THE Austrian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been postponed till August. Russia restores the city of Bayazid and the Valley of Alaschgerd to Turkey. ...
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Article : 103 wordsLATE yesterday afternoon (Monday) a shocking tragedy occurred at Farley, about two miles from here. It appears that two well-to-do farmers, Messrs. Percy Hungerford and Michael M'Grath, residing ...
Article : 268 wordsMr. F. J. Fuller was last night appointed engineer to the Newcastle Borough Council at a salary of £300 per annum. ...
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Article : 365 wordsMr. Berry, in the Assembly, gave notice of a Constitutional Reform Bill; and Mr. Lalor, notice of a bill for abolishing the duty on red-gum timber. At the inquest to-day on the body of Charles ...
Article : 126 wordsSIR,—What a fearful thing it is to be afflicted with a plethora of words. I have read Mr. Thomas Guthrie Carr's long letter, and with great trouble have detected exactly what it means, and will reply to it fairly and honestly, ...
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Article : 54 wordsThe Maori chief Rewi, it is understood, will not accept a seat in the Council at present. He wishes that all matters between the King, himself, and the Government, should be first settled. ...
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Article : 601 wordsSIR,—Your correspondent, Mr. Frank B. Tr[?]att, must have been strangely misinformed. I cannot suppose that he is acquainted with Colonel (now General) Ward, when he could write:—"Colonel Ward, I learn, was in Paris ...
Article : 134 wordsSIR,—As a small set-off to the testimony of the English farmer, who found that his men could not work in the hay fields without daily draughts of beer, let me ask you to publish the appended clipping from the Christian. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 10 Jul 1878, Page 5
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