City Council
On Thursday, the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors of the City of Sydney, accompanied by the Town Clerk, waited on His Excellency at Government House, for the purpose of…
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Council & local affairs, 1846
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The Legislative Council
ON Tuesday next, Sir CHARLES FITZ ROY meets the Legislative Council for the first time. His Excellency's opening speech is looked forward to with a considerable degree of interest,…
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On Thursday last the Mayor, Aldermen, City Councillors, and Town Clerk assembled at 2 o'clock in the Town Hall, York-street, in their official costume, for the purpose of proceeding to Government…
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THE Address to the Governor, agreed upon at a meeting of the City Council on the 29th ultimo, was presented to his Excellency on the afternoon of Thursday last. The Mayor, Aldermen, and all the Councillors,…
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THIS body met on Saturday. The members present were—the Warden (Dr. Hill), and Dr. Anderson, J.P., Messrs, J. Byrnes, Oakes, Howison, Payten, and J Pye, Councillors…
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THE Legislative Council will be opened to-day, at twelve o'clock, by His Excellency tho Governor, who will deliver his maiden speech from the Vice-Regal chair to our…
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A meeting of the Warden and Councillors of this District took place on Saturday last, at which a great deal of noisy and vehement discussion arose, relative to the payment by the…
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This being the day appointed for the re-assembling of the Legislative Council, his Excellency Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy. Governor. &c., opened it in person. The Council Chambers presented an…
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PURSUANT to proclamation made in the Government Gazette, the Legislative Council of New South Wales assembled yesterday, at twelve o'clock. The Council was opened by Sir…
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THE Colonial Secretary laid upon the table returns of the imports and exports from the 1st January to the end of June, 1846. The Bridgewater Bridge Bill was read a…
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THOSE whose curiosity stood on-tip-toe for the first exhibition of His Excellency's official supremacy, must have found abundant gratification in the vice-regal and…
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YESTERDAY, on the Speaker taking the chair, be reported that His Excellency had on the 13th June last given the Royal assent to the Lunatics' Act Amendment Bill, passed by the Council on…
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From the Right Honourable W. E. Gladstone, Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies, to the Governor of New South Wales, Laid before the Legislative Council Wednesday,…
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SOON alter eleven this morning, Macquarie street began to assume a lively appearance, and in a few minutes a vast concourse of persons verb assembled in front, and in the…
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After the Governor had delivered the vice-regal speech, and retired, Mr. Went-worth, as the leader of the opposite Benches, (we cannot yet call it "the opposition,")…
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Mr. Macarthur, in relation to the speech of His Excellency the Governor, moved, that a Committee be appointed to prepare an Address in reply to the Speech delivered to the Council by His Excellency the…
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THE Council met at two o'clock, and the Speaker took the Chair at a quarter past. ADDRESS. Mr. MACARTHUR moved, that in…
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THE Council met on Thursday at two o'clock, and subsequently proceeded to Government House to present to his Excellency the Governor the Address which had been agreed to on a…
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