A public meeting, convened by requisition to his Worship the Mayor, was held in the Court-house, on Tuesday evening, and was attended by the largest and most orderly assembly of citizens that, perhaps, ever took place ...
Article : 1,146 wordsThe short paragraph from the Grafton newspaper which appeared in the latest news of your last issue fired the imagination of those who had wrought out their claims here, and those who had none, so yesterday morning a ...
Article : 466 wordsBy rail, yesterday afternoon, we received the Sydney papers of yesterday, Wednesday. The additional telegraphic and Parliamentary Intelligence appears elsewhere. ...
Article : 425 wordsThe undermentioned tenders for supplying provisions, &c., for the public service, from the 1st April, 1861, to the 31st March, 1862, in terms of the Treasury notice dated 24th December, 1860, having been accepted, the particulars are published ...
Article : 119 wordsMaize.—Although a considerable quantity of new maize has come to hand during the last week, prime old maintains its price, and is worth 6s. per bushel, and new is worth 5s. to 5s. 6d. per bushel. ...
Article : 378 wordsMonday, 7. p.m.—Fine weather; wind shifting. The Mercury grounded in the port channel, but was got off. At the annual meeting of the Royal Society the ...
Article : 147 wordsAt New Freugh, on the 28th of March, from Dochra; damages and driving 10s. each:—One iron grey horse, M off shoulder, blotch near shoulder; one dark bay or brown mare, pulled tail, 18 near shoulder. If not released within twenty ...
Article : 1,668 wordsTwo or three persons have arrived in town since our last issue from the reef at Ironbark, from whom we learn some particulars. It seems that there are now fifty claims taken upon the reef, and that some very rich ...
Article : 2,770 wordsSCHOOL FEAST AT PIT Town.—On the 5th instant a feast was given at Pit Town to the school children of the locality, at the instance of Mr. Hodgson, the General Superintendent of the A. A. Company, in a spacious tent ...
Article : 145 wordsARRIVALS.—April 4. Victoria (s.), from Sydney. 6. Success, barque, 289 tons, Macallester, from Melbourne; Venture, brig, 111 tons, Francis, from Melbourne. 7. Adolphus, schooner, 120 tons. Scott, from Melbourne; Natal, barque, 178 tons, ...
Article : 254 wordsMonday, 6 p.m.—Six hundred New Cornwall Shares sold at auction, at £2 6s. per share. The produce market is very firm to-day. £16 15s. to £17 for flour; wheat is much enquired for at 7s. for ...
Article : 72 wordsWe are not in a position this week to report anything particularly new in mining operations. The prevailing cry almost everywhere we go, is for water. We yesterday visited Stoney and Spring Creeks, and were greatly ...
Article : 1,211 wordsMARCH 30TH.—Pursuant to notice, a meeting was held in the long room of the Royal Hotel, on Thursday night last, for the purpose of forming a committee to correspond with the member for the electorate. The ...
Article : 247 wordsARRIVALS.—April 4. Manuelita, Spanish barque, 233 tons, Captain Bustamante, from Manila 22nd December. 5. Gipsy, schooner, 45 tons. Captain Shepherd, from Twofold Bay 1st instant; Gazelle, brig, 260 tons, Captain Stafford, from New ...
Article : 1,850 wordsDEATH FROM ACCIDENT.—A woman named Mrs. Dawes, living with her husband in Charles-street, Woolloomooloo, fell down stairs on Wednesday evening, and sustained such severe injuries thereby that she died ...
Article : 1,122 wordsACCIDENT.—On Sunday night last an accident occurred which might have been more serious had the river happened to have been in a fresh at the time. It appears that on the evening stated Mrs. Collins came over ...
Article : 325 wordsCONTRACTS,—We understand that tenderers to supply provisions, forage and fuel, to the local Government establishments after the 1st instant have received no notice of acceptance of any tender, so that, the past tenders ...
Article : 147 wordsGENTLEMEN—Perceiving in Thursday's Mercury that a correspondent, who assumes the signature of "P.Q.R.," has made me to say, in my letter of the 26th ultimo, that Mr. Chaucer "was not legally guilty," will you ...
Article : 1,399 wordsSpeaker ill. Mr. Wisdom took the chair to-day. In answer to Mr. Lewis, Mr. Arnold said that £400 had been voted for the Hexham lock-up, but could not be spent till the Appropriation Bill had passed. ...
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