The Advertisements in the MERCURY will, until further notice, be all arranged together, according to classification—the system adopted in daily papers, and in the great ...
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Advertising : 108 wordsThe Times of the 20th August says:—"There has been a moderate business in the English funds to-day (Thursday), and they have shown renewed buoyancy. The first transactions were at an advance of an eighth, and a further slight rise took ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 50 wordsWith reference to the wool market, the same journal reports as follows:- During the past week the attendance of buyers at the sales of foreign and colonial wool has again been rather numerous, and ...
Article : 155 wordsBy the arrival of the White Star, we have European intelligence to the 20th August. The news is very unimportant. We select the following matters from the London und Liverpool papers: ...
Article : 87 wordsKITCHEN GARDEN: Plant scarlet runners, tomatas, lettuces, cauliflowers, capsicums, leeks, eschalots, cabbages. Sow lettuces, spinach, celery, cauliflowers, cucumbers, pumpkins. Keep asparagus beds and carrots and parsnips free from weeds.— ...
Article : 106 wordsTwo additional barristers, Mr. Wild and Mr. Simpson, were present. STEALING. William Cane was indicted for breaking into the ...
Article : 2,850 wordsMR. MARTIN, with the vigorous boldness which characterises all his proceedings when "brought to bay," has fairly turned on his opponents, and uttered the following admission and justification ...
Article : 1,301 wordsThe Imperial Prince, who, it will be remembered, was enrolled in the 1st Regiment of Grenadier Guards a few days after his birth, and who has ever since drawn the pay of a private soldier, has just been promoted to the rank of corporal. ...
Article : 106 wordsJohn Thomas Nightingale was indicted for having, at Newcastle, on the 1st March, being then the servant of Jaco[?] John Jacobs, by virtue of that employment, received the sum of £1 for and in the name and on account of the said Jacob John ...
Article : 3,074 wordsThe approaching elections excite the greatest interest. Amongst the candidates it is remarked that none of the Democrats who figure in the Cortes are observed. A letter says—"The Queen has declared her intention or ...
Article : 241 wordsThere is nothing new to report in digging matters this week, but in several localities many parties are doing remarkably well —as the ensuing escort returns will show—one party of three at the Mount Welsh shallow sinking have obtained sixty ounces ...
Article : 696 wordsThe Trieste correspondence of the Nouvelle Gazette de Prussia gives harrowing details of the atrocities of which the Christians on the Montenegrin frontier are the objects, and says that they fully equal in horror the excesses committed by the ...
Article : 83 wordsNothing worthy of notice has been done to-day. Sugars are firmer. A little business has been done in [?]our, but no improvement in prices. The Caesar and Seline, brig, from Hamburgh, with 25 ...
Article : 71 wordsThe steamer Northern Light, Captain Tinkelpaugh, has arrived, with New York advices of the 7th instant. The Lecompton Constitution had been rejected in Kansas by an overwhelming popular majority. ...
Article : 299 wordsSpeculations are still going on in flour, but few buyers. ...
Article : 17 wordsPursuant to advertisement, a public meeting of the Hebre community took place yesterday, at the Freemason's Hall, York-street, for the purpose of adopting measures to mark their sense of the triumph of civil and religious liberty by the ...
Article : 1,077 wordsThe Salt Lake correspondent of the Evening Bulletin (San Francisco paper), gives the following account of the state of affairs amongst the Mormons:- GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, AUG. 30, 1858.—A few lines from ...
Article : 687 wordsYou will have learnt by the Yarra Yarra that the report circulated here that it was the Rialto that had gone ashore on the spit, in Keppel Bay, was incorrect, in so far as the name of the vessel was concerned, and that the unlucky craft was the ...
Article : 2,204 wordsMr. Joseph Locke, M.P., for Honiton, who has been for some time engaged us principal engineer on the railway between Cherbourg and Paris, came direct from France to lay the foundation stone of some new Catholic schools at Barnsley. In his ...
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