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Detailed lists, results, guides : 141 wordsMonday.—A commission is to be appointed, with a view of remedying any defects found in the working of the Real Property Act. The commission to consist of Sir Charles Cooper, Messrs. R. T. Torrens, G. M. ...
Article : 43 wordsThe demonstration against the Chinese lasted, without interruption, the whole day. Several Chinamen were molested, and their tails cut off. A tent, containing about £20 worth of goods, kept by a European at ...
Article : 1,061 wordsIn the insolvent estate of William David Burke, of Bowling Alley Point, miner, a second meeting of creditors was held at the Court-house, East Maitland, on Monday, before the Commissioner, E. D. Day, Esq. The insolvent attended, and stated ...
Article : 4,146 wordsThe District Court at the Paterson was opened on Monday, before his honor Mr. District Judge Owen. There were eight cases on the list; but they were all undefended, and devoid of interest. ...
Article : 263 wordsKITCHEN GARDEN: Plant brocoli, cauliflowers, cabbages, eschalots, celery, lettuces. Sow early frame peas, lettuces, [?]ots; winter onions, French beans, beets, turnips, radishes, onions. Clear and thin spinach to proper distances. H[?] the ...
Article : 198 wordsIF the characteristic spirit of the Italian revolution spreads throughout Europe, as an incentive to new revolutions, the nineteenth century may yet witness, if possible, still stranger ...
Article : 931 wordsOnly a comparatively short time since we recorded the escape of either three or four prisoners from Darlinghurst Gaol, in broad day, by means of a plank. The excitement caused by this extraordinary piece of bad ...
Article : 1,574 wordsSUDDEN DEATH.—A man named Burke died suddenly on Warland's Range, on Saturday, while on his road to the Page for m[?]dical advice. An inquest was held before Captain Wheeler, the coroner for the district, and ...
Article : 149 wordsHere we are, the mighty men of Raymond Terrace— standing at bay, ingloriously staring at one another like caged lions, and out off from all intercourse with our fellow men. No railway—no telegraph—no punt-rope, ...
Article : 152 wordsMINERS' MEETING.—An aggregate meeting of the colliers of the district was held in the Princess's theatre, Newcastle, on Thursday last, Mr. James Fletcher, of the Boroholo, in the chair. The theatre was crowded on the ...
Article : 660 wordsREGISTRATION ACT.—Robert Urquhart was charged with a breach of this Act by Christian Poppenhagen, Registrar for the D[?]strict of Patrick's Plains, by neglecting to register the birth of his child. Fined in the ...
Article : 614 wordsYesterday afternoon, a large number of citizens assembled round the railway station at Redfern, to witness the departure of the detachments from the Royal Artillery and 12th Regiment, for Lambing Flat. At about ...
Article : 726 wordsSince my last report nothing beyond the very changeable weather. We have had, alternately, very oppressive weather—the thermometer varying from 78° to 126°. The 11th, 12th, and 13th instants brought us heavy and ...
Article : 349 wordsLARCENY.—Edward Boggis and Mary Chris (a German) were brought up, charged with the above offence. It appeared that Boggis was the hired servant (cook) of Mr. Malony, of the Golden Fleece Hotel, Scone, and Mary ...
Article : 832 wordsSaturday, 7 p.m.—No house last night. The cricketers arrived this morning; no reception given them. Business quiet. Monday, 7 p.m.—Fine open weather; wind variable. ...
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