By the Omeo, from Melbourne, we have intercolonial news to the 15th August. We extract the principal items of intelligence:— THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.—Little is known, or can ...
Article : 3,580 wordsGroom.—"Ye see, sri! the ladies knock osses about so! They gets upon a 'oss, sir, and they says, 'My eyes! He's a 'oss, and he must go!" COMPLIMENTARY TO PATERFAMILIAS. ...
Article : 1,622 wordsSome interesting experiments were tried off the Nore, in the presence of the Lords of the Admiralty, with a view of testing the penetrating powers of Mr. Whitworth's 80-pounder gun ...
Article : 1,742 wordsSir—If the Advertiser were read only in South Australia, where the truth about the education grant is known, it would be unnecessary to take further notice of "Fiat Justitia;" but, as a loving son of ...
Article : 145 wordsSir—In discussing this subject I see no necessity for angry discussion; all that is necessary is simply to show that we are anxious for the education of our own youth, and are taught to consider it a duty and ...
Article : 240 wordsLUNACY.—John Samuel Jones was charged with being a dangerous lunatic He was ordered to be examined by the Colonial Surgeon. STEALING A DRESS.—Henrich and Eizabeth Heyer were ...
Article : 75 wordsThe mails by the Jeddo were delivered at an early hour this morning, and the day has been given up to the perusal of correspondence. So far as can be gathered from the topics of conversation which have ...
Article : 1,230 wordsPresent—Messrs. Master (Chairman), Maslin. Hewett, and Mayberry. The Clerk stated that Mr. Davies had summoned the Council for an account of 7l. The Clerk was instructed to enter a plea of not indebted. A resolution to ...
Article : 64 wordsPapers to the 11th of August. The Empire says:—The great feature of the past week has been the bakers' twelve,-hour agitation. A meeting in favor of that movement, as well also in ...
Article : 438 wordsSir—Having seen the report in your paper of my having been turned out "neck and crop" out of some society or company that I was in, I beg to state that I never was, and that I am prepared to prove ...
Article : 144 wordsORDERS OF THE PAY:— 1. Auxiliary Rifle Companies Bill: second reading. 2. Truck Bill; second reading. 3. Report of Standing Orders Committee on Draft ...
Article : 1,233 wordsPursuant to announcement, a meeting of members of the Adelaide Histrionic Class was held on Saturday evening, at Aldridge's Shades. There were very few members present. ...
Article : 606 wordsThe correspondent of the Argus writes:— You have your Mr. Barton in Victoria, and we have something like the class of man here. A few of the celebrities returned to our House of Assembly, ...
Article : 1,358 wordsJohn Dahoo, a Calcutta coolie, was indicted for unlawfully obtaining, by false pretences, from August Sindner and Julius Victorsen, moneys and goods of the respective values of 22l 133., and 20l., their property, at Clare, on the 6th ...
Article : 1,218 wordsMR. G. V. BROOKE.—This eminent actor arrived by the Omeo, from Melbourne, yesterday, and will appear, as noticed in our issue of Saturday, at the Victoria Theatre this evening. With Mr. Brooke is a ...
Article : 132 wordsMILANG RIFLES.—This Company mustered 30 for target practice on Wednesday last. The distances fired at were 150 and 200 yards, five rounds at each distance, standing with fixed bayonets. The wind was ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Mon 20 Aug 1860, Page 3
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