Legislative Council Tuesday, December 5. 1843
The SPEAKER took the Chair at half-past three o'clock. IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE. Dr. NICHOLSON brought up the…
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Council & local affairs, 1843
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Van Dieman's Land Extracts. General Education in Van Diemen's Land. Legislative Council, Nov. 2. the Bishop's Address
HIS Excellency now called upon the Clerk of Council to read the first order of the day, which he did as follows:—"That the Lord Bishop of Tasmania he heard before this…
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AT the hour at which members are supposed to have exhausted "grace" there was no House, and there appeared to be a general disposition to adjourn; but a few minutes before four, a…
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He presumed the honorable member had formed his impressions from what he had heard, or from what he had read in the very unsatisfactory repositories of the debates of…
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PRESENT: The Mayor, Aldermen Allen, Broughton, Flood, and Burdekin; Councillors Holden, Chapman, Cowlishaw, Little, Coyle, Taylor, Brown, Thurlow, Driver, Smidmore,…
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WE are compelled ta a pross of interesting and 'readable' matter from England, to delay until Tuesday, our review of the progress of our Legislators. But we cannot refrain from…
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Mr. Driver presented a petition from William Morris, stating that having for a long period of time being out of employment, he was unable to pay the rates for which he…
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On the opening of the Council, Dr. Nicholson presented the Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the working of the Insolvent Act, which was…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair shortly after half-past three o'clock. INSOLVENT LAW. Dr. NICHOLSON brought up the Report…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair shortly before four o'clock WATER POLICE. Mr. WINTWORTH gave notice that on Friday he…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australian Biography. No. 18.--The Member for Melbourne, and Mayor Thereof
HENRY CONDELL is a native of Madeira, and was born in 1790. His father was a wine merchant, of the then existing firm of Condell, Innes, and Co.; his mother a…
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The SPEAKER took the chair about half-past three o'clock. POST OFFICE Dr. LANO enquired of the Colonial Secretary, the…
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On the opening of the council, Dr. Lang put a question to the Colonial Secretary respecting the payment to steam proprietors of the extra charge made on letters conveyed by steam, which had not been…
Continued on Trove, page 75 →Legislative Council. Wednesday, December 6th, 1843. (Continuation of Debate on the third reading of the Monetary Confidence Bill, see AUSTRALIA of Thursday last.)
Mr. ELWIN'S amendment that the Bill be read a third time that day six months, having been seconded by the Colonial Treasurer…
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THE Select Committee of the Legislative Council, appointed on the 21st ultim[?], to inquire into the operation of the Act, intituled, "An Act for giving relief to Insolvent…
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A REVIEW of the sayings and doings in Council during the past week proves the justice of the oft-repeated remark that, a very inaccurate estimate of the attention…
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The Speaker took tho Chair shortly after half-past three o'clock. INSOLVENT LAW. Dr. NICHOLSON brought up the Report…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Council Papers. Report From the Select Committee on the Insolvent Act. To Charles Nicholson, Esq., M.C, Chairman of Committee on Insolvent Law. Supreme Court, December 6, 1843
SIR,— I have to acknowledge the receipt, on the 2nd instant, of your letter, transmitting certain questions, on which the Select Committee of the Legislative Council appointed to…
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