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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
The SPEAKER took the chair at twenty-five, minutes past three. MESSAGE. The following messages from his Excellency ...
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REPORT
A public meeting of the Moreton Bay Aborigines Friends' Society was held in the School of Arts, Brisbane, on Wednesday evening, 21st November, 1855. The attendance was numerous. The chair was taken ...
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NEW NOTICES OF MOTION.
The AUDITOR-GENERAL to move—For leave to bring in a bill for applying certain sums to be raised by loans. The AUDITOR-GENERAL to move—For leave to bring in a bill for applying cortain sums out of the consolidated ...
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GENERAL ORDER, BY COLONEL EDWARD MACARTHUR.
THE following General Order, dated "Head Quarters, Melbourne, December 5, 1855," appears in yesterday's Gazette;— The troops in garrison, consisting of the 1st Battalion ...
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
In the matter of William Carter. ...
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NEW TOTAL MOTIONS.
Finn v. Aylward; Schroder; v. Metcalf; Marshall v. Cardwell; De Pass and; others v. Brady; Samuel, and another, v. Youngman and another; Burt v. Towns. ...
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ORDER OF COURT.
Tuesday, the 11th day of December, 1855, His Excellency the Governor-General having directed to-morrow to be observed as a holiday in the several public offices, it is hereby ordered that the day be also ...
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LICENSING MEETING.
The adjourned licensing meeting was held yesterday, at the Police Office. The Justices present were Messrs. Allen, Kemp, Hovell, G. Hill, Thorne, Ross, Burnell, Hosking, Brown, Roby, North, and Ebsworth. ...
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ILLAWARRA DISTRICT.
THE WEATHER.—During the past week, we have been visited with some delig[?]tful showers of rain; which will be, to the late crops, of the greatest good. The intervals of fine weather will also allow time for the ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.—TUESDAY.
Twenty persons were charged with drunkenness, and dealt with in the usual manner—ordered to pay penalties of 20s. each, or be imprisoned, the men for twenty-four and the women for forty-eight hours. ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.—TUESDAY.
One person brought before his worship for drunkenness this morning, pleaded guilty to the charge, and was sentenced to pay a fine of 20s., or to be imprisoned for 24 hours. ...
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IMPOUNDINGS.
JERRY'S PLAINS, November 24, fnom Lucan Park; damages ls. [?]d. each:—Red cow, speckled back, belly, and tail, RH off hip, H on ribs,9 on shoulder; red and white bull, unbranded; red cow, IC off shoulder; red bull, unbranded; white heifer, speckled ...
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