Debate on Peel policy delays Australia corn import boon
The Legislative Council discusses Sir Robert Peel's refusal to permit Australian colonies to import corn and flour into Britain on the same terms as Canada. The council backs a petition urging Parliament to grant Australia the same duty privileges, with some opposition from supporters of colonial governance. The Town Council agenda follows, detailing motions on administration, rates, and street improvements, and a note on advertising costs among Port Phillip journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
Robert Peel
Britain
Canada
Cassilis
Liddy
Aultey
Australia
Hamilton
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
New South Wales
Congola
England
Canadas
British Isles
Colonial Office
America
France
United Kingdom
Son
Select Committee
Lowe
Regulation Bill for Sydney Building Acts
The Legislative Committee is instructed to prepare a three bill regulation plan for the Town in line with the Governor and Legislative Council acts of New South Wales. The member for neighbourhood is to move for a select committee to hear evidence from the District Surveyor and others on provisions of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
William IV
Victoria
Uebourne
Legislative Council
Howe
Foreclosure notice for overdue accounts in Melbourne
The Melbourne Courier Office warns parties indebted to the Port Philip Patriot that if their accounts are not settled before 1 April 1845, legal action will be taken for recovery of the amount due, without respect of persons, by William Mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermes Kerr
Thall
Melbourne
Port Phillip Patriot
Fort Philip Gazette
Port Philip World
Geelong Advertiser
Menourne
Fort Phillip Standard
Lewitt
Herald and Gazette
Wswa
Port Philip
William Mer
Melbourne Courier
Supreme Court Fourth Term Begins and Sittings Set
The Supreme Court opens its fourth term on Monday October 7 1845 and runs to Friday November 1 with sessions named for various days in October and November. The calendar lists defences, pleas, and jury arrangements including four special jurors for undefended causes and common jury days through November 2 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morios Dsos
Minday
Subiday
Elf
Cass
Atl
Port Phillip. Colonial ration tenders for many groups
Notice calls for tenders to supply rations and forages under colonial contracts, detailing quantities for men women and children, prisoners, officers, and various public services. It covers bread, beef, vegetables, tea, sugar, soap, tobacco, and fuel, with rules on quality, arbitration, substitutions, and penalties. Also lists separate notices including a court appeal date and a sale by Poundkeeper Scarborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Nord
Mounted Police
Yaol
Border Police
Stunt Police
Ilean
Janather
Nahi
Te Somsarior 9
Bia
Vernar
Apex
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Nicholson
Nichol
Stephen
Alderman Kerr
Her Majesty's Treasury
William Kerr
Lonsdale Ward
Cullins-street
Lonsdale
Bourke Ward
William Nish
Lonsdale-Street
Bourke
Segard
Legislative Committee
Corporation of
Ceewee
Courier
Port Phillip
Sydney
Patriot
Winna Ding
Oui
THE
Supreme Court
Conpitroxs
Ryan
Thres
Batonie Goulborn
la Trobeapeat
Londasee
Inky F. Gurnty
Melbourn
Vianda
Ian Bund
G. Scarborough
Spucarct
Howie
Bank of
Nile
Xinapa
Esquines
Meri Merri Creek
Saa Gpparktt
Mac Elianeied Arden
Montgomery
Soliciour
Deep Creek
Rye Deer Creek
Frice
Melbourna
Yuvar're
P. Gall
Duarte
Sdaten
Alsopy
Mil
Saeed
Atortadt
Levich
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