"London Day by Day" was revived at the Theatre Royal on Saturday before a large audience, which received the piece with laughter and applauce. The drama was written by Messrs. Pettitt and Sims ...
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Article : 1,525 wordsThe headquarter batteries of the New South Wales P.P. Artillery Regimont paraded in review order at Victoria Barracks on Saturday afternoon, and had their final drill prior to the Queen's Birthday ...
Article : 395 wordsThe churchwarden difficulty continues, and Canon Puddicombe is not to preach at St. Saviour's Cathedral to-morrow. In reference to the request of a number of parishioners, Canon Paddicombe has ...
Article : 81 wordsThat newspapers print all they know is a popular belief held by nearly every one. That newspapers print more than they know is a vulgar belief held by that large and ignorant portion of every ...
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Article : 224 wordsA woman named M'Carthy, who resides at East Kempsey, has been seriously gored by a bullock, which rushed into the house, smashing everything. The woman's condition is regarded as ...
Article : 42 wordsA dispute has arisen between the I.O.G.T. Bethel Lodge, which is the oldest in the district, and the Sydney Grand Lodge, over payment for rent of the hall in which the Bethel Lodge holds its ...
Article : 242 words"Diplomacy" was revived at the Criterion Theatre on Saturday with a cast differing from the one of November, 1889, in every respect, except as to the characters of the brothers Beauclere-played ...
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Article : 466 wordsMr. Job Sheldon, senior member for the district. addressed a large meeting of electors at the School of Arts last night Mr. John Staunton occupied the chair. On reviewing his past services Mr. Sheldon ...
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Article : 44 wordsSullivan, the prisoner who escaped from the Trial Bay Prison, was re-captured by the police on Saturday night. ...
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Article : 263 wordsElectra (s.), 895 tons, Captain E. Farrell, from Manning River 15th May. Passengers: Mrs. Bignall and child. Messrs. W. F. Nicholls, R. Herbert, H Willshire, P. J. Gibbons and three in the second cabin. North Coast S.N. ...
Article : 103 wordsSir,—I noticed in your issue of Friday a paragraph with reference to the intruding public on the football ground. I fully endorse F. Jeaters's proposal, via., that the public be not admitted within the fence. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 16 May 1892, Page 6
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