New Zealand. Legislative Council.—speech of Captain Hobson at the Close of the Session
Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 21 April 1842 · page 2
Gentlemen—I cannot allow the session to come to a close without congratulating you, and through you the colony at large, on the result of your labours. I believe that the Stature Book of New Zealand…
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The New South Wales Examiner · Wednesday 27 April 1842 · page 3
His Excellency the Governor is pleased to direct that the general objects of the following Bills, about to be brought under consideration of the legislative council, be published for…
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The Sydney Herald · Wednesday 27 April 1842 · page 2
His Excellency the Governor has directed that the general objects of the following bills, about to be brought under the consideration of the Legislative Council, be published for…
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Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 28 April 1842 · page 4
Also in Sydney Free Press
His excellency the Governor is pleased to direct that the general objects of the following bills, about to be brought under consideration of the legislative council, be published for general information…
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The Australian · Thursday 28 April 1842 · page 2
His Excellency the Governor is pleased to direct that the general objects of the following Bills, about to be brought under consideration of the Legislative Council, be published for general…
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Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 28 April 1842 · page 3
On Sunday the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and a large portion of the Town Council, attended at a solemn high mass of thanksgiving in the Church of the Conception, Marlborough street…
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The New South Wales Examiner · Saturday 30 April 1842 · page 4
His Excellency the Governor is pleased to direct that, the general objects of the following Bills, about to be brought under consideration of the Legislative Council,…
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Australasian Chronicle · Saturday 30 April 1842 · page 3
We are a nation of babies—a set of lubberly, overgrown boys, in pinafores and petticoats—at an age when people might look for breeches and common sense. Here are the bells ringing, as if the…
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Sydney Free Press · Tuesday 3 May 1842 · page 2
HIS Excellency the Governor is pleased to direct that the general objects of the following Bills, about to be brought under consideration of the Legislative Council, be published for…
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The Sydney Herald · Wednesday 4 May 1842 · page 2
HIS Excellency the Governor has directed that the general objects of the following Bills, about to be brought under consideration of the Legislative Council, be published…
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The Sydney Herald · Wednesday 4 May 1842 · page 2
THE heads of the Bill for giving Sydney a Municipal Corporation will be found in another part of the paper; their great length prevents us from saying more at…
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Sydney Free Press · Thursday 5 May 1842 · page 2
Also in Australasian Chronicle
CONCLUSION from our last number of the proposed "Bill to Incorporate the Inhabitants of the Town of Sydney." That the first election of Councillors within…
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The Australian · Thursday 5 May 1842 · page 2
His Excellency the Governor has directed that the general objects of the following Hills, about to be brought under consideration of the Legislative Council, be published for general…
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Sydney Free Press · Thursday 5 May 1842 · page 2
IN our last, we published the first part of the Abstract of the Municipal Corporation Bill as submitted to the consideration of the public, by His Excellency, in the last…
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Sydney Free Press · Saturday 7 May 1842 · page 2
IN our last westated some grounds of objection to the proposed Municipal Corporation Bill, which it is His Excellency's intention to introduce at the opening of the ensuing…
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The New South Wales Examiner · Saturday 7 May 1842 · page 3
TAXATION, without a representative form of Government, may suit admirably with the views of Sir GEORGE GIPPS and his advisers, -- but, of this we are certain, that…
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Sydney Free Press · Tuesday 10 May 1842 · page 2
WE pause for one day in our discussion of the two leading measures of the ensuing session of Council, to announce to our readers the fact, that the day has arrived…
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Australasian Chronicle · Tuesday 10 May 1842 · page 2
THE last session of the legislative council of New South Wales commences this day. If the important bills which are already announced shall be carried, after receiving certain amendments, it will…
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