A finer day than Saturday for out door amucements could hardly be imagined, for without the intense cold of Friday, there was a placement breeze which just sufficed to present old Sol from making things uncernfortably warm. Again ther ...
Article : 2,204 wordsthousand men to meet the enemy; and that the Turkish Government could not send a larger number than that to face them. So that the belligerence were for the time some what equally matched in ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 2,121 wordsSATURDAY night saw the seventh and but entertainment of Mr. John Roberts, jun., who on this occasion was opposed by Mr. F. Fitzpatrick, considered the best of our Sydney amateurs; but the position being a very ...
Article : 658 wordsAt the Quarter Sessions, before Mr. District Court Judge Macfarlane, Walter Charlwood. Charged with highway robbery near Bell's Creek, was acquitted. William Hickey, for cattle ...
Article : 57 wordsBusiness has opened this week without math animation, owing, no doubt, to the receipt of advices by the Suez mail. The heavy exports advised are mainly composed of spring and summer ship[?]ents of goods ...
Article : 86 wordsJohn Glasford, a miner, was killed in the F[?]ty Mine, Garden Gully, this morning, and Mr. Read the Manager, was also injured by a fall of earth. A small fire occurred early this morning on the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 420 wordsThe Treasurer stated, as a proof of the flourishing state of the colony, that the revenue for the month of July this year was £5000 more than the corresponding month of last year ...
Article : 42 wordsA curious method of making a drunken husband reform was adopted by the magistrates at the St. Kilda Police Court yesterday. An hotel keeper named Joseph Hyndman was charged by his wife with threatening to ...
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Article : 292 wordsJames Kenney was brought up on remand at the Central Police Court on Friday afternoon, before Mr. Smart, on the charge of stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, belonging to the U.S. Minstrels, from the ...
Article : 166 wordsFrederick Oliver Barry, of 105, Palmer-street, Woo loomooloo, warehouseman. Cause of sequestration Adverse judgment, &c. Liabilities, £231 17s; £50 deficiency, £201 17s. Official assignee, Mr. R. H Sempill. ...
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Advertising : 511 wordsThe City Coroner, this morning, initiated an enquiry at the King's Arms Hotel (lately the Daniel Lambert Hotel) at the corner of the Newtown and Missenden Roads, concerning the death of an illegitimate female ...
Article : 760 wordsA good deal has been said with regard to the enterprise shown by a small company in constructing the line of railway which now connects the township of Deniliquir with the Victorian railway system. The ...
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Article : 68 wordsTwo shearers named Roberts and Anthony quarrelled on Saturday at Mr. J.M'Mahon's shed. They fought two rounds, when Roberts received a blow and fell dead. The body was brought into ...
Article : 42 wordsOn Saturday night "The Governor" was produced before an audience which thronged stalls, pitt, and gallery, and if boisterous demonstrations of satisfaction give token of success, then was "The Governor." ...
Article : 386 words"Much Ado About Nothing" drew a crowded house on Saturday night, and passed off with much enthusiasm. The papers contain highly eulogistic notices of the Beatrice of Mrs. Scott Siddons. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe arrangements for the Intercolonial Exhibition are quite completed, and there is a good display. The New South Wales Court is very attractive ...
Article : 47 wordsThe execution of Jim Ashe, for the diabolical outrage on Mrs. Reece, of Burrumbeet, took place at ten o'clock this forenoon. The Rev.Messrs. Robson and Yeatman, who have ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Mon 21 Aug 1876, Page 2
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