Legislative Council
YESTERDAY the Council assembled at two o'clock SOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL. The SPEAKER having stated that the Bill…
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Council & local affairs, 1843
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Legislative Council. Thursday, August 10
The SPEAKER took his seat shortly after two o'clock. SOLVENT DEBTORS BILL. The SPEAKER reported to the House that…
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THIS being the quarterly meeting of the Council, the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors, appeared in full costume. Present: Tho Mayor, in the chair:…
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WE cannot but express our deep regret at the decision come to by the Legislative Council, on Thursday, on the motion of Dr. LANG that the proceedings of Council be…
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This being the quarterly meeting of the council, the Mayor, Aldermen, and Council[?]ors, appeared in full costume. His worship entered the Council…
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This being the quarterly meeting of the Council, the Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors appeared in civic costume. The Mayor of Melbourne was introduced to the Council…
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Messrs. John Hubert Plunkett, and Alexder Thomson took the oath and their seats. The Council then proceeded to government house to present their addres to His…
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Present: The Mayor, Aldermen Wilshire, Flood, Allen, Broughton, and Mitchell; Councillors Macdermott, Holden, Taylor, Smidmore, Hill, Peacock, Neale, Egan, D. Jones, and Hunt…
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THE tone and spirit that prevailed throughout the important discussion in Council on last Thursday, on Dr. Lang's motion with reference to the commencing the business of the house each day with…
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WE regret exceedingly that the Rev. Dr. Lang's motion, in the Legislative Council, on Thursday last, that the meetings of Council should be commenced daily with…
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The council met on Thursday, at two o'clock, for the despatch of business. SOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL. The SPEAKER intimated to Mr. Wentworth that…
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THE members of this Court assembled at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, at the Legislative Council Chambers, for the pu[?]pose of proceeding with the case of Mr. R[?]bert…
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Dr. LANG: That he will move an address to the Governor, praying that His Excellency may be pleased to order to be laid before the Council, the following returns…
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ON this day the Council opened its session The membeis having assembled, His Excellency the Governor proceeded to address them as follows:—…
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THIS Court met yesterday, at the Council Chambers, Macquarie-street, when the PRESIDENT delivered the following decision:- "The Court convened by His Excellency…
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The Council met yesterday, at 4 o'clock. The Speaker having taken the chair, Dr. Lang moved for the following returns:--…
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Her Majesty's allowance of the following Acts of Council, is gazetted, viz:-- No. XII.--"An act to amend an act, intituled an act for the better regulating the keeping and better…
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The Council met at four o'clock pursuant to adjournment; the Speaker in the Chair. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF PORT PHILLIP. Dr. LANG, in moving an Address to the…
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DR. LANG had no intention to detain the House with any preliminary observations with reference to the motion of which he had given notice; but should merely state, that a…
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The court assembled at 9 o'clock this day, to receive evidence in support of the proceedings taken by Robert Fitzgerald, Esq., against the return of William Bowman, Esq., for the Cumberland…
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