Transport, brig, 207, Fox: loading timber Norham Castle, barque, 698, Chevalier: loading Lambton Bewdon, ship, 1624, Edgar: loading Wallsend ...
Article : 79 wordsIt being pay Saturday neither the Wallsend or Co-operative worked on that day. Both pits, however, have worked full time this week to date. ...
Article : 32 wordsTHE Public School Committee are anxiously awaiting correspondence from the Secretary of the Council of Education. They expect a letter shortly, and that the Inspector will inspect the intended site as soon as ...
Article : 127 wordsTHE anniversary services in connection with the Baptist Chapel, Sydney-street, Newcastle, were held on Sunday and Monday, the 22nd and 23rd instant. Sermons were preached on the Sabbath morning and evening by Rev. ...
Article : 348 wordsMr. Anthony Trollope left Sydney for Europe, via San Fransisco, by the City of Melbourne on Saturday. ...
Article : 11 wordsDr. Harris has been appointed to the position of health officer for the port of Newcastle, vice Dr. Bowker resigned. ...
Article : 24 wordsA match has been made between J. Richards and F. Firth, to play at the above game for £2 aside. The match will be played at Mr. Thomas Davis bee Hive Hotel, on September 4th. ...
Article : 30 wordsTHINGS are very quiet here just now, and, I suppose, will be for some time yet. Our isolated position, away some miles from the surrounding townships, and with no regular made road, must tell against us. Isolation ...
Article : 264 wordsTHE long-expected sale of the property of the late Mrs. Clarke, by Mr. J. C Bonarius, took place on Saturday last at Harris' rooms. As this land is situated in the centre of the township, and occupies a frontage to both ...
Article : 494 wordsCaller Ou, ship, 764, Rae; to load New Lambton Rydalmore, ship, 1246, M'Williams; to load Wallsend Huntley Castle, shp. 623, Hogan; to load Lambton Columbia, barque 991, Johnson; to load Wallsend ...
Article : 290 wordsThe Rev. Mr. Thackeray was prevented on Sunday lash from exercising his vocation as chaplin to Maitland gaol He was informed that he was a prisoner out on bail, and consequently not eligible to preach the gospel to other ...
Article : 44 wordsMr. Donnelly, an old and respected resident of Wollombi passed away on Sunday last The deceased gentleman, who was the father of Mrs. W. W. Johnson, of this township, has been slightly ailing for some time, and ...
Article : 53 wordsPurchasers of allotments at the land sale on Saturday last, will see by advertisement elsewhere, that Mr. Bonairus,—the auctioneer,—will visit Wallsend to-morrow (Thursday) for the purpose of giving them an ...
Article : 43 wordsTHE anniversary services of the Particular Baptist Sabbath School were celebrated in the Rechabites' Hall, Lambton, on Sunday and Monday last. On Sunday three excellent sermons were preached,—in the morning ...
Article : 184 wordsAs an instance of the steady demand for building allotments in Wallsend, we may state that Mr. Thos, Alnwick sold ten allotments by private contract an Monday. These allotments are situated in the vicinity ...
Article : 55 wordsAT the Police Court on Monday, before R. Turton Esq., J.P, William Fenwick was brought up (in custody) charged with being illegally on the premises of William Maddock, of Lambton, on the 29th inst.—Prisoner ...
Article : 141 wordsDr. Mueller, an old resident of Sydney, died at ids residence, Philip-st. on Saturday last. The deceased gentleman had been in bed for a fortnight, suffering from paralysis in the side, and this terminated fatally ...
Article : 59 wordsTHE deputation appointed by the public meeting held at Wallsend on the stoppage of the passenger and goods traffic on the Wallsend Railway, waited on the Minister for Works (Mr. Lackey) on Friday last. The deputation ...
Article : 1,318 wordsThe lovers of horse racing will be pleased to hear that a match has been made, for £50 aside, between Mr. R. Millar's Free Selector, and Mr. Daly's Kildare; distance, two miles, to be run on Eales' racecourse, ...
Article : 69 wordsMR. R. DAINTY, auctioneer, held his sale of land and property, as announced, at the Northumberland Hotel, on Saturday last. The attendance was not near so large, or the competition so brisk, as might have been ...
Article : 708 wordsWith respect to the projected petition against the return of Mr. M'Elhone, touching which there is a good deal of misunderstanding, we are in a position to say that if the assertions respecting bribery could be substantiated ...
Article : 73 wordsTHE officers and brethren of the above lodge celebrated their anniversary on Friday evening, August 27th, 1875, by a grand banquet at Host Lundy' Grapes Inn. At 7 p.m. about 50 of the brothers, with a few visitors ...
Article : 699 wordsTHE Patent Fuel Manufactory, which is being built near the Hamilton railway station, will soon be finished. The high level bridge near the same place is also progressing towards completion. ...
Article : 62 wordsA. A.—Send your address and we will insert the lines headed "Remorse." JOHN DAVIES.—The judges do not consider you are entitled to the first prize. Your competitions, in ...
Article : 135 wordsAn accident occurred on Saturday[?] last to a valuable horse of Messrs. Moyes and Donald, of Newcastle, by which such injuries were sustained, as to make it necessary to kill the animal. It appears that Mr. ...
Article : 94 wordsTHE fact that the Wallsend people are to be really cut off from this city in consequence of the stoppage of passenger traffic on the Wallsend line, is at last making itself realised to our sleepy Newcastle citizens,—whom, ...
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Family Notices : 26 wordsThe first meeting of this club for the morning season took place at Trotter's hotel, on Monday evening. There was a large attendance, and arrangements were made for furthering the interests of the club during the ...
Article : 86 wordsThe closing days of the traffic on the Wallsend Railway were very near being signalised by a tragic occurrence on Saturday. As the engine of the five o'clock train was shunting some trucks, a resident of Wallsend, ...
Article : 94 wordsTHE question of railway communication between Wallsend and Newcastle is, for the time being, settled, and the trains ceased to run yesterday. We need not say that the ...
Article : 805 wordsIt being pay Saturday there was quite a plethora of amusement at this hotel. Two skittle matches advertised to be played between G. Robertson and A. Alexander, for £2 aside, and between H. Millar and ...
Article : 92 wordsOn Tuesday, the 24th inst., a dinner was given to the Hon. Thomas Garrett, Minister for Lands, by his constituents at Burrawang. The Scrutineer says: Mr. Garrett arrived at Moss Vale from Sydney by mid-day ...
Article : 96 wordsIt seems that protection exercises as baneful an influence upon the lower forms of life as it does on man. A visitor to Newcastle the other day, was asking a boatman, what had become of all the oysters, and was informed ...
Article : 114 wordsIT is a long while since I paid this little township a visit, on account of the very bad state of the road between it and New Lambton, which road is still almost impassable, notwithstanding the long period of dry weather ...
Article : 333 wordsA reprehensible and what may be termed a savage manifestation of "larrikinism" occurred at Dark Creek on Saturday last. It appears that a mob of five or six boys were using their best efforts to drown a valuable ...
Article : 128 wordsSir,—My attention has been called to a report in the shipping column of to-day's Argus regarding the coal ex Duke of Edinburgh, steamer, from Newcastle, from the Greta Company's mine, which is inaccurate in so far ...
Article : 235 wordsOn the 16th of May, Daniel O'Leary, the Irish-American pedestrian, commenced the task of walking 500 miles in 156 hours, at Chicago, Ill. He started at 4.30 p.m. and made his first fifty miles in the unprecednated time ...
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Miners' Advocate and Northumberland Recorder (Newcastle, NSW : 1873 - 1876), Wed 1 Sep 1875, Page 2
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