Proceedings of Riverine Council
THE Third Monthly Meeting took place on Tuesday the 7th instant, when there was a large attendance of members; the President Mr. Lang, in the chair…
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Council & local affairs, 1863
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New South Wales Parliament. [?]Egislative Council Wednesday, July 1
Mr. Edward Lloyd was sworn in as a member, and took his seat.. Tho Attorney-General obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend and consolidate the. Orin[?]nal l Law, having…
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The third monthly meeting took place on Tuesday, the 7th instant, when there was a large attendance of members; the president, Mr. Lang, in the chair. All the accounts wero presented, and after stringent…
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The Council sat bat a few minutes. The Attorney-Geeral laid some papers on the table which were ordered to be printed. Mr. Kemp's motion for a select committee on light…
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AT special meeting of the Riverine Council, held yesterday, Mr. Robertson was elected delegate to the Sydney Government, in addition to the gentlemen previously appointed; and, at the request of…
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The Attorney-[?]enaral moved the second reading of the [?] Law [?] Hill. He said that the bill has been carefully compiled from [?] different [?] on criminal law, which [?] [?] late…
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PresentâAldermen Jones, Middleton, MâLennan, Solomon, and Walker. In the absence of the Mayor, Alderman Jones was vo[?]ed into chair…
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THE monthly meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday at 3 o’clock, the attendance was less numerous than usual, it having been generally understood that no question of importance would be brought under consideration, during the…
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The Attorney-General laid upon the table Road Trust accounts, which were ordered to he printed. On the subject of Steam Postal communication, in reply to a question from Mr. Dea[?] Thomson,…
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Mr. llargrave briefly announced tho appointment of Mr. Darvall to the office of Attorney-General, intimating that, as Solicitor-General, and as a member of cabinet, he (Mr. Hargrove) should continue to…
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The Legislative Council was occupied in committee on the Smoke Nuisance Abatement Bill, with which considerable progress was made…
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Mr. Plunkett presented four petitions from Roman Catholics, in different parts of the colony against the proposed New Education Bill. Petitions received. The House again went into committeo on the…
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THE monthly meeting of the Council of the Riverine Association took place on Tuesday, and was prolonged by adjournments till late on Wednesday evening, in consequence of the many questions of…
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The Council eat only for a few minutes. In reply to Mr. Deas Thrimson, the Solicitor-General stated that no communication had been received by the govorhiAfent in rtTercnce to a fortnightly communication…
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The Clerk informed the House that the President was absent in consequence of illness; and the Chairman of Committees took the chair as provided by the Standing Orders…
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PresentâThe Mayor, Aldermen Middleton, Solomon, Jones, Nichols, MâLeiman and North. minutes of the previous meetings were read and confirmed…
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Mr. Plunkctt presented a petition from Nimitybelle, against- the government education bill. The Insolvency Validating Bill and the Commercial Banking Company's bill were read a first time,…
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The Scab Act Amendment Bill was rend a first time, and the Insolvency Validating Bill a second time. The rest of the business was not of much…
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In reply to Mr. Plunkett, the Solicitor-General said that it, was not the intention of the Government to introduce any measure similar to that passed in Victoria to amend the Electoral Act…
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SIR,—There are some in this community who, while admitting the mal-administration of the present Government, are disposed to extenuate their faults, as arising from the circumstances in which they are placed, and from the…
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