Minutes, 29 December 1843, Partial Draft

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Captn. and forty policemen <appeared before the Council and> were sworn into office to support the Constitutuion of the , and the State of and obey the ordinances of the and the Mayor, according to the best of their ability, by Counsellor Clerk of the Mayors Court Decr. 29, 1843.

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Granted by the City Council of the City of The Petition of and fifty six others, for opening a part of the Street called Mulhooland Street as far East as the corporation line.

Decr. 29, 1843.

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Captn. and forty policemen appeared before the Council and were sworn into office to support the Constitutuion of the , and the State of and obey the ordinances of the and the Mayor, according to the best of their ability, by Counsellor Clerk of the Mayors Court Decr. 29, 1843.