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Circus. Benefit of Miss Tournear. Under the distinguished patronage of Colonel McCleverty, Colonel Gold, and the officers of the garrison, who on this occasion will honour the circus with their presence. ... Foley's Royal American Circus, on Monday evening next, 11th instant. ... Tickets ... at Swinbourne's Hotel. 7th August 1856.

Circus. Benefit of Miss Tournear. Under the distinguished patronage of Colonel McCleverty, Colonel Gold, and the officers of the garrison, who on this occasion will honour the circus with their presence. ... Foley's Royal American Circus, on Monday evening next, 11th instant. ... Tickets ... at Swinbourne's Hotel. 7th August 1856.

Public meeting. The electors of Wellington are respectfully informed that a public meeting will be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Friday Even[ing], the 5th day of August, 1853, to hear the opinion of all the candidates on several important questions. Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Public meeting. The electors of Wellington are respectfully informed that a public meeting will be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Friday Even[ing], the 5th day of August, 1853, to hear the opinion of all the candidates on several important questions. Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Grand reform banquet. Demonstration in favour of the immediate establishment of representative institutions in this colony, to be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Thursday, the 1st March, 1849.

Grand reform banquet. Demonstration in favour of the immediate establishment of representative institutions in this colony, to be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Thursday, the 1st March, 1849.

[Bradey, Francis?], 1793-1864 :To the electors of the citey of Wellington. Gentlemen, I have been perswaded at the eleventh ower ... I remane your humbel and obedeent servant, Francis Bradey, Tamworth Cottage. You wil cee by the elctral role that I am the only gentilman amung the Kendidats, God Save the Queen!! [1853].

[Bradey, Francis?], 1793-1864 :To the electors of the citey of Wellington. Gentlemen, I have been perswaded at the eleventh ower ... I remane your humbel and obedeent servant, Francis Bradey, Tamworth Cottage. You wil cee by the elctral role that I am the only gentilman amung the Kendidats, God Save the Queen!! [1853].

Election of Dr John Dorset. At a meeting which took place at the Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, the 2nd August ... the following names were proposed ... Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Election of Dr John Dorset. At a meeting which took place at the Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, the 2nd August ... the following names were proposed ... Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Meeting, tonight, Thursday ... charges of peculation and jobbery which have been made by Mr Edward J Wakefield against the executive of the Province will be fully gone into. November 8, 1855.

Meeting, tonight, Thursday ... charges of peculation and jobbery which have been made by Mr Edward J Wakefield against the executive of the Province will be fully gone into. November 8, 1855.

Wellington elections! At a numerous meeting ...the following resolutions were unanimously adopted...August 4, 1853.

Wellington elections! At a numerous meeting ...the following resolutions were unanimously adopted...August 4, 1853.

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