In Cooke v. Briggs, from the Maitland Circuit Court, the Supreme Court has to-day directed a new trial, expressing sympathy with the church to which Mrs. Cooke intended to leave her money, but holding that her husband's right to recover was ...
Article : 95 words27TH MARCH.—Since you heard from me, the weather has been in aocordanoe with the season—very warm; but within the last few days, the mornings and evenings have been most agreeably cool. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 152 wordsBusiness during the past week has been fair, and no changes of importance have occurred except in maize, which has fallen somewhat considerable.—Wheat has arrived sparingly both from our own coast and the neighbouring colonies. Prices are ...
Article : 308 wordsGENTLEMEN—The report of the committee to enquire into the Magistracy of the colony, of which the hon, member for Tenterfield was chairman, is one which appears satisfactory to any one acquainted with the subject; and, if the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 150 wordsWool.—The arrivals have been very limited, and consisted chiefly of the fag ends of clips, and the residue of parcels sold "to arrive." Our sale to-day comprised only 105 bales, all of which (except 12 bales) found buyers at full rates. ...
Article : 3,276 wordsThe census list has been taken here, and the collector gave every information required to all; and I may observe that the care taken will be the means of our district having correct returns. ...
Article : 255 wordsOn Wednesday last, Mr. York, one of the gentlemen who have undertaken to erect the crushing machine at Ironbark, passed through Tamworth. He was returning to the reef, having been to Sydney to procure some additional machinery, and ...
Article : 617 wordsMELBOURNE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.—Flour steadily maintains prices, and owing to the light stock of Adelaide in the market, the finer sorts of that description have in small quantities been sold as high as £19 2s. 6d. per ton; lower soris ...
Article : 2,211 wordsTHE ELECTION.—Mr. Thomas Dangar, unexpectedly, visited us on the afternoon of Friday last. No notices were posted calling a meeting, and a fall of rain happening at the same time, prevented the few who had heard of his arrival from attending, ...
Article : 575 wordsGENTLEMEN—You will oblige by inserting the following. It is time that something was done for the benefit of the farmers of the surrounding localities near Maitland, who have been suffering severely of late years by their farms being ...
Article : 491 wordsThe handicaps for the forthcoming Metropolitan Meeting were declared at Tattersall's last evening. The weights are considered to have been apportioned with much judgment, and the probability is that in each race will be a keen contest for ...
Article : 408 wordsThe usual meeting for elections of churchwardens and auditing the church accounts was held, in the vestry of St. Luke's Church, on the 2nd instant. There were about ten persons present. The Rev. C. Child was in the chair. No ...
Article : 281 wordsTHE CHAMPION RACE.—By the Telegraph have arrived the celebrated mare Zoe, together with Ben Bolt, Lord Ragian and a Malden Plate horse, which has yet to carn a name and fame in the racing calander. Zoo and the Malden Plater belong to ...
Article : 578 wordsGENTLEMEN—I see an extract in your issue of the 13th instant, from' the Newcastle Chronicle, respecting a petition from this town to stay the sale of public lands until the passing of the Land Bill. The correspondent of that paper says that ...
Article : 118 wordsApril 11.—Charles James Smithers, of Sydney. Liabilities, £583 16s. 7d. Assets—value of real property mortgaged), £460; of personal property, £40: total, £490. Deficlt, £43 16s. 7d. Mr. Sempill, official assignee. ...
Article : 1,678 wordsDEPUTATION TO SIR JOHN YOUNG.—His Excellency the Administrator of the Government gave audience, by appointment, yesterday, at a quarter to one o'clock, to a deputation of the Committee of the Sydney Gymnasium, consisting of the Rev. ...
Article : 2,512 wordsOn the 16th ult. we had a few remarks concerning the alteration of original lines of survey bounding some of the farms near the Bald Knobs, four miles from Arrnidale. The matter is now being practically developed on another flank of the same ...
Article : 361 wordsWe (Empire) have Tasmanian papers to the 3rd of April. The Cornwall Chronicls says:—Another most determined murderous assault must be added to the long list of capital offences recorded within the past two months. About noon on ...
Article : 515 wordsEMBEZZLEMENT.—Some little astonishment was created on Tuesday last by a report that a man in the employ of Mr. Brackenreg, butcher, of this town, had decamped with moneys belonging to his employer, as well as money belonging to the ...
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