THERE is much in the history of the past session deserving of more full and attentive consideration than we have now space or time for. The Governor's ...
Article : 706 wordsThis was a motion to make an award a rule of s Court, which had, after argument, been adjourned from a provi[?]us day in order that a cross motion for the setting aside of such award ...
Article : 2,257 wordsThe first session of the first Parliament under the New Constitution closed on Wednesday. ...
Article : 25 wordsThe following members mot for tue disposal of mattors standing on the paper, and waiting the confirmation of the house:—Messrs. Parker, Garland, Pye, Holt, Hargrave, Buckley, J. Macarthur, Irving, ...
Article : 470 wordsWe are indebted to Mr. A. Levien for the following extracts from his letters from the Rooky River. The sad accident to Miss Williams will cause deep regret to the numerous ...
Article : 445 wordsMarch 17 — George, schooner, 103 tons, Captain M'Donald, from New Plymouth, the 2nd instant, with 6 passengers. 17—Weldermann, Hamburg barque, 300 tons, Captain ...
Article : 1,184 wordsMarch 19.—John Walmsley Roberts, of Hunter-street, Sydney, crocer. [?] Liabilities, £404 6s. 1d. Assotsvalue of personal property, £93; outstanding debts, £9 14s. 10½d.; total assets, £108 14s. 10½d. Deficit, £301 ...
Article : 96 wordsThe PRESIDENT took the chair at five minutes pa[?] three. The house was occupied for a time in the consideration of massages relative to bills assented to. At about ...
Article : 1,446 wordsTrade has been generally dull during the week, although some houses report having done a pretty fair up-country business. No purchases in wool, tallow, or bides are reported ...
Article : 249 wordsWe have Launceston papers to the 14th instant. Mr. Gregson, the new Attorney General, had been elected member for Norfolk Plains, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 122 wordsSince our last report the supply of fat stock in this market has been very limited, the recent rains having impeded travelling on the roads. We have no indications of any arrivals of importance at present. Good ...
Article : 133 wordsMr. D. C. Carter sold yesterday at his weekly produce sale two lots of wheat st 6s. 10d. per bushel. During the week a considerable quantity of barley and maize was sold privately at very remunerative prices. ...
Article : 3,314 wordsIT is to be regretted that any further delay should have arisen in the passing of a bill looked forward to with so much expectation as this. But as the bill has ...
Article : 187 wordsAt Mort & Co.'s produce sale to-day the following goods were offered:—238 bales woul, 4315 sheepskins, 67 casks tallow, 914 hides, and sundries. The wool sold well. 9 bales handwashed fetched Is 7d; 11 bales fleece, ...
Article : 340 wordsWE have at length a fair and just Masters and Servants Act, which, assented to on the 11th instant, is now in force. We do not observe any material ...
Article : 144 wordsMr. W. Pritchard sold at his produce market, Union wharf, on Wednesday, 18th instant: 200 bales of lucerne hay more or less damaged with the late rains, from £[?] to £4 per [?] markets ...
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