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Advertising : 75 wordsA meeting was held on Saturday night at the Plough Inn. West Maitland, to take into consideration the subject of the flooding of the lands on Wallis's Creek, and the petition lately sent to Parliament in reference to the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 67 wordsIt is my painful duty to record a very distressing accident which occurred here on the evening of the 29th instant. A Mrs. Moffit, who lived at Cockie Creek, a hard working, industrious, and much respected woman, had occasion to come to out township to receive ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 96 wordsJune 1—Kiama (s.), from Sydney. 4—Highland Lassie, brig, 179 tons, Captain M'Keller, from Melbourne. 4—Hargrave, schooner, 172 tons, Captain Henderson ...
Article : 193 wordsDRUNKARDS.—Samuel Davis was fined 10s, and Chas. Salter 20s, for drunkenness; in default the usual in[?]. John Kelly and Patrick Bryan, drunk as they said for the first time, were admonished and ...
Article : 494 wordsThe weather which has been for the past two months so dry and almost without a shower, has now (we thank God) completely changed for the better. We have been visited with some heavy pain and storms of thunder and lightning, which has in only a few ...
Article : 509 wordsGREAT sensation has been created by a scene lately performed at the foot of the scaffold to a few privileged spectators. The law has wisely forbidden to the general crowd the opportunity of ...
Article : 1,069 wordsThe Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly, appointed on the 27th ultimo, "to inquire into and report upon the working of the Act 19 Vict., No. 27, and to prepare a Bill for the prevention ...
Article : 1,283 wordsIMPOUNDING ACT.—Alexander Macpherson appeared to answer the complaint of Edwin Hickey, for a breach of the Impounding Act. The complainant deposed that a bull of his was put into the Hinton Pound on the 8th ...
Article : 968 wordsM[?] RIVER.—The weather during the last month, although not positively rainy, has been sufficiently wet to cause a good spring of grass; the cattle are consequently improving rapidly, and in a few months there will be no lack of fat cattle in this part ...
Article : 314 wordsSUGAR PLANTS.—Mr. Croaker cultivated three kinds of sugar plants—the Sorghum Saccharatum, the Zulu Kaffir [?] and the Concord Millet. Of the Sorghum he cultivated several acres, but of the rest only a small quantity. He planted the ...
Article : 659 wordsThe committee appointed to conduct the business of petitioning the Railway Commissioners on the subject of level crossings at Devonshire and Abbott Streets met on Monday, at the Rose Inn. It was stated that above 600 ...
Article : 447 wordsTHE MERAGLE DIGGINGS.—Mr. Murphy, a well known Albury resident, has just returned Menagle, and gives a favourable report of the locality. About two hundred miners have settled down there for the ...
Article : 387 wordsPOLICE OFFICE.—On Monday the following parties made their appearance before C. Bolton and James Bunnell, Esq., J. P's., viz—Desborough Catheray, Phillip [?] and John Murphy, charged with drunkenness, the two ...
Article : 240 wordsROS BIF.—The fat bullock displayed in Mr. Sparke's shop, on Saturday last, attracted a good many visitors. The advertisement announcing the show hinted that "it was confidently expected that amongst the crowd of ...
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Northern Times (Newcastle, NSW : 1857 - 1918), Wed 9 Jun 1858, Page 2
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