The Borough Council
MET on Thursday. Present—the Mayor, and Aldermen Collins, Butler, Clarke, Clegg, and Hawkins. Before signing the minutes, the Mayor said he…
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Council & local affairs, 1869
74 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 4
Resignation of the Mayor of Cork
In the course of these debates frequent reference was made to the mayor of Cork. As soon as the government obtained authentic information, and it was found that a special charter protected the mayor of…
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The Mayor of Cork, a Mr. Daniel O'Sullivan, within the same week, afforded another illustration of Irish feeling. At a farewell banquet given to the liberated Fenians, Warren and Costello, on the eve…
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MET on Thursday. Present—the Mayor, Aldermen Gale, Collins, Butler, Stewart, Hawkins, and Clegg. The Mayor remarked that this was a special meeting, and called upon…
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IT appears from a report contained in the Singleton Times of Saturday last that the people of Singleton are in a difficulty with regard to appeals against municipal assessments. The appeal court consisted…
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MET on Thursday. Present—the Mayor and Aldermen Butler, Clarke, Collins, Gale, Hawkains, and Richards. Minutes of last meeting were road and confirmed…
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MET on Thursday. Presentâthe Mayor, Aldermen Gale, Collins, Clarke, Butler, and Hawkins. The Town-clerk read a report from the city surveyor, drawing attention to the state of the road…
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THE city of Newcastle has been the scene of a vehement agitation, touching the proposal of the town council to lease the market reserve. This proposal was to be carried into…
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MET on Thursday. present—the Mayor, Aldermen Butler, Clegg, Gale, and Hawkins. The minutes of last meeting were read confirmed. The Town-clerk read a letter from Henry Payten,…
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The proverbial fickleness of "the many-headed monster" was never better illustrated than by the case of ex-Mayor O'Sullivan. At one time he was the most…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News on the Mail. the Gold Fields of Sutherland Shire
THE universality of the existence of gold in this part of Scotland is its most striking peculiarity. It is found almost wherever it has been looked for; and apparently of similar quality in all…
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MET on Thursday Present—Aldermen Clarke (in the chair), Gale, Butler, Stewart, and Hawkins. The Town-clerk read the report of the improvement committee recommending the expenditure of…
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MET on Thursday. Present the Mayor, and Aldermen Gale, Stewart, Collins, Clarks, and Clegg. The Town-clerk read a letter from the town-clerk at Bathurst in reply to one making inquiries…
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MET on Monday. Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Butler, Gale, Stewart, and Clegg. A circular concerning the use of dry earth-closets in the borough was read…
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MET on Monday. Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Butler, Gale, Stewart, and Clegg. A circular concerning the use of dry earth-closets in the borough was read…
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MET on Monday evening at half-past seven. The Mayor, and Alderman Butler, Collins, Clarke, Clegg, and Hawkins were present. The correspondence road wasâ…
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MET on Thursday. Present the Mayor, and Aldermen Richards, Butler, Clarke, Hawkins, and Clegg. Alderman Butler reported that the sum of £519 10s. 8d. had been paid to the credit of the…
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THE HON. J. H. PLUNKETT.--Mr. Owen moved a resolution of which lie gave notice on Tuesday, "That this Council desires to express and place on record in its minutes, its sense of the great…
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A BILL TO REGULATE COMMONS.--Mr. Owen moved for, and obtained leave to bring in a bill to regulate" Commons," rendered necessary, he said, by the change of circumstances which had…
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MET on Thursday. Present—Aldermen Collins (in the chair), Butler, Clarke, Clegg, and Hawkins. The minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed…
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