City Council. Friday, August 15, 1843
The Minutes of the last Meeting having been read by the Town Clerk, Alderman Allen presented a Petition from the inhabitants of New Town and Cook's…
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Council & local affairs, 1843
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Legislative Council Papers in the Case of the Late Sheriff Macquoid. Despatch from Sir George Gipps to Lord John John Russell
31 Oct., 1841. My Lord,—I am sorry to have to report to your Lordship, the death of Mr. Thomas Macquoid, Sheriff of this…
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A. MEETING of the City Council will be held at the Town Hall on Wednesday next, at three o'clock in the afternoon. ORDERS OF THE DAY…
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One of the Members for Port Phillip (Mr. A. Thompson) in moving for certain Returns, yesterday, in reference to the treatment of the Aborigines…
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Mr. Cowper presented a petition from certain magistrates and landowners in the district of Penrith, against the immediate institution of the District council, which on…
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MR. COWPER presented a petition from the landholders, and holders of property in the district of Penrith and county of Cumberland, praying that "the incorporation of the…
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The SPEAKER took the chair at a quarter past 3 o'clock. PENRITH. Mr. COWPER presented a petition from the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Legislative Council. Thursday, August 24. (Concluded from our last.) Colonial Agent
Dr. NICHOLSON rose to move, "That it is highly expedient that a paid agent, of sufficient knowledge, ability, and influence, should be appointed on behalf of the colony, to reside in London, for the following…
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Mr. COWPER presented a Petition from the Magistrates, landowners, and holders of property in the district of Penrith, "praying the House to take into consideration certain…
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Sir,—We have the honour to acknowledge the Colonial Secretary's letter of 9th July, 1842, addressed by your Excellency's directions to the Chief…
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THE CLERK OF COUNCIL having read the first notice of motion which appeared upon the paper, Mr. WALKER begged permission of the…
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PRESENT: The Mayor; Aldermen Flood, Allen, and Broughton; Councillors Holden, Hunt, Neale, Smidmore, Little, Macdermott, Taylor, and D. Jones…
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DESPATCH from Sir George Gipps to Lord John Russel. 31st October, 1841. My Lord,—I am sorry to have to…
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The discussions in Council of Wednesday, and more particularly of last evening, will to read with interest. In the Session of the day before yesterday, two Messages from the…
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A BILL to regulate the rate of Interest on Money, and for other Purposes therein mentioned. 7 Victoria, 1843…
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The SPEAKER took the Chair at three o'clock. The first Notice of Motion having been read, Mr. WALKER begged permission to…
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THE COLONIAL TREASURER presented the Returns relative to the Post Office at Melbourne, stating the revenue and expenditure from 1842, together with the number of letters…
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SIR,—We have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of aletter addressed to the Chief Justice, by the Honorable the Colonial Secretary by direction of Your…
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Mr. Windeyer moved that an address, be presented to the Governor, praying a reduction of the duty on New South Wales tobacco imported into Van Dieman's Land…
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