Legislative Council
YESTERDAY, on the Speaker taking the Chair, Mr. Lowe brought before the House the circumstances attending a Breach of Privilege, the facts of which he related to…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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Sydney District Council
THE result of the conference of the Warden with his Excellency the Governor was more satisfactory than had been generally anticipated. His Excellency was favourably inclined to the…
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THE Council met at the usual hour, and immediattely on the Speaker taking the chair, Mr. LOWE said, that he found it laid down in the tirty-eight rule of Council, that when…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Legislative Council. Thursday, June 20, 1844. PETITIONS
MR. ROBINSON presented a petition from the Stockholders of Yass, and Mr, Lord a petition from those of Bathurst, against the Squatting Regulations. The Colonial Treasurer presented…
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IT is far from our intention to find fault with our venerable and highly-esteemed friend who occupies the chair of the Legislative Council, but we do certainly…
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UPON the Speaker taking the Chair, yesterday, Mr. Lowe presented a Petition from Mr. Nathan, Professor of Music, praying that the provision of the Bill for regulating…
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THE Speaker called the numbers to their seats at the usual hour. LAW OF APPRENTICES. Mr. LOWE presented a petition from Issac…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Mr. Lowe said, he found by the 38th Rule of Council, that questions of Breach of Privilege…
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A MEETING of the City Council will be holden at the Town Hall, on Monday next, at three o'clock in the afternoon. ORDERS OF THE DAY…
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Upon the Speaker taking the Chair, yesterday, he read the Governor's Commission, appointing John Stirling, Esq., Serjeant-at-Arms to the Legislative Council. Mr…
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THE Chairman of the Water Committee brought up a Report, which was referred, for consideration, until the next day of meeting. The Chairman of the Market Committee brought up…
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Mr. LOWE rose to complain of a breach of privilege which had been committed by Alderman Macdermott. The SPEAKER narrated the circumstances as follows: On Friday evening last, he was waited on at his…
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The Colonial Secretary laid upon the table the Blue Book of the year. The Colonial Secretary laid upon the table copies of the correspondence which had taken…
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The council met at the usual hour. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Mr. LOWE said, that in compliance with the thirty eighth rule of council, which set forth that…
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THE Chairman of the Water Committee brought up a Report, which was referred, for consideration, until the next day of meeting. The Chairman of the Market Committee brought up…
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THE Speaker took his scat at the usual hour. THE SERGEANT AT ARMS. The SPEAKER laid before the Council the…
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IT will be within the recollection of our readers that, in December last, on the occasion of Mr. Wentworth threatening to impeach the Governor for an alleged…
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