An extraordinary situation has been created in the Anglican communion in connection with the delivery by the Rev. Digby Berry last week of another of his Protestant ...
Article : 306 wordsThis afternoon Mr. Irvine will table his motion in the Legislative Assembly, challenging the Government. Matters have been arranged in such a manner as to ensure the ...
Article : 390 wordsFurther particulars with respect to the desperate fight at Villiersdrop, on the Vaal River, show that a company of the Railway Pioneer regiment was engaged on an ...
Article : 156 wordsThe "Times" to-day states that Major-General Sir Edward Hutton, K.C.M.G., commanding the Canadian militia forces, has accepted the post of commandant of the ...
Article : 87 wordsEver since the passing of the Customs Act there has been an expressed opinion in shipping circles that a test case should be taken to determine the power of the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 94 wordsThe third day's play was the most sensational of the three, the game fluctuating most remarkably. The New South Wales team looked like being badly beaten when ...
Article : 1,987 wordsBaron Melvil von Lijndon, the Dutch Minister for Foreign Affairs, has taken occasion to contradict some of the false reports which Boer agents are circulating in ...
Article : 102 wordsCol. Genders, secretary of the Protectionist Association of South Australia, has forwarded to Mr. S. Mauger, M.P., the following resolution, adopted at a meeting of ...
Article : 262 wordsSir Edward Hutton, K.C.M.G., C.B., late King's Royal Rifle Corps, is very well known in Australia, having commanded, with the local rank of major-general, the New South ...
Article : 954 wordsThe staff at the contingents office at Victoria Barracks, aided by four stalwart soldiers, by hard work on Sunday and yesterday had been able to dispose of the great ...
Article : 155 wordsA series of minor Boer disasters are reported by the commanders of British mobile columns in South Africa. At New Amsterdam, on the Swazi border of the Transvaal, ...
Article : 124 wordsA representative of "The Age" had an interview with Bishop Goe yesterday. In reply to a number of queries the bishop said:--"The reason why I asked Mr. Barry not to ...
Article : 151 wordsSir H. Campbell-Bannerman, leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons, in a recent speech, declared that he was not a pro-Boer, but that the peril in South Africa ...
Article : 90 wordsIn response to a request from the Federal Minister for Trade and Finance, the Agricultural department of this State has forwarded to Melbourne samples of butter ...
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Article : 187 wordsA well attended public meeting was held at the Presbyterian schoolroom, Toorak, last night to consider the question of police protection. Mr. R. Harper, M.P., presided, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 193 wordsSir,--A paragraph has appeared about me in to-day's "Argus," with regard to which I beg to be allowed to make an explanation. In your columns. The endeavor to prevent ...
Article : 154 wordsSingapore telegrams report a serious disaster to a Dutch expedition in connection with the long continued Achein war in the island of Sumatra. The chief of Sebakoel ...
Article : 58 wordsThe annual meeting of the Woman's Suffrage Council, held last night, took the form of a conversazione, which was largely attended. The report, which was made by the ...
Article : 759 wordsA political crisis has arisen in Greece in connection with the recent serious riots of students of Athens University. The undergraduates desperately resented the decision ...
Article : 246 wordsSir,--As Professor Harper is in Sydney, and the "King's business requireth haste," I have been advised by several mutual friends to send in a rejoinder to Archbishop ...
Article : 688 wordsA Dutch Cape Colonist, named Rouw, who joined the guerilla rebel Lategan's commando, and served as an officer with it, was lately captured. He has been tried as a ...
Article : 74 wordsThe Public Service Board has received the report prepared by Mr. Cerutty at the instance of the Premier, on the subject of the pay received by officers of the Federal ...
Article : 242 wordsA warning to treacherous Boers has been given at Johannesburg by the execution of a surrenderer named Wernecke, who was court-martialled and convicted of having ...
Article : 98 wordsHenry Reitz, farm laborer, aged 27, was drowned in Deep Creek, near Carisbrook, yesterday afternoon. The body was not recovered until late in the evening. A ...
Article : 230 wordsEarl Roberts, the Commander in Chief, at a special parade of the mounted infantry at Aldershot who will shortly embark for South Africa, took occasion to eulogise the ...
Article : 58 wordsFew particulars with respect to the lately discovered conspiracy of surrenderers and Boers under neutrality oath at Johannesburg have yet been allowed to transpire. It is ...
Article : 174 wordsRepresentatives of the banking institutions waited on the Postmaster-General yesterday in reference to the postal charges on bank notes. The deputationists pointed out ...
Article : 123 wordsReports brought in by steamers from New Zealand state that icebergs are phenomenally numerous in the vicinity of Cape Horn. The commander of one steamer reports that, ...
Article : 51 wordsA public meeting, convened by Mr. Luxton, mayor of Prahran, in response to a requisition signed by about 150 ratepayers, for the purpose of discussing the Factories Act, ...
Article : 444 wordsIt was recently mentioned that a fine of £5 inflicted on a postal employe by Mr. Outtrim, Deputy Postmaster-General, Victoria, had been refunded owing to a decision of ...
Article : 71 wordsTelegrams from Cairo report that prosperity in Egypt is steadily and rapidly increasing under British control. The budget statement for the year now announced is the ...
Article : 60 wordsThe Oriental Hotel and three shops in wills-street were destroyed by fire to-day. The insurances, which were distributed amongst a number of offices, amounted to ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 48 wordsFurther details with respect to the formation of the two volunteer corps of ex-Boer burghers to light for Great Britain against the guerillas show that two British colonial ...
Article : 175 wordsThe German Antarctic exploration ship Gauss, which left Kiel 5th August for the south polar regions via Capetown, has arrived at the Cape six weeks behind the date ...
Article : 41 wordsNotification has been received that the Queensland Saw Millers' Association has appointed two representatives to interview the Minister of Customs in regard to the timber ...
Article : 50 wordsSir,--I am sure I express the view of every rifleman who took part in the recent National Rifle Association meeting at Williamstown when I say that there is the keenest ...
Article : 261 wordsAt Glen Innes police court to-day Wm. Kingsley was charged with abducting Teresa Dunn, the wife of Owen Dunn, she being under the age of 21 years. The parties were ...
Article : 223 wordsIn "The Age" of 30th October appeared an article, stating that experts representing an English syndicate were buying property where coal has been found to exist. In ...
Article : 234 wordsAbout two months ago several miners employed at the Clarence mine were subjected to a very unpleasant mode of searching by having to divest themselves of all ...
Article : 223 wordsThe "Statist," a leading London financial paper, has given emphasis to the national feeling that the war should be pushed unremittingly and unflinchingly to the earliest ...
Article : 75 wordsA few slight earth tremors alarmed the people of Cheviot on Sunday morning and evening. Some of the residents who had returned to their shattered homes again fled ...
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The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Tue 26 Nov 1901, Page 5
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