The ship Melbourne, for London, will clear out to-day, and will sail to-morrow. The brig Flash is laid on at Adelaide for Geelong. ...
Article : 24 wordsDecember 15—Tery, barque, 483 tons Jas. Rowe, commander, from London via Adelaide 10th instant. SAILED. ...
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Advertising : 3,251 wordsTuesday, 16th December—present—The Mayor; Aldermen Thomson and Cowie; Councillers Noble, Myles, Harrison, Roope, and M'Mlillan. The Mayor introduced ...
Article : 536 wordsAn alteration of one per cent. in the rates of exchange, has taken place this day, at the banks. Bills drown on London, at 30 days sight, nosy stand at eight per cent. discount, purchase; and ...
Article : 152 wordsFRONTIER NEWS.—The intelligence received from the Frontier since our last publication is of a very melancholy character. On the 8th August, Lieutenant-Colonel Fordyee, with a force ...
Article : 649 wordsIT is a matter of regret that the alternate displays of tyranny and faintheartedness on the part of the Government, is producing a disposition among the ...
Article : 509 wordsOn the application of Mr Williams, the trial of John Williams, who stands indicted for cattle stealing, was postponed till the next session, on the ground of the absence, at the Diggings, of ...
Article : 569 wordsMessrs. O'Farrell and Son disposed of at their Sole Yards, during the past week, about 50 head of horses, which realised the following averaged prices:— Rough ...
Article : 78 wordsVIOLENT ASSAULT.—Joseph Jordan, who was remanded from Monday, was again placed at the bar. charged with having committed an assault on Mrs Anne Harris, under the following ...
Article : 326 wordsON this fertile subject, or rather subjects, the "Empire" says " The world has been told ten thousand times of the grand old patriot who was found ploughing one of his fields, when the ...
Article : 741 wordsThrough some circumstances as yet unexplained his Worship the Mayor interdicted the gold Diggers holding a selecting in the Theatre Royal. The late hour at which the Meeting ...
Article : 419 words1. That the revenue accruing from the sale of and occupation of the Waste Lands of the colons, being mainly attributable to the vale which the capitol and labour of the colonists have imparted, ...
Article : 619 wordsSIR.—Yourself, and your Correspondents are crying out against the Government, as tyrannical and inefficient,—at least so the continual strictures against it may shortly be interpreted— ...
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Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1847 - 1851), Wed 17 Dec 1851, Page 2
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