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Advertising : 1,632 wordsThe following, from a correspondent of the Morning Star, relates to matters concerning the Great Eastern after the explosion:—As may have been expected, the recent ...
Article : 2,159 wordsThe weather is cold and showery. Markets are unchanged. The nominations for Evelyn and Richmond are fixed for December 3. ...
Article : 47 wordsThe criminal session commenced this morning. There were 46 names on the calendar. ARRAIGNMENT OF PRISONERS. William Rosenthal, charged with obtaining money and goods under false pretences, pleaded not [?]uily. ...
Article : 1,702 wordsA public meeting was held on Monday evening, at the Travellers' Rest Inn, Mitcham Hill, to consider the relative merits of each line of road surveyed by Mr. Budgen from Adelaide to Clarendon. The meeting was ...
Article : 1,532 wordsDIUNKENNESS.—A female for this offence was discharged, in consideration of her having been locked up since Saturday night. DESERTION FROM SERVICE.—Bridget Donahos was ...
Article : 67 wordsOn the Jury assemb[?]ng on Monday morning at Calton's Hotel, they proceeded with Dr. Woodforde to view the scene of the fire, and on their return His Worship read the evidence taken on the previous day. ...
Article : 1,117 wordsTrade is unimproved. It is in contemplation to present a testimonial to Mr. Ledger, in acknowledgment of his exertions for the introduction of alpacas. ...
Article : 71 wordsThe following was posted outside the Telegraph Office on Monday:—MELBOURNE SHIPPING.—Arrived—November 27th. Moulda, ship, from Liverpool ...
Article : 162 wordsWhen facts speak for themselves, it seems at first sight that there is little to be gained by explaining them. Nevertheless, when passion or intrigue distort the simplest things it ...
Article : 1,253 wordsThe David McIvor is an American-built vessel, with every requisite on board for the transport of emigrants, being lofty between decks and well ventilated throughout. She ...
Article : 642 wordsPresent—Mr. Belt (in the chair), Mr. A. Hardy, the Chief and Second Inspectors, and the Secretary. INSPECTOR'S REPORTS. The Chief Inspector's memorandum of schools ...
Article : 551 wordsI have little of interest to communicate at the present time. The accounts given of the wheat crops are various, and the measure of seccess seems this year to depend upon the [?] of the their situation the unfortunate ...
Article : 327 wordsSir—The public school system of this colony requires remodelling. At present it is in antagonism to its own demands. To be any advantage to the community it should be placed ...
Article : 386 wordsSince Friday, the 18th, we have had a series of dust-storms here. On that day a cloud of dust about a couple of miles in breadth was seen coming from the direction of the Murray Flats. It soon crossed the hills ...
Article : 3,066 wordsPresent—The Colonial Surgeon, the Secretary, and the Relieving Officer. The Relieving Officer's usual report, showing to whom relief had been granted, admissions into the Asvlum and ...
Article : 524 wordsFinal hearing, Mr. Moulden appeared for the insolvent. There was no opposition. Mr. Colley, accountant, read his report as follows:—"The liabilities in this estate are £112 13s. 10d.; the ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Tue 29 Nov 1859, Page 3
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