Legislative Council
Pursuant to the Governor's Proclamation, tho second Session of tho Legislative Council commenced its sittings yesterday, his Excellency opening tho proceedings in…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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Legislative Council
Yesterday being the day appointed by the Proclamation of his Excellency for the commencement of the second Session of tho Legislative Council, the gallery and body…
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The members to whose names is prefixed, were present at the opening of the Council ; a denotes those members who took their seats after the business had commenced;…
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The Session of 1844 commenced yesterday, the Council being opened by His Excellency Sir George Gipps in person. The Governor, notwithstanding the somewhat trying times which…
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The second sessional meeting of the Legislative Council assembled this day at twelve o'clock, when the following members were present:— The Speaker, Messrs. Bury, Bland, Bowman,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Morning Herald. Wednesday, May 29, 1844 "Sworn to no matter, of no sect am I." the Opening of the Council
THE opening of the second session of the Legislative Council does not call for any very particular remark. The GOVERNOR'S Speech, and the Address in reply,…
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On Friday, his Excellency the Governor opened the Legislative Council in person, with the usual formalities. After the new members, Mr. Robinson, Sir T. L. Mitchell, and Mr…
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THE note of preparation has been boldly struck. The legislative campaign opens in right good earnest. Great objects have to be contended for, and great efforts must…
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The Speaker, attended by tho Colonial Secretary, tho Colonial Treasurer, the Auditor General, tho Collector of Customs, Mr. Bradley, and Dr. Lung, waited upon the…
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The Council assembled shortly after three o'clock. THE ADDRESS. The SPEAKER reported that the Address…
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Tho Council met at three o'clock. The SPEAKER, on taking tho Chair, announced to the Council that he had waited on his Excellency the Governor, in company with the…
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On Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, the Council was opened by his Excellency, in person, whose speech on the occasion as follows, is adverted to by us in oar leading article of this day:--…
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MONDAY, MAY 27.--Present--The Mayor, Aldermen Macdermott, Boughton, Flood, Allen; Councillors Coyle, Agars, D. Jones, Smidmore, Browne, Jenkins, Ryan, Driver and Little…
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ALDERMAN ALLEN, as chairman of the by-laws committee, brought up a report of that body, on the removal of nuisances, as well as a draft of a by- law for that purpose, which were received…
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ALDERMAN ALLEN, as chairman of the by-laws committee, brought up a report of that body, on the removal of nuisances, as well as a draft of a by-law for that purpose, which were received…
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The SPEAKER took. the,,Chair at twenty, minutes, past three o'clock, 'ADDRESS TO THE G0VERNOR. The' SPEAKER reported to the…
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THE Council assembled at the usual hour. GOULBURN DISTRICT COUNCIL. The SPEAKER reported to the House that he had received a letter from the Warden of…
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