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  2. THE SANDHURST ELECTION.

    Gentlemen.—Do not be led away by the noise the dozen or so of half-mad individuals who constitut[?] the leading supporters of the "people's candidates," Messrs Maearthy and Halfey, are miking. They ...

    Article : 422 words
  3. MR HOWARD AT LONG GULLY.

    Mr Howard addressed tho electors at Piggo't's, Cambridgshire Arms, last evening; Mr Leeds in the chair, about eighty persona were present, After the candidate had explained his views it was proposed ...

    Article : 103 words
  4. Advertising

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    Advertising : 3,107 words
  5. MR. M'ILWRAITH AT CALIFORNIA GULLY.

    Last evening, at the White Horse Hotel, California Gully, Mr M'Ilwraith met the electors, about four hundred in number. Mr Collman occupied the chair. The candidate reiterated the opinions ...

    Article : 224 words
  6. A VOICE FROM CALIFORNIA GULLY.

    Sir,—On Thursday the electors of the Sandhurst Boroughs will be required to record their votes for two of the four candidates who are now in the field for the honor of representing the Boroughs in the ...

    Article : 853 words
  7. MR. M'ILWRAITH AT THE STAR AND GARTER.

    Mr M'Ilwraith, after attending at the White Horse, addressed the electors at the above hotel, about ten o'clock p m. The small room was crowded with persons who by their peculiar interruptions ...

    Article : 170 words
  8. THE DIVISIONS OF THE LIBERAL ASSOCIA[?]ON.

    Sir,—Your reiterated rejoicings over the supposed divisions of the Liberal Association indicate the kind of affection you entertain for that much abused party. Perhaps it might be as well if you did not ...

    Article : 426 words
  9. MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT.

    THE BOTTLE.—The unusual number of eight persons were brought up for drunkenness and fined five shillings each; but considering the spurts that were going on in the neighborhood of ...

    Article : 266 words
  10. EXPLANATORY.

    Sir,—Observing a letter in to-day's Advertiser drawing an inference unfavorable to Mr Macarthy from the fact of some of his cards being colored, I think it is only justice to that gentleman to state ...

    Article : 124 words
  11. CRICKET.

    This match came oft on Saturday, at Kangaroo Flat, and resulted in a victory to the North. The chief features of the game were the free vigorous batting of Messrs, Barrell and Quinn. Contrary ...

    Article : 358 words
  12. MR HALEFY AND HIS PROTECTION.

    Sir—I have been digging on Bendigo for the last ten years, and have taken but little interest in any previous election beyond recording my vote, but I think it is high time to be up and doing when John ...

    Article : 280 words
  13. THE BOROUGT ELECTION.

    Sir,—Believing that you have the welfare of this district at heart, I beg leave to call your attention (at this particular period, when members to serve in Parliament are about to be elected), to the crying ...

    Article : 450 words
  14. A CRITI[?]ISM OF MR FITZGERALD.

    Sir,—As our candidates are pretty freely criticised both as to their antecedents in and out of Parliament, even down to their private affairs, it is but fair that we should look at our clever young townsman, ...

    Article : 644 words
  15. THE LATE CASE, HOGG v. CROXTON AND OTHERS

    Sir—I would respectfully ask his Lordship the Bishop before he leave us to have that matter thoroughly investigated, which recently caused so much annoyance to the majority of the members of the ...

    Article : 167 words
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