Egislative Council. Tuesday, November 7, 1843
The Speaker took the chair at half-past three o'clock. WATER POLICE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Mr. WENTWORTH, as Chairman, brought up…
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Council & local affairs, 1843
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Council Papers. Report From the Select Committee on the Savings' Bank Bill, 1843
THE Select Committee to whom the "Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Savings' Bank of New South Wales and Port Phillip respectively," has been referred, have agreed…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair some minutes after half-past three. DR. BLAND—MR. BERRY. The SPEAKER communicated to the…
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PRESENT: the Mayor, Aldermen Allen, Broughton, Flood, and Burdekin; Councillors Holden, Holt, Cowlishaw, Pawky, Jenkins, Agars, Little, Smidmore, Neale, Coyle,…
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On Wednesday last the Aldermen and Councillors proceeded to the election of a Mayor for the ensuing year. Alderman Burdekin officiating as presiding officer, and…
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On the opening of the Council yesterday, Mr. Wentworth presented a petition from certain landholders and other inhabitants of Windsor and Richmond, praying the…
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Mr. Ryan presented a petition for a person named Edward M'Encroe, praying for a reduction in the salaries of the officers of the Corporation.--Petition thrown out upon a…
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The SPEAKER took the chair some minutes after half past three. DR. BLAND. The SPEAKER communicated to the house a letter…
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The SPEAKER took the chair at half past three o'clock. WATER POLICE. Mr. WENTWORTH brought up the report of the…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. WINDSOR POLICE MAGISTRACY. Mr WENTWORTH presented a petition from certain of the inhabitants of Windsor…
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Mr. WENTWORTH presented the Report of the Water Police Amendment Act Committee, which was received and ordered to be printed. Mr. BRADLEY presented a Petition from the…
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Mr Wentworth brought up the report of the Water Police Act, amendment bill committee, which was received and ordered to be printed. Mr. Bradley presented a petition from the…
Continued on Trove, page 33 →Legislative Council. Thursday, November 9, 1843 The Council met at the usual hour. Leave of Absence
The SPEAKER, having taken the Chair, read[?] letter from Dr. Bland, requesting a further leave of absence for fourteen days, on the plea of continued indisposition. Leave granted…
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The Select Committee to whom the "Bill to amend the laws relating to the Savings' Bank o[?] New South Wales and Port Phillip respectively,' has been referred, have agreed on the following…
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Mr. WENTWORTH presented a Petition from certain inhabitants of Windsor and Richmond, expressing their sense of gratitude to the House for the system of retrenchment which had been…
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A MEETING of the City Council will be holden at the Town Hall, on Wednesday next, at three o'clock in the afternoon. ORDERS OF THE DAY…
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His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor Sir Eardly Wilmot accompanied by his Private Secretary, ro[?] to the Council Chamber, on Tuesday, the 24th ultimo, where he was received…
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Sir,—I am at all times ready to make very great allowance for incorrectness in a newspaper report of what transpires at public meetings, or public assemblies, as they are…
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The SPEAKER took the chair at half past three o'clock. WINDSOR POLICE MAGISTRACY, Mr.WENTWORTH presented a presented a petition from…
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