City Council. Monday, December 19, 1842
Present:--The Right Worshipful the Mayor, the Aldermen, and all the Councillors, except Messrs. J. Jones, Holden, and Holt…
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Council & local affairs, 1842
624 stories in Sydney's papers · page 31 of 32
The Corporation and the Legislative Council
Who is to act as returning officer at the election of members for Sydney of the future Legislative Council of New South Wales? The mode of election is not defined in the…
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BELOW we give a report of the principal speeches delivered at this dinner, which was decidedly the most numerous and distinguished assemblage ever held in this hemisphere. Everything went off in a…
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Yesterday evening the Right Worshipful the Mayor, John Hosking, Esq., gave a splendid dinner in the saloon of the Royal Hotel, which was tastefully fitted up for the occasion with bouquets of…
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YESTERDAY, Evening the Right Worshipful John Hosking, the first Mayor of the City of Sydney, gave a dinner to the Members of the Corporation and the [?]e of the citizens,…
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On Wednesday last, The Right Worshipful the Mayor gave his first Civic Banquet to the Citizens of Sydney. The feast was held at the Royal Hotel, and three hundred…
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On Wednesday evening the Right Worshipful the Mayor, John Hosking, Esq., gave a splendid dinner in the saloon of the Royal Hotel, which was tastefully fitted up for the occasion with bouquets of…
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In another part of to-day's publication will be found an ample report of the proceedings at the first grand civic banquet in the annals of the Australasian metropolis…
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A MEETING of the City Council will be held this day, at one o'clock, at the Royal Hotel, 1. To proceed with the business of which notice has already been given, and standing…
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SIR,—As if will be necessary the Mayor should appear at the Regatta in a proper manner, and uphold his dignity, I would suggest the propriety of his having a Bargo…
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PRESENT: The Mayor and a full Council, with the exception of Aldermen Owen and Mitchell, and Messrs. D. Jones, Hill, and Hollingshed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →City Council. Saturday, December 24th, 1842. The minutes of the previous Mooting were road by the Town Clerk. Security for the Clerk of the Hay Market
The Right Worshipful the Mayor said, that before going into the regular business of the day, there were one or two subjects that required their attention, the first of…
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His Worship the Mayor, accompanied by the aldermen god councillors, a number of Inhabitants, and of the masonic fraternity, (to which the Mayor belongs) went in procession to the court-house, for…
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A MEETING of the City Council will be held on Friday next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Royal Hotel. 1. To proceed with the business of which…
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Present: The Right Worshipful the Mayor, all the Alderman except Alderman Owen, and all the Councillors except Messrs. Hill, D. Jones, and Hollinshed…
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On Wednesday, December 13, his Worship the Mayor of Melbourne, accompanied by the Aldermen and Councillors, and a a number of the inhabitants, particularly of…
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A meeting or the City Council will be held on Friday next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Royal Hotel. I. To proceed with the business of which notice has…
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1.That the Council shall sit within half an hour after that expressed in the summons and notice, and if there be not members enough to make a Court, viz., eight members for ordinary…
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The minutes of last meeting were read. The Mayor said, that before going into the regular business of the day, there were one or two subjects that required their…
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