The Hill Coolies and the Glenelg Order in Council
A great deal-has been said of late on this subject, both in Parliament and news papers, and generally with most astounding ignorance. We shall endeavour…
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Council & local affairs, 1838
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Legislative Council
THURSDAY, JULY 10—Upon the order of the day being called, the Colonial Secretary moved the further consideration of the Transportation and Assignment Systems' Inquiry…
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The Council was occupied to-day in debating upon the course to be adopted with regard to the transportation and Assignment Systems Inquiry Petition. The result was the appointment of a…
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TUESDAY, July 10.—Upon His Excellency taking the chair he said the order of the day was the further consideration of the Transportation Assignment Enquiry petition. A motion had been made that the…
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His Excellency the Governor opened the business of the day by introducting the further consideration of the Transportation and Assignment System Petition. In the debates on the proposed…
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The Council was opened by His Excellency, by bringing forward the further consideration of the Transportation and Assignment. System Petition…
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When the Governor took his seat, he said the order of the day was the further consideration of the Transportation and Assignment Enquiry Petition. It would be as well for him to state what steps had…
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1. Council met, pursuant to adjournment; HIS Excellency the Governor took the Chair, and laid upon the Table, several copies of the Petition for Inquiry into the systems, of Trans…
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DEAR SIR,—There was a time when the very name of a Presbyterian was odious in this colony. On many occasions the Local Government has manifested strongly its complete…
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The Council meets this morning; we presume the famous "Ordnance Property Bill" will be settled either one way or the other; we trust that the unofficial…
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The Legislative Council silt until a late hour yesterday evening. There was a full attendance of the members. ON the President taking the chair, he mid before the Council two petition from the…
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The Council met pursuant to adjournment. The first subject under consideration was the Ordnance Property Bill, After the matter had been discussed for some time, His Excellency…
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Upon the order of the day for the further consideration of the Ordnance Property Bill being cal ed, the Governor laid upon the table a petition from certain proprietors of land on the North…
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TUESDAY, JULY 17.—At the opening of the Council, the COLONIAL SECRETARY said that as it was important that all the members should be present when the resolutions respecting the assignment and…
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On the President taking the chair, he said that there were three motions on the orders of the day, and thought it was competent to treat either of them as might be considered convenient, without…
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On the President taking tho chair, he said that there were there motions on the orders of the day, and thought it was competent to treat either of them as might be considered…
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THE mutual benefits which the Legislative Council and the public have received from the gracious concession of the former that the latter should be…
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THE Governor said that he had to present a petition which had that moment been put into his hands, which appeared to have been drawn up from an apprehension that the public was to be…
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The next order of the day was, the consideration of the Transportation and Assignment System Enquiry Petition. Colonel Snodgrass as chairman, brought up the…
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1. Council met pursuant to adjournment; his Excellency the Governor in the Chair. Union Assurance Company Act Amendment Bill; second reading further deferred until Tuesday,…
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