A decided advantage has been gained by England. After some discussion the representatives agreed to admit Greece to the Congress, thus, recognising her right to have a voice in the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,433 wordsThe opening of the Paris Exhibition, according to the interesting account published in the Town and Country Journal, must have been one of the most magnificent ceremonies ever witnessed. ...
Article : 559 wordsMELBOURNE. Friday.—Colonel Glover and Mr Taylor, Sydney representative of the Eastern Telegraph Company, have gone to New Zealand by the Arawata.—The Northumber[?]and, steamer, has ...
Article : 109 wordsAn active exchange of diplomatic negotiations it going on between the various, plenipotentiaries of the European Powers, in order to facilitate discussion at the Congress. The strictest secrecy is ...
Article : 53 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—The Argus, [?]n a leader comparing the conduct of the Council and the Assembly, says the Minister for Mines, Major Smith, when land agent in the days of [?] ...
Article : 90 wordsThe following u the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's produce telegram, dated London, June 15:—WOOL.—Competition is incressing, and ...
Article : 172 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—There are large number of men still unemployed throughout the colony and the various municipal councils are voting money for relief works. The distress is likely [?] ...
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Family Notices : 324 wordsGLOUCESTER, Friday.—The prospectors of the C[?]ntenial claim left here yesterday, taking with them 270oz of gold, the result of a crushing of 150 tons of stone. The field looks well, and is ...
Article : 84 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—The general feeling of Victorian stockowners is in favour of continuing the prohibition on the importation of stock; they are alarmed at the statement that the Government ...
Article : 59 wordsTHE following notification appear in to-day's Gazetts:—APPOINTMENTS.—Mr. Edward George Markham, to be assistant clerk of Petty Sessions at Aridale, to take effect from the [?] January last. Mr. J[?] M' [?]ey, junior, clerk ...
Article : 452 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—There was an immense attendants At the Town Hall last night, at the presentation of a gold medal to midshipman Pearce by the Victorian Humane Society. The ...
Article : 57 wordsSINGLETON, Thursday.—An enth[?]tic meeting was held here this evening for the purpose of petitioning the Government to connect the metropolis with the nothern districts by railway. Mr. ...
Article : 52 wordsAT a public meeting held yesterday in Singleton, a petition was adopted and sent to the Minister for Works, bringing under his consideration the importance of connecting the Great Northern ...
Article : 760 wordsAt last there ate signs of a break up of the fine weather with which we have been favoured for the last two or throe weeks, To-day the sky has had a threatening aspect, being obscured by clouds, and a ...
Article : 105 wordsBRISBANE, Thursday.—In the second day's races at Mackey, most of the evens were won by local horses; it was raining all day.—In the Assembly Mr. Bell asked whether the Government would ...
Article : 200 wordsFor the last three four nights burgi[?] have been prowling about the [?] of St. Peters, Newtown, Sta[?]more, and Darlington, and from each of these places reports have been received of ...
Article : 486 wordsThis week's issue of the T. and C. Journal contains a splendid portrait and [?]graphy of the Rev. W. B. Clarke a view of the principal entrance to the Paris Exhibition a spirited picture of rabbit ...
Article : 138 wordsGYMPIE, Thursday.—His Excellency the Governor Sir Arthur Kennedy arrived here on Tuesday, being escorted into town by a [?]number of the leading reside[?]. There were triumphal arches ...
Article : 198 wordsAt the Protestant Hall last evening the annual hanq[?] in connection with the Nos. 1 and 2 companies of Highland Volunteers [?]ock place. There was a good attendance of the members of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 2,673 wordsBAY, Thursday.—The Minister for Public Works visits Hay early in July, after opening the railway to Junee, in order to inspect the proposed railway route [?] Hay.—The river is now ...
Article : 65 words[?] Salt writes to the Balla[?] as follows:—There can be no doubt that great [?]dit is due to Midshipman Pearce for his plack in bringing Miss Garmichael ashore, but I cannot help thinking ...
Article : 247 wordsMELBOURNE, Thursday.—At the inquest on the late Dr. Macartney, the jury found that he died from an overdose of chloral hydrate; but that the evidence was insufficient to show how the same ...
Article : 89 wordsThis morning Edward M'Grath. an old man, was brought to the Infirmary from Campball's Wharf, where he had sustained serious injuries through a heavy stone falling upon him. It was found that he ...
Article : 160 wordsADELAIDE Thursday.—To-day being Accession Day, was observed a a general holiday.—The Administrator of the Government laid the foundation stone of the Children's Hospital to-day. ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Fri 21 Jun 1878, Page 2
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