Windsor Borough Council
The ordinary meeting of the above was held on Wednesday evening, when there were present: The Mayor, Ald. Marr, Dunstan, Simon, Fitzpatrick, Primrose, Linsley…
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Council & local affairs, 1889
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Richmond Borough Council
The ordinary meeting was held on Wednesday evening. Present, full Council. Accounts to the amount of £90 were passed and ordered to be paid. Report from Inspector of Dairies for last…
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The ordinary meeting was held on Wednesday evening. Present: the Mayor, Ald. Simon Smith, Marr. Dunstan, Primrose, and Ward. The Mayor stated that in the absence of the Council Clerk, who…
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On Wednesday evening last the usual meeting of the above was held. Present: The Mayor, Ald. Simon, Smith, Fitzpatrick, Marr, Linsley, and Ward…
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While the militant single tax advocates pure and simple—those who see in everything that happens everywhere a text wherefrom to preach their principles, and…
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In the Council on Wednesday evening, the Mayor, F. J. Mortley,, Esq., produced and read a lengthy report Ald Smith asked a member of questions,…
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The ordinary meeting of the above was held on Wednesday evening last, when there were present:—The Mayor, F. J. Mortley, Esq., Aldermen Primrose, Marr, Simon, Linsley,…
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PRESENTâthe Mayor (Ald. Onus), Ald. J. Onus, Ridge, Boughton, Crisford, Stevenson and Kelly. Accounts to the extent of £30 3s 9d were passed. The Mayor reported the result of the deputation…
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MEETING OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.— On Wednesday night the Finance Committee of the Borough Council met in the Municipal Chambers; Present—Ald…
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DEAR SIR,—Will you please insert the enclosed letter, addressed to me by. Mr. Alderman Primrose, anent the report of the above in last Saturday's issue of the…
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The ordinary meeting was held on Wednesday evening, when there was a full Council. Correspondence.—An application was received from Mr. A. B. Kirk, who desired to obtain a…
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PRESENT: The Mayor, Aid. Smith, Linsley, Marr, Ward. Simon and Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE. Applications were received from Messrs J…
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The Mayor (F. J. Mortley, Esq.), and Alderman Smith have been appointed delegates to the Municipal Conference next month, and we wouldlike to bring under their notice the necessity for a change…
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The ordinary meeting was held on Wednesday evening. Present:—The Mayor, Ald. Simon, Smith, Marr, Linsley, and Fitzpatrick. CORRESPONDENCE…
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We have been requested to publish the subjoined circular, which we most willingly do. Similar circulars have been sent to the Mayor and Alderman of the…
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The ordinary meeting of the above was held on Wednesday evening. Present: The Mayor, Ald. Onus, Ridge, Crisford, Boughton, Dunstan, Stevenson, Kelly, and Mitchell…
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Present: The Mayor (Ald. Mortley), Ald. Simon, Primrose, Ward, Dunstan, Smith, Marr, and Fitzpatrick. Correspondence.—A letter from the Public…
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Whenever our local contemporary sticks to subjects of which it knows something—the political situation in Europe, or the best way to fatten pigs, for instance—things go very smoothly with…
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The following letter appeared in the "S.M. Herald" of Monday last, and we publish it without being requested to do so, and without comment:—…
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We were last week reluctantly compelled to hold over tlie letter below, which appeared in Friday's "Herald" in answer to Mr. Lesina:—…
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