for Eastern Downs took place at Warwick on Tuesday last, when the following candidates were proposed:—Mr. Lilley, by Messrs. Cox and Bugd[?]; Mr. Macalister, by Messrs. Gunn and ...
Article : 621 wordsTHE nomination of candidates to represent the above electorate in the next parliament took place at the "Great Gull's Head the springs on Tuesday last There was an immense concourse ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 201 wordsSIR,—In my last letter I pointed oat that, in a great measure, the outcry against the squatters was got up by those who had no sincere regard for the welfare of the colony, but entirely from motives ...
Article : 945 wordsBrisbane—K.I.O'Doherty, R. Pring, G. Edmondstone. South Brisbane—T.B. Stephens. Fortitude Valley—C. Lilley. Ipswich—J.M. Thompson, B. Cribb, J. Johnstone, W.W. Macalister. Drayton ...
Article : 1,191 wordsANOTHER and more favorable overture has been made to the Government in connection with the proposed line of mail steamers between Brisbane and California. Mr. Hall, the United States consul ...
Article : 432 wordsTHE following sittings in insolvency were held before His Honor Judge Lutwyche on Monday last:— IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY LEAR PENTECOST.— ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 453 wordsSIR,—A man is perfectly justified in holding and maintaining any and every opinion he prefers; has the right of impressing those opinions upon the minds of others by every moral means of persuasion ...
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