A meeting of members of the Sydney Cricket Ground was called at St. James Hall yesterday for the purpose of considering the right of members of the ground to ...
Article : 792 wordsAt last night's meeting of the Sydney Labour Council some considerable time was spent in discussion upon a report from the executive committee, with reference to proposed ...
Article : 621 wordsIt was a decidedly wet audience which assembled last evening in the Town Hall in response to an advertisement requesting the citizens of Sydney to meet, under the auspices ...
Article : 480 wordsThe Narromine district contains many of the forces which go to make a successful show. The centre is one of the best of its class in the State, aud the men who hold it are of ...
Article : 1,547 wordsThey would see in history that the most cruel treatment had been meted out to Ireland in the past; but those were the days when in all countries might was regarded as ...
Article : 89 wordsThose who have travelled the great Northwest must have recognised its immerse possibilities. One hears much nowadays about rich soil, but here you meet it, capable of ...
Article : 1,117 wordsBut he was glad that the shade of those dark days had gone— As Mr. Reid was in the middle of this sentence the lights in the hall failed. He ...
Article : 183 wordsMr. H. W. Leo, M.P., moved:—"That the foregoing resolution be signed as a petition by the Lord Mayor of Sydney and the chairman of this meeting, and forwarded to his ...
Article : 88 wordsThe annual reunion of Sydney University dental graduates and undergraduates took place in the A.B.C. Cafe last night. Dr. H. G. Hard[?]e presiding, and among the graduates ...
Article : 220 wordsDuring the time a Parliament sat in Ireland, and one in England, those countries were always in a state of friction. Three declarations of independence were passed by the Irish ...
Article : 168 wordsAnother question put as fair to answer was —"Why should not the Irish people, if they wish it, be allowed to separate from England?" That deserves attention. Take the people of ...
Article : 230 wordsWe, your Majest's most loyal and dutiful subjects, citizens of Sydney in public meeting assembled, humbly approach your Majesty with renewed assurances of our profound loyalty and devotion. ...
Article : 596 wordsSir,—The letter from your correspondent "Justice" in your issue of 21st inst, cannot be called a reply to my letter and open challenge to him in your issue of 19th inst. ...
Article : 588 wordsNotwithstanding the wet weather last evening there was a fair attendance at the Lyceum Hall, whore Mr. Frank T. Bullen delivered a lecture on "The Way They Have ...
Article : 537 wordsHe believed that the union which at present existed was infinitely better for Ireland than disunion. (Applause.) He admitted, however, that that was a matter which the Irish ...
Article : 106 wordsMr. F. T. Barton begins his introduction to "The Horse-buyer's Guide" (R. A. Everett and Son) with the admission that anyone can bu[?] a horse. Why, certainly. Also a great many, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 94 wordsMr. G. H. Reid, on coming forward, was received with loud cheers. He said he endorsed every word of the petition just read, and had much pleasure in moving its ...
Article : 172 wordsMr. Reid, continuing, said that there were those who wanted Home Rule from purely disloyal motives—to use it is a fulcrum for breaking up the unity ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 25 May 1906, Page 5
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