Municipal Institutions at Armidale
—We beg to invite public attention to an advertisement on this important subject with regard to a meeting on Monday. We believe that a majority are in favour of…
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Council & local affairs, 1863
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The Parliament. Legislative Council. Tuesday, June 23
THE proclamation for the convening of Parliament having been read, the following new members took the oaths and their seats:—Mr. G H. Cox, Captain Towns, and Mr…
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MB. Edward Liovd was sworn a member and took his seat The Attorney General obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend and consolidate the…
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MR. Hemps motion for a select committee on light-houses was carried. The inquiry of the committee to embrace the wants of the whole coast of New Holland…
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MR. Thomson brought in his bill to abate the nuisance arising from the smoke of furnaces, and it was read a first time. The House then adjourned till Wednesday…
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THE President intimated that her Majesty had assented to the Act to Prohibit Future Grants in Aid of Public Worship; and to the In[?]state Estates Distribution Act…
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THERE was no business of any importance transacted. THURSDAY, JULY 30. The Attorney General presented a…
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THE Solicitor General briefly announced the appointment of Mr. Darvall to the office of Attorney General, intimating that, as Solicitor General, and as a member of…
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AFTER some preliminary business, The Smoke Abatement Bill was partly considered and amended, and the House adjourned till Wednesday following…
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AFTER some formal business, The Smoke Nuisance Bill was amended in committee. The House adjourned, at 20 minutes…
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IN reply to Mr. Deas Thomson, the Solicitor-General stated that no communication had been received by the Government in reference to a fortnightly communication to…
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MR. Cox presented a petition in favour of railway extension, and Mr. Plunkett presented several petitions against the Government Education Bill…
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MR. Plunkett presented a petition from Nimitybelle, against the Government Education Bill. Messages were received from the…
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The Scab Act, from the Assembly, was road a first time. Mr. Plunkett presented petitions from Orange and Cooma against the Government…
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In reply to Mr. Plunkett, the SolicitorGeneral said that it was not the intention of the Government to introduce any measure similar to that passed in Victoria to…
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THE Solicitor General laid upon the table the Statistics (vol. 2) for 1862. Mr. Plunkett presented a petition from Braidwood, and Mr. Butler presented a…
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SIR W. M. Manning moved the adjournment of the House till the 25th November, the Assembly having adjourned till the 24th—Mr. Thomson having seconded the…
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MR. Blaxland, Mr. Ogilvie, and Mr. Johnson took the usual oath and their seats as members of the Council. The President informed the House that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Municipality. To the Editors of the 'Armidale Express.'
GENTLEMEN—As Armidale has been proclaimed a Municipality, as the election of aldermen must soon follow, and as the Act requires, in our case, the town to be divided…
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Mr. Plunkett made a brief statement similar to what had been made in the Assembly with regard to the intentions of the Government…
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