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The Clerk communicated to the House a message he had received, from which it appeared that the President, on his way from Goulburn, had been thrown from the mail…
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Council & local affairs, 1864
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Municipal Council. Friday, April 1
The committee met this evening, pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose of further considering and preparing an estimate of the probable amount required for further…
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The Private Secretary brought up a message from the Governor, assenting to the New South Wales Banking Company's Act Amendment Bill…
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Mr. Plunkett intimated that, from a communication he had received from the President, he was happy to be able to inform the House that the hon, gentleman would be…
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The Council met at half past 7 o'clock. Present: The Mayor; aldermen Corlette, Kemp, Hannell, Ross, Pluming, Way, Holt, and Bolton. MINUTES…
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The Bathurst Market Bill was read n first time, and, on the motion of Mr. Hargrave, made an order of the day for second reading, for Wednesday night…
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In reply to Sir W. Manning, Mr. Plunkett said, the officers of the Land Department could not state when the returns relating to conditional purchases under the…
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THE usual meeting of the council took place on Monday last. Present— the for, and aldermen Corlette, Hannell, Fleming, Boltan, Kemp, Halt and Way…
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Mr. Plunket laid on the table despatches respecting the increased postage on English letter; also returns relating to trust moneys and vaccination…
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The usual meeting of the Council took place on Monday last. Present— Aldermen Hannell, Kemp, Holt, Bolton, Fleming, and Way. In the absence of the Mayor, alderman Hannell…
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The Appropriation Bill Was brought up from the Assembly, and, the standing Orders having been suspended for the occasion, was taken; through all its stage, and returned to…
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The Council met, as usual, at half-past 7 o'clock. Present: The Mayor, aldermen Hannell, Corletie, Way, Fleming, Ross, and Bolton. MINUTES…
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THE adjourned meeting of the Council took place on Monday last. Present— the Mayor, aldermen Hannell, Corlette, Bolton, Fleming, Ross, Holt, and Way…
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The usual weekly meeting of the Council, took place on Monday last. Present:— the Mayor, Aldermen Corlette, Hannell, Fleming, Way, Bolton, and Rolt…
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The usual meeting of the Council took place on Monday evening. Present: The Mayor, Aldermen Hannell, Corlette, Holt, Ross, Fleming, Way, and Bolton…
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The usual weekly meeting of the Council took place on Monday last. Present— the Mayor, aldermen Corlette, Hannell, Fleming, Way, Holt, and Bolton…
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The Council met on Monday last. Present— The Mayor, aldermen Fleming, Bolton, Way, and Holt. MINUTES…
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The General quarterly meeting of the Council took place on Monday last, at noon, Present—the Mayor, aldermen Bolton, Fleming, Holt, and Way…
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THE usual weekly meeting of the Council took place on Monday last. Present—Aldermen Hannell, Holt, Corlette, Fleming, Bolton, Ross, and Way…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Alderman Way's Great Sensation Unreported Speech! (To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle.)
Sir—As the speech of Alderman Way, upon the sewerage question, which his friends were looking forward to create a great sensation, has been omitted in your report of the Council's proceedings, I beg…
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