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Politics & elections, 1833

23 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 2

The Parliament. London, Feb. 28, 1833

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 21 September 1833 · page 4

The chief thing that I shall be able to do in the present Register, is to communicate to my readers information which will be necessary for them, with regard to…

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Proceedings in Parliament

The Sydney Herald · Monday 21 October 1833 · page 2

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Monday June 3.—The Duke of Wellington brought forward his promised motion for an address to the King, praying his Majesty to preserve the neutrality between the…

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The Case Made Our Own. Imperial Parliament, Dublin.—House of Commons. Disturbances (English) Bill

The Sydney Herald · Monday 21 October 1833 · page 2

Mr. Blennerhasset, Secretary for the affairs of England, moved the first reading of the Suppression of Disturbance Bill for England. He expressed his deep regret at the necessity which compelled…

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