Legislative Council Friday, August 23
THE Speaker took the Chair at the usual hour, and reported to the Council that the Governor had been pleased to assent on behalf of Her Majesty to the following Arts passed by…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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Legislative Council Tuesday, August 20, 1844. District Councils
The following Message from the Governor was handed by his Excellency's Private Secretary to the Speaker. Message from his Excellency the Governor to the…
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ON the 16th instant the Colonial Secretary laid on the table of the Legislative Council extracts from some despatches of Sir George Gipps and Lord Stanley relative to the Police…
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The COLONIAL SECRETARY, pursuant to notice, moved for leave to bring in a Bill for applying certain sums arising from the Revenue, receivable in New South Wales, to the…
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We have repeatedly urged the citizens of sydney to remember that a Munioiput Constitution, to be efficacious securing the destined end, most be founded on the…
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THE FOLLOWING ARE THE NOTICES OF MOTION AND ORDERS OF THE DAY ON THE PAPER, FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 AND 28…
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PRESENT: The Mayor, Aldermen Broughton, Allen, Macdermott, and Flood; Councillors Cowlishaw, Pawley, Holden, Smidmore, Neale, Chapman, Agars, Thurlow, Brown, Jenkins,…
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The members to whose names P. 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 SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. LICENSED SQUATTERS. Mr. ROBINSON presented a Petition signed by…
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The SPEAKER [?]ook the chair at the usual hour. DISTRESSED MECHANICS. Dr. BLAND presented a petition from certain mechanics and colonists of New South Wales,…
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THE limited space of this journal will not allow such a perfect and characteristic description of this splendid affair as it richly deserves. Besides, other publications have already so…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour, but there not being sufficient members to form a House, no business was transacted. FRIDAY, Aug. 23…
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The Speaker took the Chair at the usual hour. MAITLANE: COURT OF REQUESTS. Mr. WINDEYER presented a Petition from…
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THE District Council met yesterday pursuant to adjournment. Present: G. Elliott, Esq., Warden; Councillors, Hill, Foster, Anderson, James Pye, James, Houison, Nichols, and…
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Mr. WINDEYER presented a petition from the inhabitants of Maitland in favour of the extension to their district, and also to Berrima and Bathurst, of the Thirty Pounds Courts of…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hours. ESTIMATES FOR 1845. THE COLONIAL SECRETARY (in pursuance of the understanding that Wednesday…
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THE Select Committee of the Legislative Council, appointed on the 6th June, 1944, "to enquire into and report upon the means of checking the ontrages against the public pence, and the security of life and property,…
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The COLONIAL TREASURER having moved that the sum of £650 be voted for the salary of the Registrar General for the year 1845, Mr. WINDEYER ASKED THE Colonial Secretary,…
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PRESENT, G. Eliott, Esq., Warden, and Councillors Hill, Anderson, Pye, Houison, Nichols and Lawson, Esqs. The Clerk read the minutes of the former meeting…
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