Borough Council
FOLLOWING is the business to be transacted at the General Meeting, which Will take place this (Thursday) evening:â Reception of Finance Report of 2nd January…
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Council & local affairs, 1873
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Borough Council
THE regular meeting was held in the Council Chambers on Thursday evening, Present, â The Mayor, Aldermen Ball, Gale, Fitzpatrick, and Taylor…
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MET on Thursday, January 2nd. Present—the Mayor and Aldermen Gale, Taylor, Fitzpatrick, and Ball. The Mayor reported that he had given the…
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SIR,âAt the request of several ratepayers, I recently addressed a letter to one of, the aldermen, begging him to move for certain returns showing the number of council and committee meetings…
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A SPECIAL meeting was held in the chambers on Friday evening Present: The Mayor Alderman Clegg, Taylor Fitzpatrick Evans, While Ball, and Gale…
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Mr. ALLEN announced his resignation of the Chairmanship of Committees, to which office he had been elected twenty-two times. His chief reasons were failing eyesight and a…
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MET on Friday. Present—the Mayor and Aldermen Gale, White, Ball, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Taylor, and Clegg. The application of Mr. Wikner to be relieved…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the council was held in the council chambers on Thursday afternoon at four oâclock. Present âThe Mayor, and Aldermen White, Stewart, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Ball, Gale,…
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MR. ARNOLD, on Monday night, made his promised exposition of the reasons which actuated him, when a member of the council of education, in refusing a certificate to the…
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Mr. SAMUEL obtained leave to introduce a bill to provide for the protection of objects and places of national or scientific interest, which was road a first time. The second reading of the bill was…
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The House wont into committee for the further consideration of the Matrimonial Causes Bill. Clause 46, providing that the wife might sue for divorce in this country on her husband deserting…
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THE nomination of aldermen to represent the different wards in the Borough Council took place at the court-house this day. There were about fifty persons present. The Mayor took the chair…
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A MEETING of ratepayers was held in the court-house yesterday at noon for the purpose of nominating three aldermen in the room of Alderman White, who retired from the north ward, Alderman. Clegg…
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SIR,âIn your account of the proceedings at the nomination of aldermen on Tuesday last, Mr. Z. Hawkins is reported to have said he âdid think the machinery of the council very cumbersome,…
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THE regular monthly meeting of the council was hold in the chambers on Thursday evening. Present— Aldermen Gale in the chair), Ball, White, Clogg, Taylor, Evans, and Filzpatrick…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the council was held in the chambers on the above date. Presentâ Aldermen Gale (in the chair), White, Taylor, Fitzpatrick, Evans, Ball, and Clegg…
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SIR,âThe usual amount of. Christmas pudding having been eaten at; an immense cost to the [?] organs; the Sons of Temperance having had their annual spree ; the aristocratic squatte[?]…
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At 4.20 p.m. on Monday, the Mayor attended at the Court House, and declared the result of the polling at the North Ward. There were only two candidates for the North Ward, namely Mr. F…
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THE polling for the election of an alderman of the north ward took place on Monday in a house adjoining Mr. Johnson's blacksmith's-shop, in Grafton-street. The candidates were Mr. F. White the…
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SIRSâI think I am entitled to some little gratitude from those who, acting upon my âtip,â invested a few âfivers,â upon the âMaster of the Rollsâ alias âDoughboy,â as his performances surpassed…
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