Legislative Council. Thursday, June 20
THE Council met at the usual hour. PASTORAL REGULATIONS. Major WENTWORTH presented a petition, signed by graziers and stockholders resident in…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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Legislative Council. Wednesday, June 19
The SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. NEW MEMBER. JOHN HUBERT PLUNKETT, Esq. Attorney…
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YESTERDAY, pursuant to notice, Mr. Wentworth brought forward his motion for the appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into, and report upon all grievances…
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Alderman Macdermott presented the report of the Assessment Committee, containing the following recommendations:--1. That every building in the city, of…
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AMONG the Reports brought up was one by Alderman Flood, of the Committee, appointed by the Council, for the purpose of framing a Petition to the Legislative Council for the reduction of the Municiple Franchise…
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THE Warden presented a report of the petition committee, containing the draft of a petition to the Legislative Council, and setting forth a great number of points in the present…
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ON Wednesday, pursuant to adjournment, the Council met at the Lumber Yard, where a neat and commodious room has been fitted up for their use. The members present were Gilbert Eliott, Esq., the Warden,…
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The Speaker took the Chair at the usual hour. SQUATTING LICENCES. Major WENTWORTH presented a Petition from…
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AMONG the Reports brought up was one by Alderman Flood, of the Committee, appointed by the Council, for the purpose of framing a Petition to the Legislative Council for the reduction of the Municiple Franchise…
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Mr. Cowper presented petitions from the districts of Kissing Point and Windsor, against the Squatting Regulations. They were read, ordered to be printed, and to be referred to the Land…
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The Council met at the usual hour. The SPEAKER having read the commission appointing the Attorney General a member of council, the latter gentleman took the usual oath…
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Dr. Lang moved for leave to bring in "A Bill to remove doubts as to the validity of certain marriages to be had a solemnized within the colony of New South Wales, by Ministers of the Australian Methodist…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour, end there was an unusually large attendance of members, thirty having been counted as present…
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Pursuant to adjournment, this body corporate met at their new Chambers, at thier Lumber Yard, in an apartment which has been fitted up for their use which as it saves rent—a matter…
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Present:--the Mayor; Aldermen Macdermott, Flood, and Broughton; Councillors Driver, Agars, Thurlow, Coyle, Chapman, Brown, Little, Jenkins, Hill, Smidmore, Holden, and Ryan…
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GREAT was the degree of importance attached to the "sayings and doings" of the last session of the Legislative Council, yet it falls far short of the interest attendant on the present sittings. Last year much was said…
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