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Sydney · Council & local affairs

Council & local affairs, 1829

6 stories in Sydney's papers

ENCLOSURE, No. 3. Extract from Act No 5 of the Legislative Council; dated 16th August, 1826

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 10 January 1829 · page 2

"And be it further Enacted, That it shall be law"ful for the said Governor, or Acting Governor, by "an order in writing, registered in the office of the "Secretary of the said Colony, to withdraw any…

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The Lord Mayor of Hobart Town

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Thursday 30 July 1829 · page 2

We have received Hobart Town Papers to the 18th instant. There is nothing very interesting in them, unless it be the extraordinary proposition submitted to the…

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Original Poetry. for the Australian. To the Honorable the Legislative Council

The Australian · Wednesday 19 August 1829 · page 2

"Most potent, grave, and Reverend seignoirs! My honorable and esteem'd good masters! From you, a hapless bard, redress implores. For his and sunk Australia's sad disaster!…

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Original Poetry. for the Australian. To the Honorable the Legislative Council

The Australian · Friday 21 August 1829 · page 4

"Most potent, grave, and Reverend seigniors!" My honorable and esteem'd good masters! From you, a hapless bard redress implores, For his and sunk Australia's sad disasters!…

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The Legislative Council

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 12 September 1829 · page 2

HAVING been favoured with a copy of the Standing Orders adopted by the Legislative Council, for the reg[?]tion of their proceedings, we have much pleasure in…

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Council Regulations

The Australian · Wednesday 16 September 1829 · page 4

In his Number of Saturday the paid Organ of Government gave publicity to what he styles "Standing Orders" adopted by the Legislative Council of the Colony…

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