The Paris Exhibition continues a brilliant success. The exhibits of wool sent from the Australian Colonies are considered by the French manufacturers and the judges also to greatly ...
Article : 114 wordsNEWCASTLE, Monday.—Mr. Hungerford the member for Northumberland addressed a large number of his constituents at Wallsend on Saturday; he was well received.—It was raining ...
Article : 47 wordsOur Newcastle correspondent, writing on the 13th, send as the following particulars of a perilous boating adventure on the coast:—"Much anxiety was felt to-day as to the safety of the parties who put out to sea ...
Article : 493 wordsSir William Manning's comprehensive speech at the University commemoration has bad one good effect. By definitely stating what the University authorities intend to do, it has called ...
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Family Notices : 252 wordsGLOUCESTER, Monday.—A warden's court has been held here. In the case of Henderson v. Forbes and party, objection to application for a goldmining lease, evidence was taken and forwarded to the ...
Article : 113 wordsHAY, Saturday.—The Land Court inquiry has finished its investigations respecting Perrin's five selections on the Howlong Run. The result is believed satisfactory to free selectors.—The first ...
Article : 81 wordsThe Colonial Office have had the prospectus of the International Exhibition in Sydney widely distributed at the Paris Exhibition. The project has attracted general attention, and the applications ...
Article : 47 wordsHAY, Saturday.—A man named Murray has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a man at Darlington Point, on the Murrumbidgee River. ...
Article : 27 wordsMELBOURNE, Saturday.—It is announced that the Ministry has resolved that the Constitutional Reform Bill shall be sent to England immediately on its rejection by the Council, without a plebiscite ...
Article : 239 wordsThe Liberals are organising a vehement opposition to the occupation of Cyprus, looking upon it as the result of England's alliance with Turkey for the protection of her Asiatic dependencies. ...
Article : 69 wordsSATURDAY last, the 13th July, will be remembered as an historic way-mark. For on that day the Treaty of Berlin was signed by the plenipoten-tiaries of the several powers represented in the ...
Article : 807 wordsThe City Coroner, this morning, held an inquest, at the North Shore Hotel, St. Leonards, respecting the death of a, child named Sydney Gen. Louis Ah Sing. Elizabeth Lewis, residing at Mr. Arthur's ...
Article : 302 wordsThe reading of a treaty, to be signed by all the plenipotentiaries at the Congress has been concluded. It has been decided that Financial Commissioners shall supervise Turkish finances, and ...
Article : 118 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday.—Sir Arthur Gordon, Governor of Fiji, has arrived from Sydney overland. He was received by Sir George Bowen at Wodonga. Sir Arthur Gordon and family proceed ...
Article : 72 wordsIs consequence of the excitement at Montreal the Orangemen voluntarily desisted from holding a procession there to-day. ...
Article : 20 wordsOut of over 40 persons who were charged at the Central Police Court, to-day, with drunkenness, being drunk and disorderly and behaving in a riotous manner, this morning seven were apprehended in ...
Article : 117 wordsADELAIDE, Saturday.—The returns furnished the House of Assembly show that the arrivals from Victoria last month were 8984, and from New South Wales 77. The departures were:—To Victoria ...
Article : 69 wordsA two-days' match between the Australian Eleven and eighteen of Oldham, resulted in a draw. When the stumps were drawn at the end of the second day's play, the Oldham men were all ...
Article : 64 wordsINQUEETS.—The district coroner (Mr. J. E. Bowden) held three inquests during the past week: one at Liverpool: one at H. M. gaol. in this town: also one at the hospital: but there was nothing of any importance from the inquests. ...
Article : 186 wordsConsols, 96; bank rate of discount, 3 1/2; market rate of discount, 2 1/2; tallow, unchanged; tin (Straits), £61 5s; do (Australian), £61 5s; copper (Burra) £71; do (Wallaroo), £73 10s; wheat ...
Article : 308 wordsADELAIDE, Saturday.—There has been a heavy fall in breadstuffs fall in breadstuffs. Wheat is now offering at 4s 10d, with no buyers. A proportionate fall in flour has occurred. ...
Article : 31 wordsBRISBANE, Saturday.—E. Campb are Mining Registrar at Thornborough, was sentenced to 18 monthts' imprisonment for embezzlement of public monies.—Armour was at some length ...
Article : 130 wordsWe learn that his Excellency the Governor has not, up to the present received any intimation as to the extension of his term of office, as announced by cable this morning. It may not be generally known ...
Article : 80 wordsAt the Central Police Office this morning, before Mr. Hunt, William Smith was charged by constable Tindall, with having been concerned with another in stealing 40 yards of tweed, the property of Mr. James ...
Article : 503 wordsThe prize schedule for the exhibition in connection with this flourishing society, which is to be held at the Temperance Hall on the 29th and 30th instant, was issued last week, and as the entries are ...
Article : 148 wordsOur correspondent writes:—The following is the export of coal for the week ending July 12, 1878:—23,641 tons from the collieries. A. A. Co., 3498; Wallsend, 4798; Co-operative Colliery, 2511; There is every reason to believe that the opinion hastily formed as to the cause of the typhoid epidemic at Elizabeth Bay was entirely erroneous, as such opinions not uncommonly are; and it now seems clear ...
Article : 704 wordsROCKHAMPTON, Saturday.—The Rockhampton Hospital Committee voted a salary of £450 to the officer in charge of the institution, he being also the doctor and to act as secretary and to pay ...
Article : 286 wordsThe present depth of the bore at the City of Sydney Coal Company's mine at Newington is 765 feet, at which depth a soft strata is being passed through of very promising indications. The machine ...
Article : 566 wordsA man named Samuel Chipps was found by the police in an insensible condition about 9 o'clock last Saturday night in the water-hole in Victoria Park, facing the Parramatta-road, and close to Newtown. ...
Article : 123 wordsAn alarm of fire was given last evening at the engine station of No. 1 Fire Volunteer Company, York-street, and the engine was taken to Mr. Uncle's butcher's shop in King-street, when it was found that ...
Article : 112 wordsWe are requested to state that the Randwick: course proper will be opened for training purposes on Wednesday morning next (weather permitting). ...
Article : 26 wordsThe weather in the metropolis to-day, has been very cold with slight showers at intervals. During the day several light showers fell. The weather board this morning recorded the weather to be raining ...
Article : 99 wordsA correspondent forwards us a report of a public meeting held in the court house, Gundagai, on Saturday afternoon, to protest against the site chosen by the Government for the new post and telegraph office. The ...
Article : 281 wordsLast evening a very large congregation, numbering folly 1700, assembled at the Protestant Hall. Castlareagh-street, to hear the Rev. Canon Smith, of Bathurst, discourse on temperance. The service had ...
Article : 289 wordsMr. Thomas Spurgeon, son of the Rev. Charles Spurgeon, of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London, preached his second sermon in Sydney yesterday afternoon, in the Masonic Hall, and the building was ...
Article : 249 wordsThe following cases been admitted into the Sydney Infirmary :—At 9 o'clock on Saturday evening a man named Samuel Mathews was brought by constable Devine, who picked him up at Waterloo, near ...
Article : 201 wordsThe depositions against Thomas Bestie for uttering a false with intent to defraud in each instance Mark Issac and Henry T. Bash, were completed at the Central Police office this morning, and he was ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Mon 15 Jul 1878, Page 2
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