Parliament. Legislative Council. Thursday. June 12
Notice was given by Mr. De Salis of his intention to move, on Tuesday next, for leave to introduce a bill to abolish death punishment in certain cases…
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Council & local affairs, 1879
160 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 8
Brave Words for the Executive Council
IN some editorial comments on the late ruffianly agitation for the commutation of the death sentence on Metcalf and Wilkinson, the Melbourne…
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MR. DR SALIS obtained leave to bring in a bil to abolish capital punishment in certain cases The bill was brought ill and read the first time…
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The fortnightly meeting of the Yass Municipal Council was hold last Friday afternoon. Present--Aldermen Conlon, Howeli, Tanswell, Thomson, and Pearce…
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THE boundary of this district on the north is the Lachlan River. It takes in the counties of Bland, Harden, Monteagle, and Murray, with portions of Georgiana and King. In 1878 there were in…
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After some unimportant business had been got through, Sir John Robertson moved the second reading of the Lands Acts Amendment Bill. He pointed out the special importance…
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EDUCATION is all very well in its way. There is no doubt it teaches people a thing or two. It is credited, loo, with improving the manners, cultivating the tastes, and…
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A PETITION presented by Mr. De Salis from citizens of Sydney against the Lands Acts Amendment Bill, was received. Mr. De Salia moved the second reading of…
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THE regular fortnightly meeting in connection with the above council was held last evening. â Alderman OâBrien (in the chair), Ball, Clifford, Jacob, Oddy, Wilkie, and Wardle…
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Mr. Do Salis moved the adjournment of the House in order to call attention to the many holidays which interrupted the business of the Supreme Court, and spoke of the great expense…
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Met on Wednesday. Present—Aldermen O'Brien (in the chair), Ball, Clifford, Jacob, Oddy, Wilkie, and Wardle. Correspondence was read and dealt with as…
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The House went into committee further to consider the Underwood Estate Distribution Bill. Mr Darley moved that the Chairman leave…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Yass Municipal Council was held in the Council Chamber on last Friday. There were present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Foot, Thomson,…
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THE LAND BILL.--Sir John Robertson hoped that the Council would bear with him while he stated what course the Government had thought Droner to take with reference to the Land Bill…
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LAST evening the usual fortnightly meeting in connection with the above was held. Present âthe Mayor, and Aldermen, Ball, Jacob, OâBrien, Clifford, Oddy, Wardle, and Wilkie…
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Sir John Robertson, in reply to Mr. Darley, said the number of declarations made under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1801, and the 22nd section of the Act…
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MET on Wednesday, Present—the Mayor and Alderman Ball, Jacob, O'Brien Clifford, Oddy, Wardle, and Wilkie. The minutes of last meeting were road and…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Thursday night Sir Henry Parkes gave notice of his intention to move the following resolutions on Wednesday next:— 1. That this house an representing the people of this country,…
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THE House went into committee on the Lands Acts Further Amendment Bill, resuming at clause 2, in reference to the reduction of the amount required to be spent on improvements…
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On the motion of Mr. De Salis, it was ordered that the Criminal Law Mitigation Bill, interrupted by a count-out, be restored to the paper. The Macquarie-stret I,and Resumption Bill was…
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