MANSLAUGHTER— William Day was indicted for feloniously and wilfully killing and slaying James Hcalds, on the 20th December.This was the case of the man at Cockatoo Island, who,in illustrating a conversation ...
Article : 135 wordsConsiderable attention,and much dissatisfaction has been exulted during the week in consequence of the courue adopted by the Assembly, in reference to the alterations in the spirit duties, the charge a being generally ...
Article : 574 wordsAlthough the inclemency of the weather has militated considerably against the attendance at the Theatre during the week, the play of "Elizabeth," produced for,the fifth time on Tuesday evening had apparently lost none ...
Article : 201 wordsFIONT FOR THURSDAY NEXT— Bingham and Kelly will settle their, little differences on Thursday next, at a place which will be named, to those of the "right sort," who may wish to knew, on Wednesday evening at ...
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Advertising : 1,180 wordsMURDED— James Crawford and Antonio Charles were indicted for having, on the high seas, in the British ship Norna, on the 17th December, 1860, killed and murdered one Calool, a lascar sailor. ...
Article : 169 words"Porter's New York Spiril of the Times" has the following— "Three Rivers (C.E.) October 12— To American Tnrfmen— Gentleman — such, doubtless, you are by courtesy, for I regret to say that many who engage ...
Article : 1,574 wordsHail, glorious Council! Whnt rosoinble ye?. Bless Mr. MURRAY and his Ass-enlbly Ye Members proud, whom I have helped to nick it, Grant me to Speaker's gallery a ticket ...
Article : 808 wordsMANSLAUGHTER— George Elworthy surrendered to his bail on a charge of having, in Sydney, on the 9th of January last, feloniously killed and slain one Charles Hall. ...
Article : 188 wordsWHAT HO! MY TRUNKS!— The Police Court on Saturday last was most brilliantly illuminated by the first nppearanco at that houso of a bright particular theatrical star of tho first, known to histrionic ...
Article : 711 wordsBIRDS ON THE WING— Two of Those splendid specimens of the Cockatoo, recently imported from "'the Isle of Mann," and placed in the beautiful aviary of the Earl of Dovurley, at Darlinghurst, have flown. These birds ...
Article : 2,820 wordsOh,no I never mention it, As to my work I jog; My lips are now forbid to taste My once Familiar grog. ...
Article : 334 wordsGentelmen— Since the days of the good saint Anthony whom of one recently; imported arid my possession at Nowtown, stands unrivalled. Although he cannot practice with,the saino certainty ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 212 wordsMessrs Durt and Co notice about the usual amount of business throughout the week, quantities of Inferior stock still glut the burne market, really good serleenble horses always command a falr price. During the week we have disposed of £1 horses picked front the ...
Article : 315 wordsTHE GLEDE ELECTION— In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr.Robertson laid upon the table a petitiori from Mr. W.P. Moffat, against the return of Mr. T. W. Smart, the sitting against for the Globe, which was referred to ...
Article : 76 wordsA young gentleman, who had just married a little unbind beauty, says she would have been taller, but she made of such precious material that nature could'not lord it. ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 9 Feb 1861, Page 3
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