Legislative Council
MR. LOWE yesterday gave notice of his intention to move, on Wednesday nest, for certain returns of fees received in the Supreme Court from the date of the…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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District Council
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10.—Present the Warden and Councillors Bourne, Cape, and Jones. FINANCE COMMITTEE…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at half-past 3 P.M. FEES.—SUPREME COURT AND INSOLVENT COURT. Mr. LOWE gave notice that on Wednesday,…
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The SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. ABORIGINES. The COLONIAL SECRETARY laid upon the talls…
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It being understood that the Privilege question would be discussed yesterday, the gallery was crowded at an early hour with…
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IT is rumoured that several members of the City Council have given intimation of their intention to resign their seats even before the annual retirement in November. Whatever…
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ALDERMAN ALLEN brought up the Report of the Bylaws Committee upon the subject of slaughtering and boiling-down of cattle, accompanied by a by-law upon the Spanish galleons, sunk in Cadiz harbour by the squadron of Admiral Blake in 1656. They have…
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THIS body met, pursuant to adjournment, at their Chambers, on Wednesday. The members present were the Warden, Gilbert Eliott, Esq., and Councillors James Pye, G. R. Nichols, James Houison, J. B…
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The Report of the Finance Committee recommended the payment of the usual Quarterly Accounts, amounting to the sum of £279 16s., was read, received and…
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The council met at the usual hours THE ABORIGINES. The COLONIAL SECRETARY laid upon the table the returns moved for by Sir Thomas Mitchell,…
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Mr. WINDEYER presented petitions from Muswell Brook and Merton with respect to the squatting regulations, which were read, received, and ordered to be printed and referred to the Land Grievance…
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THE Council met at the usual hour. Mr. WINDEYER moved, in pursuance of the 50th rule of Council, that all strangers be ordered to withdraw…
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ALDERMAN ALLEN brought up the Report of the Bylaws Committee upon the subject of slaughtering and boiling-down of cattle, accompanied by a by-law upon each of these subjects. With regard to the by-law…
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Present: The Mayor; Aldermen Flood, Macdermott, Broughton, and Allen ; Councillors Taylor, Agars, Ryan, Driver, Coyle, Smidmore, Jenkins, Browne, Pawley,…
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The SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. FEES. Mr. LOWE gave notice that on Wednesday…
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The COLONIAL SECRETARY laid upon the table the returns moved for by Sir Thomas Mitchell M.C., with respect to the number of white men killed by the aborigines, and the number of the…
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The Speaker laid before the Council the Commission issued by his Excellency the Governor, appointing John Stirling, Esq., to be Sergeant at Arms. The Collector of Customs, in moving the second…
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The Speaker laid before the Council the Commission issued by his Excellency the Governor, appointing John Stirling, Esq., to be Sergeant at Arms. The Collector of Customs, in moving the second…
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