By rail, yesterday afternoon, we received the Sydney papers of yesterday, Monday. The telegraphic and Parliamentary intelligence will be found in other columns. ...
Article : 2,342 wordsSEPTEMBER 7TH.—It would appear a general reduction has taken place in the price of coal. The whole of the coal proprietors have, one after the other, fallen in with the reduction, and, as a consequent measure, a reduction ...
Article : 754 wordsSept. 5.—Triton, schooner, 120 tons, Palton, from Nel[?] 5.—Australia, brig, 162 tons, Tuck, from Inver[?]argill. 5.—Mercury, brig, 150 tons, Tullock, from Brisbane. 5.—Lorenzo Sabine, barque, 172 tons, Daggett, from ...
Article : 148 wordsSept. 5.—Selim, barque, 475 tons. Captain Simpson, from Bourbon 2nd August, via Melbourne 1st instant. 6—Eliza K. Batesen, brig, 180 tons, Captain M'Gregor, from Ovalan (Fijis) 6th ultimo, with 1[?] passengers. ...
Article : 792 wordsThe weather is at last fine; warm from 11 a.m until 4 pm. There is an epidemic prevalent resembling influenza; colds and sore throat[?] are rather general, but no fatal eases have occurred therefrom. ...
Article : 305 wordsMr. Butler acted as Crown-Prosecutor. John Sing was indicted for the murder of one Yu Won, at Sofala, on the 10th March. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. From the evidence it appeared that he was ...
Article : 3,121 wordsVAGRANT AGT —James Ascott, in custody, was brought before the bench on a charge of being an incorrigible rogue and vagabond. Constable Sparkes deposod: On the morning of the 28th of August last I apprehended ...
Article : 2,310 wordsTHE WEATHER.—The weather during the past week has been remarkably fine; yesterday it blew a strong gale from the south-west The nights are rather cool, but the warmth of summer is beginning to [?] ...
Article : 181 wordsAt eleven o'clock on the days specified, the undermen[?] lots of land will be offered for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned places, at the upset price affixed to each [?] respectively.[?]Deposit 25 per cent. ...
Article : 343 wordsAugust 22nd.—The statement in my last that two a[?]iginals were on board the unfortunate little vessel which sailed from this, commanded by Stephenson, with Mrs. Bull and son as passengers, bound for the Bellinger, ...
Article : 548 wordsI regret to have to report the death of an old and much-respected resident of this district, Mr. William Moore, the father of a large family, whose sudden decease has bereaved them of a kind parent. The ...
Article : 206 wordsACCIDENT AND PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE.—On Wednesday last, during the flood, a little girl, daughter of Mr. Jesse Avard, of Bloomfield, while attempting to cross the river on a fallen tree which has for some time served ...
Article : 255 wordsMelbourne:—The Suffolk has arrived at the He[?] from London, with Governor Darling as passenger. Re[?]d, at 6.15 p.m. Fifty pounds have been subscribed towards a [?] ...
Article : 105 wordsWe understand that the English mail arrived at Adelaide some time on Tuesday night last —The telegraphic [?] between the two [?]lonies has been interrupted, and we have thus been disappointed in getting the news in time ...
Article : 42 wordsA petition is being signed in favor of increased accommodation at the local post-office. At present there is only one apartment for the post-office, and one for the postmaster and his family. ...
Article : 141 wordsCAPTURE OF A BUSHRANGER, AND DEATH OF A TROOPER —We are sorry to have to record the death by drowning of trooper Quinlivian. Quialivian, who had formerly been in the army, was stationed here shortly ...
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Advertising : 81 wordsDEATH BY DROWNING.—Information reached Tamworth during the past week, that on the 11th ultimo, a man named William Brooks, a drover, and a native of Muswellbrook, was drowned in Wommat Creek, a ...
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