Mr Gillies held several meetings on Thursday. At the Round Water Holes, about 30 electors were present; at Ross' Creek, about that number also; at Napolcons, the number was about 70; at Cambrian ...
Article : 67 wordsSIR,—I had no desire to do more in the present contest than to give my support to the candidate I thought the best fitted to represent my fellow electors and myself; and I regret that the letter of Mr W. ...
Article : 843 wordsBailarat alluvial stocks commanded by far the most attention at the Corner on Thursday, and there was a general and strong feeling in favor of some of the old mines. Prince of Wales continued to improve, and ...
Article : 1,032 wordsMr Gillies held a meeting in the evening at Sebastopol Town-hall, which was very well attended, the hall being filled with an audience most enthusiastic in its character. ...
Article : 457 wordsPresent—Mr Brophy (in the chair), and Messrs Walker, Surplice, and Mr Forbes, the newly-elected member, who was introduced by Mr Surplice. An apology for non attendance was received from ...
Article : 1,582 wordsMr James Eddy on Thursday addressed meetings at the Northern Junction hotel, Two Bridges, Wilson's Newmarket, Stone's Half-way House, Rawling's Parade hotel, Wendouree; Palmer's hotel, Alfredton; ...
Article : 81 wordsMr James addressed meetings on Thursday at Palmer's hotel, Alfredton, Stone's Half-way House, Two Bridges hotel, Wilson's Newmarket hotel, and Clyde hotel, and obtained votes of confidence at all ...
Article : 34 wordsMr C. D. Cuthbert was in the chair at this place, where the room was well filled. Mr James began by referring to Mr Eddy, and said that at the previous meeting he had found it necessary to unravel the ...
Article : 900 wordsSIR,— Your remarks relative to the patriarchal Glennie and his dictation are so utterly beneath eontempt, that it was after much deliberation before I made my mind up to reply to them. I presume that ...
Article : 388 wordsYesterday may be looked upon as an important one for the united interests of Ballarat and Pleasant Creek. Strangely enough, at the christening of the South Scotchmans engine, it was announced that on that ...
Article : 591 wordsSIR,—I take leave to recall your attention to the letter which appeared in the Star of the 13th instant under the signature "Arthur M'Arthur," also to my brief reply thereto in Friday's Star, and to the letters ...
Article : 345 wordsOn Wednesday evening Mr John James addressed the electors of Smythesdale at the local Mechanics' Institute. There was a pretty good attendance. Mr John Keith, J.P., was voted to the chair, and brielly ...
Article : 703 wordsSIR,—In reference to a question submitted to Mr Gillies at the Alfred Hall, last night, respecting the purchase of land on which is situated the Atlantic hotel, I beg to state that I purchased at public ...
Article : 95 wordsSIR,—In this morning's Star I observe an epistle headed "The Hand and Band Again," and signed "A Shareholder, wishing to have information published" for himself and outside shareholders. It appears to me ...
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The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Fri 21 May 1869, Page 3
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