List of Acts of The First Legislative Council of New South Wales - First Council

First Council

First Session - 25 August 1824 – 22 November 1825

  • 5 Geo IV No. 1 Currency Act 28 September 1824
  • 5 Geo IV No. 2 An Act to stay Proceedings against the Governor 31 August 1824
  • 5 Geo IV No. 3 Felons Absconding Act 11 January 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 4 Spirits Licence Act 1 February 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 5 Felons Punishment Act 8 February 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 6 Spirits Licence Act 15 February 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 7 Spirits Licence Act 22 February 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 8 Insolvent Debtors Act 29 March 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 9 Justices of the Peace Act 29 March 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 10 Harbours Act 1 February 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 11 Acts of Council Confirming Act. 31 May 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 12 Spirits Licence Act. 31 May 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 13 Naturalization (Timothy Goodwin Pitman) Act 21 June 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 14 Customs Duties Act. 10 August 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 15 Hulks and Gaols Act. 10 August 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 16 An Act to appoint a Judge of the Supreme Court. 17 August 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 17 Naturalization (Prosper de Mestre) Act. 30 August 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 18 Justices of the Peace Act. 5 October 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 19 Fines and Penalties Act. 1 November 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 20 Toll Duties Act. 11 October 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 21 Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages Act. 25 October 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 22 An Act for the Registration of Deeds and barring Dower. 15 November 1825
  • 6 Geo IV No. 23 Postage Act. 22 November 1825

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