Imperial Parliament. House of Lords—friday, March 24, 1843
Australasian Chronicle · Saturday 19 August 1843 · page 4
Lord Brougham intimated that he had nearly ready a bill for the more effectual prevention of the slave trade on the coast of Africa. The bill promised three schemes, and it was his intention to lay…
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Australasian Chronicle · Saturday 2 September 1843 · page 2
MR. EDITOR—On Wednesday last, Mr. Wentworth gave notice that on Tuesday, the 19th proximo, be would move the appointment of a select committee, to enquire into the circumstances attending the riols…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 4 September 1843 · page 2
THE election of an Auditor to supply the place of Mr. J. H. Potts came off on Saturday last, but it passed off in the dullest style imaginable. The only candidate in the field…
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The Colonial Observer · Wednesday 6 September 1843 · page 1
IT would have been utterly discreditable to the Honorable the Legislative Council to have allowed its first session to pass without some attempt at the amendment of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Imperial Parliament. House of Lords—monday, May 15. Testimoniks in Coloners Bill. The Bill was read a third time and passed. Church Maintenance Bill
The Australian · Friday 8 September 1843 · page 3
The Bishop of London postponed the second reading of this Bill, in consequence of his having received an intimation that it was necessary for him to obtain the Government sanction before he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Catholic Education. Petition of the Catholic Bishops. To the Right Honorable and Honorable the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled
Australasian Chronicle · Saturday 7 October 1843 · page 3
We, the undersigned Roman Catholic Bishops and Vicars Apostolic exercising spiritual juriadiction over the Catholics of England, beg to approach your honourable house, and respectfully to solicit the…
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The Weekly Register of Politics, Facts and General Literature · Saturday 7 October 1843 · page 154
We are much surprised that none of our contemporaries who had the opportunity have made any stringent remarks upon a portion of the candidates for Bourke Ward, who figure on the…
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The Weekly Register of Politics, Facts and General Literature · Saturday 7 October 1843 · page 155
A multitude of aspirants are already in the field, for the vacant laureateship. The authorities entrusted with the selection have ordered the various candidacies to send in their…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 9 October 1843 · page 2
To show the apathy of the great body o[?] the citizens respecting the City Council, we would remark, that, although the election of a Councillor for Cook Ward takes…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 9 October 1843 · page 2
THE election of three candidates for [?] Ward in the place of Messrs. Hosking, [?] and Fo[?]s, was held on Saturday, in [?] Court of Requests, before Alderman…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 10 October 1843 · page 3
[?]STERDAY being the day fixed for the election of a Councillor for Cook Ward, Alderman Buidekin look his seat at the usual hour. The only candidate, in the first instance, was…
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The Australian · Tuesday 10 October 1843 · page 2
An Election took places on Saturday last, at the Court of Itequests, before Aider man Macdermott, and Messrs. Younger and Cadel. Assessors, for three Councillors, in…
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Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 11 October 1843 · page 2
The election of three councillors for this word, in the room of Messrs. Hosking, Foss, and Owen, took place at the Court of Requests on Saturday last. The state of the poll at its close, at four o'clock, was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Morning Herald. Friday, October 13, 1843. "Sworn to no master, of no sect am I." the Approaching City Election
The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 13 October 1843 · page 2
IT was observed by Mr. HOLLINSHED on Tuesday, in the City Council, that he thought the Council "need not be so fastidious about voting away the money of…
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The Australian · Thursday 19 October 1843 · page 2
THE Annual Election of a portion of tho City Council to replace those who according to law, retire by rotation, imposes a most grave and responsible duty upon tho citizens…
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The Australian · Tuesday 31 October 1843 · page 2
THE election of Councillors for each of the six Words of the City, in accordance with the terms of the Corporation Act, takes place to-morrow; and we once again call…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Morning [?]erald. Wednesday, November 1, 1843. "Sworn to no master, of no sect am I." the City Elections
The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 1 November 1843 · page 2
THE citizens are to-day called upon to elect six of their body to represent them in the City Council, and we hope that the great majority of the citizens will…
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Morning Chronicle · Wednesday 1 November 1843 · page 2
MB. EDITOR—''To be or not to be'' will be the question tomorrow morning, on the election of six councillors to represent the different wards of the city. No doubt, Six, the citizens have had a surfeit…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 2 November 1843 · page 4
YESTERDAY being the day fixed by the Act of Council for the election of a Councillor for each Ward of the City, the elections were held at the usual time and places. Every…
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The Australian · Saturday 11 November 1843 · page 3
On Wednesday last the Aldermen and Councillors proceeded to the election of a Mayor for the ensuing year. Alderman Burdekin officiating as presiding officer, and…
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