BY the Empress, we have files of papers from the western colony, to the 6th March. We subjoin the following ext[?]acts:— The long exppcted troor-ship "Java" was ...
Article : 616 wordsWILLIAM GILLOCK was again brought up, charged with stealing a. bullock bell, the prope ty of Samuel Crittenden. Mr. Pybus identified the hell in question as ...
Article : 319 wordsA native boy, called Jim Crow, admitted that he had been drunk the night before in Weymouth street. Mr. Moorhouse,, who attended, informing his Worship that he was. able to earn money, he was fined ...
Article : 67 wordsWhen His Exce lency was at Wellington, a short time since, he caused enqairy to be made into the expanse of raiding the government cotter Waterwitch, which lies sunken there, with the matt only appearing ...
Article : 2,172 wordsMr Editor—The enclosed are remarks on a question of some importance. They are "conclusions" from an old colonist, who is settled—or rather wandering—in the bush. I think them of some ...
Article : 1,960 wordsAlexander Herben was charged with being drunk, and driving furiously in Hindley and King Williamstreers Prisoner had been, unluckily for himself, seen by ...
Article : 1,125 wordsHis Honor, Mr Latrobe, having some faifh in the rumours respecting the existence of a whits woman amongst the aboriginals of Gippa Land. has sanctioned a second attempt to recover the ...
Article : 991 wordsOWING to the imperfect arrangements subsisting between the Adelaide and Sydney Governments, in reference to postal conveyance between their respective colonies, much inconvenience is felt ...
Article : 587 wordsTHE Editor of the South Australian will oblige, by inserting the following letter in reply to ths rem[?]irks of an honorable and gallant member of the Legisiative Council, on the Port question, as reported in the ...
Article : 58 wordsSir—Having been proclaimed in the newspapers, without nay knowledge or permission, as the anthor of a memorial laid upon the table by his Excellency the Governor on Thurs lay last, relative to the ...
Article : 506 wordsThe "Shamrock" had searcely left George's Town, when Captain Gilmore, ever on the watch, felt a strange stench; he was just about to kick up a row, when a pie-man. well known ...
Article : 596 wordsSir—You apercer to mhipprebeu I the parport of a memorial which was laid upon the Council table by his Excellency the Governor on Thursday last, relative to the removal of the Pert. ...
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