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Mr. Cowper presented a petition, signed by two hundred and nine stockholders, and others, resident in the town and district of Parramatta, praying the Council to take…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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Legislative Council. Friday, Sept. 13
The SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. EDUCATION. De. LANG presented a Petition from 185…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. EDUCATION. Mr. COWPER presented a petition from one hundred and eighty-five residents in the…
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Mr. Robinson gave notice that on Friday; September 20th, he should move a series of resolutions adopting the opinions of the Education Committee. Dr. Nicholson gave notice that he should move an…
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PRESENT: The Mayor; Aldermen Allen, Macdermott, Broughton, Hill, and Flood; Councillors Driver, Smidmore, Agars, Jenkins, Neale, Chapman, Brown, Ryan, Little, Cowlishaw, and Coyle…
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WE were never more pleased than on Thursday last, when, on reading the report of the previous day's Council proceedings, we found that the representatives of the people had made a firm and decided…
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Mr. COWPER presented a petition against the squatting regulations, from certain inhabitants of Parramatta. The petition was read and received. Mr. ROBINSON presented a petition against the…
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The SPEAKER took his seat at half-past three, and proceeded to, lay before, the council an official communication which had been made to him of the resignation by Robert Lowe, Esq., of, his seat as a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Legislative Council. Tuesday, September 10. The SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour, Squatting Regulations
Mr. COWPER presented a petition, signed by 109 stockholders and other inhabitants of the town and district of Parramatta, praying against the squatting regulations of the 2nd of April last…
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On Friday, pursuant to notice, a meeting of this body "took place in the City Hall, Yorkstreet. Present: The Mayor; Aldermen Allen, Flood, Broughton, Macdermott, and Hill;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Legislative Council. Friday, Sept, 13. Debate on the Land Grievances. (Concluded from Saturday's "Australian.")
Mr. HAMILTON said, that before he proceeding to discuss the important question before the House, he would advert to certain observation which had fallen in reference to the position…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Legislative Council. the Following Are the Notice of Motion and Orders of the Day on the Paper, for Tuesday, September 17
NOTICE OF MOTION:—1. Dr. LANG to move the following Resolutions:—(1) That it is the opinion of this Council, that no letter, posted in any City or Town for…
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Mr. COWPER made a motion on Friday last, that the Report of "The Land Grievance Committee" be adopted, which gave rise to a long and eager debate, which was…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. MEDICAL WITNESSES BILL. The SPEAKER reported that His Excellency…
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Mr. COWPER brought forward, pursuant to notice, his motion for the adoption of the report of the land grievance committee. The learned member prefaced his motion in a speech of great length, in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sydney Morning Herald. Wednesday, September l8, 1844. "Sworn to so master, of no sect am I." Legislative Council. Tuesday, September 17
THE SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. ASSENT AND DISSENT. The SPEAKER communicated to the House, that his Excellency the Governor had been…
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Mr. John Lamb having been appointed a member of the Council, in place of Mr. Lowe, resigned, took the oath and his seat. Mr. Bowman presented a petition from the…
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