Legislative Council
Pursuant to the resolution of the preceding day, that the council should meet for the purpose of proceeding to Government House, in order to obtain his Excellency's approval of the Speaker chosen…
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Council & local affairs, 1843
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City Council
At the meeting of Council this day, the Mayor introduced the new Town Clerk, Mr. Rae, to the Council. The Town Clerk beeped to acknowledge…
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Present: The Mayor, Aldermen Allen, Wilshire, Flood, and Broughton, Councillors Taylor, Chapman, Neale, Holden, Hunt, Macde[?]mott, Smidmore, D. Jones, and Hill…
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GENTLEMEN,—Fifteen or eighteen months ago, a declaration was publicly made by nearly twenty Sydney butchers, that it was not necessary to sell meat on the Sabbath…
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In pursuance of the resolution arrived at on the previous day, a number of the members met this morning for the purpose of presenting their newly elected Speaker to his Excellency the Governor…
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THE SPEAKER staled, that the order of the day was to receive the Governor's answer with expect to the presentation of the address which had been adopted by the House upon…
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WE are sorry at being obliged to speak of any of the proceedings of the City Council in terms of reprobation. We trust, however, that the very favovrable terms in…
Continued on Trove, page 1209 →The [?] Saturday, August [?] 1843. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." the Council's Maiden Week
WE have now the pleasing task of commenting upon the first week's proceedings of our new Legislature; and it is with no ordinary feelings of satisfaction that we…
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The Chamber met pursuant to adjournment at twelve o'clock. The SPEAKER having read the Order of the Day…
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GENTLEMEN,—With reference to the remarks made by Mr. Councillor Macdermott on Friday, and reported by me in the Herald of this day, in which he imputed to you a desire…
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GENTLEMEN,—Having recently arrived in Sydney, and being anxious for a comfortable situation, I beg leave to inform you that I intend to apply for the situation of Chaplain…
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THE Council did nothing in its Session of yesterday. The Members proceeded to Government House with the Address. The Governor's roply, as will be soon, was very…
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Council Chamber, Perth, June 15, 1843. The Session was opened by His Excellency Governor Hutt delivering the following address: GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL…
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The Council met at twelve o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. The Attorney General, Mr. Plunkett, was introduced by the Colonial Secretary and…
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The SPEAKER having taken the chair, the Colonial Secretary, with the Colonial Treasurer, introduced the Attorney General, John Hubert Planke[?]. Esq, to the council. Alter the commission had been…
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THIS body, as we intimated in our last, had commenced its Sessions, when we went to press. The Members assembled in the Council Chambers, Macquarie-street, at twelve o'clock;…
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GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL,-- "The time is at length arrived which has, for many years, been anxiously looked forward to by us all: and I have this day the pleasure to meet, for the…
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This Court having been convened by His Excellency the Governor for eleven o'clock yesterday; the members appointed to hold the same assembled accordingly at that hour,…
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