New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. Wednesday, March 20
The Yass Courier · Wednesday 27 March 1861 · page 3
PITT-STREET TRAMWAY BILL -- Mr. Hargrave moved the second rending of the Pittstreet Tramway Bill, on which Mr. Johnson moved an amendment that it be read that…
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The Yass Courier · Wednesday 3 April 1861 · page 2
ASSENT TO SCAB IN H EP BILL.--The message from the Administrator of the Government, containing the assent to the Scab in Sheep Bill, was read…
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Goulburn Herald · Saturday 6 April 1861 · page 3
The council met on Thursday. Present: the mayor, and Alderman McGovern, Fletcher, Byrne, Horn, Walsh, and Fulljames. The town-clerk read a letter from…
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Goulburn Herald · Saturday 6 April 1861 · page 3
The council met on Thursday. Present; the mayor, and Alderman McGovern, Fletcher, Byrne, Horn, Walsh, and Fulljames. The town-clerk read a letter from…
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The Yass Courier · Wednesday 10 April 1861 · page 3
THE LAND BILLS. -- The second reading of the Crown Lands Alienation Bill was postponed until Thursday, on the motion of of the hon. Secretary, concurred in by Mr…
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The Yass Courier · Wednesday 17 April 1861 · page 2
COMPENSATION TO THE CHINESE--Mr. Want presented a petition from 196 Chinese who were expelled from the Lambing Flat diggings by the European diggers, and who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. Tuesday, April 16
The Yass Courier · Wednesday 24 April 1861 · page 3
THE CRIMINAL LUNATICS BILL, as amended in select committee, was passed through committee of the whole without amendments, and the third reading fixed for next day…
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The Yass Courier · Saturday 27 April 1861 · page 3
IMMIGRATION.--Mr. Hunt gave notice of his intention to move, on some future day, the adoption of a resolution in favour of immigration, and the encouragement thereof…
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The Yass Courier · Wednesday 1 May 1861 · page 3
THE GREAT SEAL.-- Considerable time was occupied in a debate on the subject of the Tawell papers, and their non-production as vet for the purpose of the debate on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. Tuesday, April 30
The Yass Courier · Wednesday 8 May 1861 · page 2
INSOLVENCY BILL.--The Attorney-General moved that the Insolvency Commissioner's Bill of 1861 be read a second time. The object of the bill was to fix the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. Monday, May 6
The Yass Courier · Saturday 11 May 1861 · page 3
CROWN LANDS ALIENATION BILL.--On the motion of the Secretary for Lands for the third reading of the Crown Lands Alienation Bdl, Mr. Johnson moved the recommittal of…
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The Yass Courier · Wednesday 15 May 1861 · page 3
COLONIAL REPRESENTATION OF THE CROWN. --The Secretary for Lands gave notice of a motion in reference to the title, &c., of the representative of her Majesty in this colony,…
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Goulburn Herald · Wednesday 5 June 1861 · page 4
IN the Supreme Court, Sydney, on Thursday last, before his Honor the chief-justice and a jury of twelve, a case (Moss v. Devlin and and another,) was tried which possesses…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Mayor of Shoalhaven
Goulburn Herald · Wednesday 5 June 1861 · page 4
IN the Supreme Court, Sydney, on Thursday last, before his Honor the chief-justice and a jury of twelve, a case (Moss v. Devlin and and another,) was tried which possesses…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest From Sydney. the New Legislative Council Wednesday, 5.30 p.m
The Yass Courier · Saturday 15 June 1861 · page 2
The Sydney Morning Herald to-day publishes a list of the New Legislative Council. I am able to say it contains some errors. The following is an…
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Goulburn Herald · Wednesday 19 June 1861 · page 3
THE following communication has been addressed by Mr. Turville, private secretary to his Excellency, to each of the gentlemen who have been invited to seats in the Upper House:—…
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Goulburn Herald · Wednesday 19 June 1861 · page 3
THE following communication has been addressed by Mr. Turville, private secretary to his Excellency, to each of the gentleman who have been invited to seats in the Upper House:—…
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Goulburn Herald · Saturday 22 June 1861 · page 4
THE names that have been given to the public as those of the probable members of the next Legislative Council, ought not, perhaps, to be literally accepted as authentic. It is scarcely…
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Goulburn Herald · Saturday 22 June 1861 · page 4
THE names that have been given to the public as those of the probable members of the next Legislative Council, ought not, perhaps, to be literally accepted as authentic. It is scarcely…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Celebrities in and Out of Parliament, Roughly Sketched by a Free Hand. No. Xviii. the Seven Lamps of the Second Legislative Council
Goulburn Herald · Saturday 6 July 1861 · page 2
BLARE O'LYNN, Esquire, as hinted in Sketch No. XVII, rose—dashed the ashes out of his pipe—popped his pipe into the capacious breast-pocket of his loosely-made coat—stroked his abundant beard…
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