MADRID, August 19.—Reports the curret that a fresh out break will be attempted shortly by the partisans of ex-Queen Isabella, and that the occasion will be seized upon by the Carlists to renew their attack. It is ...
Article : 283 wordsSir W. Manning. Q. C., and Mr. Owen, instructed by Messrs. Holdsworth and Brown, appeared for the applicant; Mr. Davis and Mr. C. J. Manuing instructed by Messrs., Curtis and Gannon, appeared ...
Article : 1,120 wordsSeveral persons were fined for drunkenness. Jacob Isaacs v. Aaron Harnett, threatening language. Defendant was bound over to keep the peace for six months, and find sureties for the fulfilneut of the same, ...
Article : 194 wordsTHE Victorian Royal Commission on Foot nnd Mouth Disease have Bent in their final report to the Government, and recommend as the best means for preventing the spread and future introduction of the disense the ...
Article : 499 wordsSix drunkards were punished. Robert Thew, for making use of indecent language in Albert-street, was fined 5s, in default of payment to go to gaol for two days. ...
Article : 954 wordsQUE[?], August 5.—A despatch says that, at the general elections for Centre and West Divisions yesterday the [?]non men in the Centre took possession of the polls and commenced fearful excesses. The Rose ...
Article : 258 wordsLEAVING Hay the road continued over plains of stunted salt bush for several miles. A short distance from the town Mr. M'Evoy's station was reached, but there was no one at home except the Chinaman cook who could ...
Article : 3,342 wordsPR[?]DU CHIEN, Wis., July 30.—Another awful st[?]t explosion occurred at noon to-day. The stear[?]ames Malban exploded near the scene of the late M'Donald calamity. Thirty-three persons were ...
Article : 310 wordsA TIDAL wave occurred on Friday, August 23, at 12 o'clock noon. The foundry whistle had just Bounded, when Captain Daniel Smith and Mr. Emmes both observed the water rushing out of the harbour, the reef ...
Article : 366 wordsMANY harrowing facts have been given of the late dreadful famine in Persia, but one incident is now related so intensely horrible as almost to surpass all belief, although seriously mentioned in the Levant ...
Article : 126 wordsMR. G. F. TRAIN was holding mass meetings at Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco. The platform for the Presidental campagin of 1872 is—Pay or fight: War with Eugland; Non intercourse; The High ...
Article : 260 wordsThe key or mode of a piece of music can searcely be recoguised by the eear until the harmony of tonie or that of the dominant is heard, but when that is once heard a musical listner recognizes the key in which the ...
Article : 1,161 wordsNEW TRIAL MOTIONS, &c.—Macanah v. Bowman, part heart; Young v. European Assurances Company, to reseind order; Dibbs v. Colonial Sugar Compnny. MASTER'S OFFICE.-At 10.30 Mackenzie v. Laird, ...
Article : 56 wordsSnowden M'Burney. A single meeting. Report read, and meeting closed. Mary Ann Dutton. A single meeting. Insolvent ex. amined, and in order to allow witness to be examined ...
Article : 509 wordsON Friday morning last, a messenger arrived from Stoney Bailor, in gredat huste, for senior-constable Scott to proceed to that place, as a bushranger, armed to the teeth, had stuck-up Mr. Baldwin, of the ...
Article : 774 wordsA splendid lambing is communicated by a correspondent of the Dubbo Dispatch, who wrlies:—I have to record one of the best lambings [?] ever knew. Mr. D. M'[?]hall, jun., of Buckinguy, Wammerawa, has from 1032 owes, out ...
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