THE R. M. S. Baroda, Captain Rennoldson, [?]rived in Port Jackson at 2 p.m. yesterday. [?] brings English papers to the 13th June, [?] our European correspondence to the same ...
Article : 110 wordsThe Times says:—"The Bonapartists, who inherit from their chief the tradition of antipathy to the house of Louis Philippe, have pretested energetically against an Orleans Presidency, and activity has gone for much in the late ...
Article : 221 wordsThe journals contain lengthy reports of the evidence taken for the prosecution. All the Wapping witnesses swear that the claimant is Arthur Orton, although they admit not having seen him since 1852 till he came to ...
Article : 502 wordsOn May 30, her Majesty received a telegram from [?]dadt, informing her of the death of Prince Frederick [?] of Hess[?], the second son of the Prince Louis of [?] and the Princess Alice. The particulars of this ...
Article : 246 wordsThe above bill was considered in committee of the House of Lords on the 20th May when Lord Grey moved that New Zealand should be excluded from the operation of the bill, for, while he thought it unwise to allow the ...
Article : 336 wordsBy the heedless conduct of a plumber, the Alexandra Palace at Muswell Hill was, on June 9, totally destroyed by fire. The newest place of amusement in the metropolis, it had been the resort of many thousand pleasure-sockers ...
Article : 522 wordsThe Emperor of Austria paid a farewell visit, on May [?] to Prince Arthur, who left that evening for London. The Prince and Princess Imperial of Germany breakfasted with the Prince of Wales, and left on May 19 for Berlin. ...
Article : 132 wordsThe English Royal Commissioners have entertained the British Exhibitors, the British staff, and the Commissioners of Austria at dinner; during the proceedings the health of Baron Schwarz was drunk with much enthusiasm, he had ...
Article : 676 wordsOn the 7th June, Mr. Daintree, the Agent-General of Queensland, formally displayed to a select company the result of his long and persistent labours. On that day the Queensland annexe was formally opened, and soon after ...
Article : 1,168 wordsIn the House of Commons, on the 16th May, Mr. Miall [?] his annual disestablishment motion. On this occasion [?] the form of a resolution, declaring that the establishment by law of the Churches of England and Scotland ...
Article : 863 wordsThe Constituent Cortes met on June 1, when the opening speech of Senor Figueras made a favourable impr[?]ession. The country is sadly in debt, but the Government are making strenuous efforts to balance the finances and to ...
Article : 333 wordsA single sitting of the Assembly on May 23, followed by three short and feverish meetings, in the evening of the next day, have sufficed to play out the whole of one of the most exciting and critical political dramas which have ever ...
Article : 1,162 wordsThe barque Clodian, 480 tons, Captain Samuel Guntonput into Table Bay for repairs on April 17, having left Adelaide on February 15, with a carge of wheat, for London. On March 12 a furious hurricane was experienced in latitude ...
Article : 864 wordsMr. Bradlaugh, the London democrat, has been the hero of the day in Spain. The Federalists prepared for him a reception, the arrangements being entrusted to a committee composed of Senor Garcia Lopez, the Mayor of Madrid, a ...
Article : 145 wordsThe Shah of Persia arrived at Berlin on May 31. A guard of honour of the 2nd Regiment of the Guards, with their colours flying, received him with military honours. The Emperor William welcomed and shook hands with the ...
Article : 409 wordsAt the Exhibition on May 17, in the presence of the Prince of Wales, steam power was for the first time applied to the British machinery. The special correspondent of the Daily News sensationalises the event. Studiously ...
Article : 415 words[?] House of Lords on the 27th May, Lord Blach[?] moving the second reading of this bill, explained [?] had a twofold object. The judgment of the Privy [?] in the case of Dr. Colenso had rendered it ...
Article : 559 wordsThe following letter appears in the Globe:— The very special correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, who has been delighting a portion of the British public with his gushing epistles written en route to Kiva, ...
Article : 822 wordsAfter fourteen days' trial the action of Father O'Keefe against Cardinal Cullen has terminated in a verdiet for the plaintiff. The length of the trial is a very remarkable proof of its importance, for there were hardly any disputes ...
Article : 1,236 wordsThe vast multitude who covered the Downs at Epsom on May 28 did not enjoy their holiday any the loss because the result of the race disappointed all expectations. The defeat of the favourite, indeed of all the favourites, by a horse ...
Article : 1,237 words"Anglo-Australian," in the European Mail, gives the following amusing sketch of a meeting on the Cape Mail route:—A curious meeting was held at the Cannon-street Hotel on May 19. I say "curious," because some fifty or ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 30 Jul 1873, Page 5
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