Police Incidents. SATURDAY.—Before the Mayor
STEALING BALLAST.—George Beville was placed at the bar, charged by Serjeant Nugent, with stealing eight tons of stone ballast, from a quarry on the Circular…
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Council & local affairs, 1844
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Legislative Council
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE NOTICES OF MOTION AND ORDERS OF THE DAY ON THE PAPER, FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8…
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The humble petition of the Bishop of the Diocese of Australia, and of the Clergy of the same, within the colony aforesaid…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. COWPASTURE BRIDGE. Mr. "Private Secretary PARKER delivered…
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Petition of the City Corporation to the Legislature, in support of which, Counsel were heard at the bar of the House, on Thursday last, is to be taken into…
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Mr. ROBINSON (member for Melbourne) opened the debate by proposing the resolutions which had been for some time past on the paper, In his name, which were as follows:â…
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MR. WENTWORTH'S resolution, embodying the prayer of the City Council's Petition was brought forward last night, and, after an animated debate, was lost by a majority…
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The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. Mr Cowper presented a petition from the Rev. John Gregor, of Moreton Bay, and other…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. WINDSOR DISTRICT COUNCIL. Mr. [?]OWMAN presented a potition from the Warden and District Councillors of…
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Mr. BOWMAN presented a Petition from the Warden and District Council of Windsor, praying assistance towards the payment of the salaries of officers engaged by the Council, and other…
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THE "HARVEY" AGROUND.—Henry Hill was charged by Constable Tod with rifling the pockets of a seaman named Harvey, who had run aground (under the…
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THE debate on the subject of General Education, which was resumed last evening, was kept up till half-past ten o'clock, when the following Resolutions, being Mr…
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The SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. EDUCATION. Major WENTWORTH presented a Petition from…
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THE SPEAKER took the chair at the usual hour. EDUCATION. Major WENTWORTH presented a petition from the Rev. John Thomas Lynch, and the…
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For want of space, we subjoin a summary of yesterday's proceedings, a detail of which will he given in Monday's issue. On the motion of Dr. Lang, an Address…
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Mr. Bowman presented a petition from the District Council of Windsor, praying the Council to grant them a subsidy of £345 for the payment of salaries and other expenses incurred, by the Council. Petition read and…
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The SPEAKER [?]ook the chair at the usual hour. WINDSOR DISTRICT COUNCIL. Mr. BOWMAN presented a petition from the warden and district council of Windsor, praying assistance…
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Petitions in favour of the General System of Education were presented from Phillip Ward, Cook Ward, the Synod of Australia, and the Hawkesbury; and against it, from Castlereagh and Campbelltown…
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