I CANNOT say that matters are either commercial, social, or moral, can be described as being in a highly flourishing condition. I omit the religious point of view, as you seem to have quite enough of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 137 wordsA [?] months ago the Chambers of Commerce of this and other Australian cities addressed the mercantile community of the United States on impolicy of that country, maintaining the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,476 wordsLONDON, December 31.—A murderous assault has been made on the King of Spain by an emissary of the Internationalist Society. As the King was riding in ...
Article : 111 wordsAn awful tragedy in the mother country marks the close of the year 1879—the Dundee railway accident, further particulars of which have been telegraphed. It in stated that 90 persons have ...
Article : 817 wordsYesterday evening the third from the time of starting, now M'Kay on the track shortly after 6 o'clock, and he was [?] on the journey by Mr. Baker, of Baker and Farron, at a quarter-past, when he at once went to work ...
Article : 287 wordstroops under the command of General Baker are advancing into Kohistan and Latubana in pursuit of the rebel Kohistanis, who escaped from the neighbourhood of ...
Article : 52 wordsLONDON, December 30.—The Times states that the rate fixed for letters for Australia via Briudisi is 7d, and for newspapers 1½d. ...
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Advertising : 324 wordsA meeting of the committee to this regatta was held at the Council Chambers, Lane Core, last evening when, after the forman business of the committee had been settled, the protested entered at the regatta were ...
Article : 118 wordsGLEN INNES, Wednesday.—Last night a man named Samuel Marshall an auctioneer hire, quarrelled with his wife, and drew a revolver and shot her in the head. The ball was extracted ...
Article : 61 wordsArising out of the late Lane Cove Regatta, a match for £25 a side has been made between John Trickett and C. Reynolds, against Thomas and H. Jenkins, to be rowed in watermen's skiffs on Saturday, 10th instant, at 5 p.m. ...
Article : 51 wordsWAGGA, Wednesday.—The meeting held last night in support of the Public Instruction Bill proved to he very successful. The chair was occupied by the Mayor, and the attendance was ...
Article : 452 wordsThe question of what constitutes a maiden will he discussed at next meeting of the New South Wales Rowing Association on January 5. ...
Article : 21 wordsat the dinners given in Melbourne to the Sydney team, and after other appropriate [?]ets had been disposed of, the health of the Victorian eleven, with the name of the captain coupled with it was proposed. Mr. Boyle, on rising ...
Article : 204 wordsTHE new year, 1830, was welcomed by the citizens of Sydney with the joyous demonstrations they usually accord a new-barn year. From an early hour, the streets were crowed with sight-seers, chiefly country ...
Article : 418 wordsA special meeting of the board of the Randwick Asylum for desti[?] children, was held at the [?] mary yesterday afternoon. Present:—The Rev. A. H. Stephen, president, in the chair, Messrs. S. R. ...
Article : 778 wordsTAMWORTH, Wednesday.—The inquiry into the came of the death of Elizabeth King closed at 2 p.m. to-day, and the jury, after retiring for 20 minutes, returned a Verdict of wilful murder ...
Article : 59 wordsTO-DAY we commence another decade of the nineteenth century, and we naturally turn our thoughts to the achievements of the pact as the earnest of the accomplishments of the ...
Article : 504 wordsThere in every probability of another grand attendance at the Garden Palace to-day, judging from the number of visitors who have been pouting through the wicket gates since 11 o'clock this ...
Article : 347 wordsPARKES, Wednesday.—Several teams, loaded with 28 tone copper from the Great Cobar copper mine, passed through to-day for the Orange railway station for conveyance to Sydney. The ...
Article : 38 wordsMrs. Maurice Alexander, a lady who has evinced a marked interest in the Sydney University, has presented to that institution £1000 worth of Government 5 per cent debentures, with the object of ...
Article : 99 wordsTHE year 1880, in accordance with traditional custom, was inaugurated to-day with the usual sports and festivals according to the individual taste of a community consisting of a variety of ...
Article : 203 wordsColonial journalism will have no parallel to the issue of the TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL to-morrow. It will be of great interest to the public, and of credit to the city. At the same time it will be ...
Article : 346 wordsThe farm memoranda for January, in this week's TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL, contains, as usual, many hints and reasonable remarks that will be found serviceable to farmers and graziers, ...
Article : 101 wordsA lad, aged 19 years, named George Parks, was trested at the infirmary, at 1.30 to-day, for a fracture of the bones of the right hand. The boy was cutting shaff at Mr. Mayne's, Canterbury-street ...
Article : 56 wordsAs accident, which might have been attended with serious con[?]uences, occurred at the of the Randwick racecourse at 12 o'clock. Thomas Tierney, a hansom cab-driver was turning his vehicle around ...
Article : 58 wordsAt the top of William-street, yesterday afternoon, an aboriginal woman, just about half-clad, was being tormented by some larrikine, when she threw a piece of road metal at them. She missed her mark and ...
Article : 232 wordsThe City Corner held an inquest yesterday afternoon, at the Brecknock Arms, on the body of Henry Wobb, which was found floating in the water on Tuesday evening, near Circular Quay. From ...
Article : 158 wordsAt 1 o'clock to-day a dastardly assault was committed on a Frenchwoman named Mrs. Dole, and her infant child, Jean Baptists Avi[?]k. Mrs. Dole resides in Kent-street, and her husband is at present ...
Article : 159 wordsMr. Henry Copeland, M.L.A., for the Northern Goldfields, was found by constable Clarke, of No. 4 division, at half-past 1 o'clock to-day, lying on the pavement in front of P[?] Hotel. As he was ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Thu 1 Jan 1880, Page 2
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