Domestic Intelligence. City Council
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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Council & local affairs, 1843
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Original Correspondence. Why Dont You Make Me a Trustee? To the Honourable the Legislative Council of New South Wales
GENTLEMEN,—I perceive that "A Bill to amend the laws relating to the Savings' Bank of New South Wales and Port Phillip respectively," is now before your Honourable…
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A MEETING of the City Council will be held at the Town Hall, This Day, at three o'clock in the afternoon. ORDERS OF THE DAY…
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The proceedings of this body, since our last, ave been of a diversified character. The Savings' Bank amendment Act has been introduced and printed. It is no doubt an…
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Present -- Thomas Barker, Esq., J. P., Warden of the District ; Councillors Robert Johnstone, George Allen, William Carr, F. W. Unwin, Robert Bourne, Felix…
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The meeting of this municipal body on Tuesday last was one of the most extraordinary on record, and for violence of debate, gesticulation of manner, and personality of dialogue, exceeded anything of…
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Two petitions against the district councils were presented and read yesterday, on the opening of the house ; but as we were not in the gallery when the Speaker took…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. DISTRICT COUNCILS. Mr. WENTWORTH took occasion, before…
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The House met at three o'clock. DISTRICT COUNCILS. Mr. "WENTWORTH presented a Petition from the Councillors of a Bathurst and Carcoar, setting…
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The close of our report of this day's proceedings left the house in committee upon the reconsideration of the Solvent Debtor's Bill. The bill was then gone through, and a few alterations made of a mere…
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PRESENT: Aldermen Broughton (in the chair), Wilshire, Flood, Councillors Hunt, Hollinshed, Macdermott Taylor, D. Jones, and Neale…
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THE House met at three o'clock. THE SUGAR COMPANY. Dr. NICHOLSON presented a petition from Francis Kemble, Esq., Director of the…
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THE following is a succinet account of the division which took place in Committee on the Post Office Act Amendment Bill. The question put was on an amendment…
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The first Meeting of our District Council took place to-day (Tuesday), and was held at the Large. Room at Mr. Fisher's, Commercial Hotel. There were present William…
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The Council root at tho usual hour. Alderman Broughton in the Chair. MARKET WHARF. Mr. Macdermott presented a petition from a number of wharfingers, timber-merchants…
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The House met at three o'clock. AUSTRALIAN SUGAR COMPANY. Dr. NICHOLSON presented a Petition from Mr. Francis Kemble, a Director…
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Alderman Broughton in the chair. Mr. Macdermott presented a petition from a number of wharfingers and other parties interested in water-side property, directing…
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Mr. Wentworth presented a petition which had been forwarded to him by the district Councillors of Bathurst and Carcoar, representing the state of extreme…
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Dr. Nicholson moved for returns of all fees received by the Commissioners of Insolvent Estates, and by the Commissioners of the Court of Claims…
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