SIR,—As through the action of the A.S.N. Company the Australian marine will soon have [?]thing but C[?] it may be satisfactory to know the sh[?] to Cont[?] men. All authorities show that the Chinese [?] are ...
Article : 329 wordsThe paris correspondent of the london Daily Telegroph writes on October 24—To-day I have met numbers of people who have fire meet [?]ordinary stories to relate about the sentenced at ...
Article : 350 wordsTHE Rev. Dean Frazer, of Melbourne, on Monday, evening gave a lecture and scientific entertainment at the Masonic Hall, in aid of the Hospital for Sick Children. The subject of the lecture was "The ...
Article : 1,766 wordsYesterday the Council met at the usual hour, when the Hon. J. B. Watt, who has returned from Europe, took the [?]ths and his seat. Mr. Marks informed the House that Sir Henry Parkes had suceess[?] in ...
Article : 138 wordsMUNICIPAL COUNCIL.—A REGULARE CO.IN.—The usual fortnightly meeting of the above council was held on Monday. Present—The Mayor (Mr. C. J. Byrnes), Alderman J. Smith, T. Hill, H. Tavlor, R. Ritchie, W. Drew, and J. ...
Article : 573 wordsTHE annual exhibition in the girls' school was held yesterday afternoon. In the large room at numerous assemblage of ladies and gentlemen were present so listen to an excellent programme provided for their gratification. The Hon. ...
Article : 1,422 wordsSIR,—In your issue of the 9th instant, is an abbreviated report of a lecture [?]ed in the Pitt-street Cong[?]tional Church, by the Rev. J. Jefferts, on that very [?] the introduction of Chinese and the [?]men's strike. And ...
Article : 930 wordsThe SPEA[?]R took the chair at twenty-nine minutes post 4. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. Mr. FARNRIL informed the House that he had ...
Article : 1,464 wordsSIR,—Throughout the length and breadth of this colony, now the foremost of the great and prospering Australasian group, a well-grounded bell of prevails that every true pat[?] should bestir himself, using his best endcavours constitutionally and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 760 wordsReferring to the official report of the affairs of the City of Glesgow Bank, the London Times says:—"The sum of the whole matter is that the bank has lost on a moderate and probably ...
Article : 586 wordsSIR,—Allow me to say a few words on the false position at present held by the pastoral members of the so-called Agricultural Society of New South Wales, with reference to the society in general: a position which I take leave to think ...
Article : 1,164 wordsSIR,—In Captain Trouton's latter in this morning's issue of the Herald, in says [?] "the Chinamon in the employment of the A.S.N. Co. are to be sent back to Chine on the expiry of their term of agreement [?]years)," But if the ...
Article : 376 wordsSIR,—Your contemporary is much exercised shout the rail way bus traffic, but none of thier correspondent go to the root of the evil. The secretary of the S.T. and O. Co says the line don't pay, as they said of the Randwick. Strawberry ...
Article : 151 wordsThe American papers state that eight annul negroes committed a brute outrage in an Indiana town. Four were arrested, end the father of a fifth was captured after shooting a deputy sherif ...
Article : 80 wordsSIR,—Kindly permit me a small space in your paper to say a few words with reference to the present system of granting licenses to public-houses. Some thirteen years ago, when I fist arrived in sydney, the first thing that marked my ...
Article : 445 wordsTHIS morning's work we not of a particularly high standards and the atmosphere being thick, good time was not done—nor could it be expected. Richmond set the ball rolling s[?]rtly after 4 o'clock and did a strong twice round, finishing ...
Article : 634 wordsThomas Harry Jones, a man of haggard appearance, was at Crewe on the 24th October, committed for trial on a charge of attempting to murder Ellen Major, a young woman. The ...
Article : 194 wordsSIR,—Believing that you are ready to allow both sides of the question to be heard, I venture to say a few words in oppo[?]tion to the agitaion now on foot against Chinese immigration. ...
Article : 603 wordsThe members of No. 5 Battery Volunteer Cor[?]dined together on Thursday night at tike Freemason's Hotel. Captain Beverley was in the chair. The dinner was given as a last meeting of the old battery. ...
Article : 327 wordsSIR,—The seething of the public mind has somewhat subsided, and it may be that season and common some may resume its rightful position where it has been so unjustly [?]ped. Whyat[?] Chinsmen are desirable or under[?] people to ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Sat 21 Dec 1878, Page 5
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