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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 2 November 1857 · page 3
Leave was granted to Mr. Lutwycho to bring in a bill for establishing district courts. On the motion of Mr. Douglass leave was granted to introduce a bill for making vaccination compulsory…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 9 November 1857 · page 3
After the disposal of some formal business, the Bill for establishing District Courts was read a second time on the notion of Mr. Lutwyche. Mr. Deas Thomson, Sir William Burton, and Mr. Want, while approving of the general…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 16 November 1857 · page 3
The Solicitor-General (Mr. Lutwyche) stated, in reply to a question put by Mr. Want, that the arrangements for the representation of the Government in the Upper Chamber were not yet completed, the Ministry having…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 23 November 1857 · page 3
The President announced that the honorable R. C. Lethbridge, R.N., had resigned his sent as a member of the House. Mr. Docker gave notice of a motion for the production…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 30 November 1857 · page 2
The President announced that the Public Loans Consolidation Act and the Murray River Customs' Act, had severally received the Royal assent. Mr. Lutwyche laid upon the table a copy of a despatch from…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 7 December 1857 · page 2
After some formal business had been disposed of, the St. John's College Bill, and the Church of England Temporalities Act Amendment Bill were severally rend a third time and passed. The remainder of the evening was devoted to the further…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 14 December 1857 · page 2
Sir William Burton submitted a series of resolutions made by the select committee appointed to report upon the state of business in the Supreme Court. A debate ensued upon the motion for their Adoption, which was adjourned till Friday. The remaining…
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Illawarra Mercury · Monday 21 December 1857 · page 2
The President announced that the Royal Assent had been given to various measures passed during the present session of Parliament. It was further notified that the Government purpose bringing…
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