Sydney News. Legislative Council. Wednesday, July 11
Previous to Mr. Martin's taking the oath of allegiance on his re-election, the Speaker read a letter from the hon. gentleman protesting against the necessity of…
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Sydney News Legislative Council. Wednesday, July 18, 1849
Mr. LOWE presented a Petition from the Publicans of Sydney, praying for alterations in the Licensing Bill. Mr. OAKES presented a similar Petition…
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Mr. DARVALL presented a petition from Messrs. M'Ewan and C. Nathan, praying that the Medical Profession Bill may be referred to a select committee to take evidence…
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The SPEAKER announced that the Governor had on behalf of Her Majesty, assented to the Courts of Requests Auction Bill. HENRY MOOR, Esq., member for the electoral…
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The Speaker announced that the Governor had assented to the Colonial Agent Bill, the Law of Evidence Bill and the Melbourne City Bill. The Governor's Message in reply to the address,…
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The SPEAKER reported that the Governor had assented to the Courts of Requests and Petty Sessions Auction Bill. H Moor, Esq., took the oath and his seat…
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MR. COWPER presented petitions from the Roman Catholic inhabitants of Liverpool and Campbelltown, praying for a more equitable division of the sums appropriated to…
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MR. MARTIN gave notice that on Tuesday he would move for leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate the performance of the duties of Justices of the Peace out of Quarter Sessions, with respect to summary…
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THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL, on behalf of Mr. Cowper, begged leave to postpone the second reading of the Sydney Railway Bill for a week…
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MR. BERRY moved an Address to the Governor praying that a sum not exceeding £250 be placed upon the Estimates for 1850 to enable the Rev W. B. Clarke, to publish his "Geological Researches in…
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MR. DARVALL presented a petition from the Roman Catholics of Bathurst, praying for a more equitable distribution of the sums appropriated to Denominational Education…
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NEW MEMBER.âL. Mackinnon, Esq., took the oath and his seat. REPORTS BROUGHT UP.âFrom the Committee to enquire into the condition of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney News. Legislative Council. Tuesday, September 11
MESSAGES.—Three messages were received from the Governor, one enclosing a Bill to amend the Quarantine Act, another a Bill for establishing a fund to be called the…
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MR. DONALDSON gave notice of his intention to move, on Friday next, (yesterday), certain resolutions with regard to steam communication with England…
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LEAVE Of absence for three weeks was granted to Mr. Foster PETITION.—By Mr. Nichols, from Mr.W. H. Wells, praying the Council to take measures…
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NEW BILL.—Mr. Donaldson brought in a Bill for the prevention of catarrh, &c., in sheep. It was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Friday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sydney News. Legislative Council. Tuesday, October 9
CROWN LANDS.—Mr. Lowe moved, that an address, transmitting the Report and Evidence of the Committee of Crown Lands be presented to his Excellency, praying that…
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