The Parliament. Legislative Council. Wednesday, Dec. 23
THE President reported that the Governor had assented, on behalf of her Majesty to the Orders of Sequestration in Insolvency Bill…
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Politics & elections, 1864
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The Parliament. Legislative Council. Wednesday, Dec 30
The assent of the Governor to the Appropriation Act was intimated. The Destitute Children's Society's Incorporate Act Amendment Bill was read a…
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THE Scab in Sheep Act was brought up from the Assembly, with two amendments, rendered necessary by the effluxion of time. Ordered for consideration next day…
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MR. Thomson moved for a series of returns, with a view of showing the operation of the Land Laws, for two periods of two years each. before and since the passing of the…
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Mr. Kemp presented a petition against the bill now before the Legislature in reference to Church and School lands. Other business was only formal…
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No quorum. THURSDAY, JAN. 28. No quorum. The House adjourned till Wednesday following…
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MR Kemp presented a petition in reference to the Church and School Lends; and Mr. Johnson presented a petition from those employed on 'Bell's Life' in Sydney,…
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The election of two Aldermen, in the place of Messrs. Jackes and Tysoe, whose term of office had expired, took place at the Armidale Council Chambers on Tuesday last. Mr…
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The Postage on Newspapers and Treasury Bills were received from the Assembly, and read a first time. Mr. Gordon presented a petition, signed…
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It was stated that the Clerk of the Council was henceforth to be styled Clerk of Parliaments. Mr. Deas Thomson presented petitions…
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MR. Thomson presented a petition from Murrurundi, signed by one hundred and five persons; another from Tumut, signed by sixty-five persons; and a third from…
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MR. Thomson presented a petition signed by 151 inhabitants of Garcoar against the late proposed tariff. The other business was merely formal;…
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THE Governors assent was given to the Treasury Bills Bill, and to the Newspaper Postage Bill. Other business was unimportant…
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The business transacted was unimportant. FRIDAY, MARCH 18 On the motion of Mr. Plunkett, seconded by Mr, Hargrave, addresses of…
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The Seamen's Laws Amendment Bill (from the Assembly) was further amended. The House then adjourned till Wednesday following…
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The Clerk informed the House that the President had been thrown from the mail coach and so much injured that he had to be taken back to Goulburn…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Attendance in Parliament. To the Editors of the `Armidale Express.'
GENTLEMEN—The present session of our colonial `St. Stephens" will be memorable in our annals, that it has been rare to find in the House, on many important questions,…
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Mr. Prunkett stated that the President was recovering from the effects of his accident. The Cattle Export Bill was taken through committee, without amendment…
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In reply to Sir W. Manning. Mr. Plunkett said the officers of the Lands Departments could not state when the returns relating to conditional purchases under the Laud Act…
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The President took his seat, on his return to Sydney after his late severe accident, and was cordially cheered. Messages were received from the Governor…
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