ON Monday evening a very large, enthusiastic, and infinential meeting of persons interested in the Hunter River Farmers' Union, initiated at Largs, and so enthusiastically taken up in other places; was held in ...
Article : 334 wordsWE take the following from the San Francisco Journal of Commerce:—" It is a grand, feasible, and commendable scheme—that of draining Lake Okeechobee in South Florida. Therefore ...
Article : 201 wordsTHE oft-repeated assertion that there is a market in the mother country for all the food material that Australia could send, is borne out amply by the figures of a return made recently ...
Article : 882 wordsMAY is the month for the meetings of the Supreme Ecclesiastical Courts in Scotland. The U. P. Synod meets first, and the assemblies of the Established and Free Churchessit ...
Article : 746 wordsUNAIDED went to the scene, of fresh glory, O'er the wide waste of waters a lone waif did story; Parading achievements recorded in story— The wonderer's merits no one can gainsay. ...
Article : 221 wordsTHE victory achieved by Laycock at Grafton furnishes a convincing proof of the vast improvement in his style of rowing since he left Sydney to take part in the champion shipcontest ...
Article : 243 wordsTHE S. M. Herald's London correspondent writes:—The new Czar's first step in the, direction of constitutional liberty has been taken by granting to St. Petersburg an elective Council. ...
Article : 345 wordsTHE letter which we (the Melbourne Argus) published on Wednesday from Mr. A. M. Fergusson, commissioner for Ceylon at the International Exhibition, gives an encouraging account of an experimental ...
Article : 381 wordsACCORDING to a despatch from Geneva, Russakoff and Jalliboff, the killers of the Czar, have been mercilessly put to torture in the presence of Gen. Loris Melikoff. Russakoff was ...
Article : 770 wordsMAIDEN, HILL, AND CLARK.—Hides were in good request, and extra heavy brought from 4d to 4?; light and station, 3½d to 4½d. Catalogues of wool—principally greasy—were cleared at current rates, In ...
Article : 974 wordsTHE Hamilton Spectator's Narracoorte correspondent supplies the following particulars of the murder of trooper Pearce, a report of which we have only had by wire in condensed form:—" One of the most cowardly ...
Article : 591 wordsTHE following is told by "Atlas " in the World:—"Various inaccurate statements are in circulation touching the romantic history of the late Lady Blanche Murphy, the eldest ...
Article : 257 wordsMR. John Bridge, woolbroker of Sydney, proposes to hold a wool exhibition at his warehouse next March, and generously offers eight substantial cash prizes to be awarded by ...
Article : 252 wordsABOUT six years ago, says The St. Louis Chronicle, there removed to this city a wealthy New Orleans gentleman of very aristocratic antecedents. He brought with him his wife, a lady ...
Article : 911 wordsAFTER a vain attempt to accomplish the impossible, the council of the Barnsley Miners' Association have held a meeting, and come to the conclusion that the failure is not their fault, ...
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Advertising : 379 wordsTwo Tenants Compensation Bills, introduced in the House of Commons by Mr. Chaplin and Sir Thos. Acland, were read a second time without a division on the 24th of March, but ...
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