A meeting of this body was be[?] at three o'clock' yesterday afternoon, in the Town Hall, York street. Present—The Mayor; Alderman Ryan; ...
Article : 1,489 wordsAugust 22.—Unicorn, padlle steamer, 380 tons, Captain W. F. Lapldge, from Callao, 6th June. Passengers for Sydney—Captain D. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Kline. For Melbourne—Miss C. ...
Article : 59 wordsAugust 21.—Richard and William, for Adelaide. August 22.—Sporting Lass, for Melbourne August 22.—Charlotte, for Melbourne ...
Article : 38 wordsA numerous meeting of the Jewish congregation was held last evening, at the Sydney Synagogue Chambers, to take into consideration the establishment of a school for the general ...
Article : 536 wordsTHIS DAY.—Estafette, for Batavia; Black Dog, for the South Sea Islands; Laurita, for Melbourne; Hannah, for Wide Bay. ...
Article : 23 wordsAugust 22.—Laurita, schooner, 135 tons, Captain Doveton, for Melbourne Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Park, and Mr. Ryan. August 22.—Hannah, schooner, 56 tons, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 134 wordsMR. MORT.—At his Rooms, at 11 o'clock, Building Allotment at Miller's Point, Trenchard Terrace, Woolloomooloo, House and Land in Woolloomooloo Bay, Allotments at Darlinghurst, and Two Houses in ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 50 wordsPer Unicorn, from Callao: 4 cases merchandise, Mackintosh and Hirst. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 31 wordsFor England via Melbourne, and Adelaide—By the Cleopatra, on Saturday, at noon. For London—By the Tartar, this evening, at six o'clock; by the Mohawk, on Thursday evening, ...
Article : 173 wordsA large number of people was present at Mr. Mort's sale of Wooden Houses, but very little competition was evineed—one house was sold for £120, and the remaining seven for £108 each. The Importer had been offered ...
Article : 378 wordsDRUNKARDS.—The list this morning of slaves of the bottle was larger than usual for Saturday morning. There were twenty cases, and of these no less than twelve were females. They were all fined in the usual penalty, ...
Article : 3,890 wordsTHIS EVENING, Tuesday, August 23, 1853, will be produced a now Drama, entitled SINK OR SWIM; on, THE WAVES OF MISFORTUNE. Lord Yawaly, Mr. Willis; Adam ...
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Family Notices : 76 wordsMr. MARTIN to move, as un amondment contingent Upon the motion for the second reading of the Bill "To confer a Constitution on New South Wales, anti to grunt a Civil List to her Majesty," ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 34 wordsTHE Now Constitution Bill professes to respect the present franchise, and to extend it "almost to the limits of universal suffrage." We judge of the pretence by ...
Article : 1,370 wordsAs the garntlet is now fairly on the pavement, it is no presumption to exercise chivalry enough to pick it up. The daringness must bo admired which all but ...
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