SINCE the opening of Parliament the reports of the two Education Boards have been issued from the Government Printing Office. They give us a variety of details of the working of the two ...
Article : 1,374 wordsOn Thursday evening a numerously attended meeting of the residents of the Horse-shoe Bend, and owners of property in that locality, was held at Mr. Sherwood's [?], the Forrester's Arms, "to endeavour to assist the ...
Article : 2,998 wordsThe Speaker took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past three o'clock. At that time the undermentioned members were in the Chamber:—Mr. Josephson, Mr. Forster, Mr. Joseph, Mr. ...
Article : 105 wordsMr. Buchanan asked the Colonial Secretary whether the Government had received any communication from the British Government in reference to the resolution of the home, passed last session, maintaining the principle of ...
Article : 179 wordsThe President took his seat at half-past 4 o'clock. The Postmaster-General laid upon the table a copy of new regulations issued for the management of the gold fields, and the Blue Book for 1865. ...
Article : 183 words[Empire.]—The candidates at present announced for this district are John Robertson, W. B. Campbell, and J. E. Salmon. The feeling of the electors is apparently strongly in favour of John Robertson against all comers. ...
Article : 51 words[Empire]—I have just seen at the Bank of New South Wales two thousand five hundred ounces of gold, from seven loads of wash-dirt, taken from Spieer's United Miner's Claim, Wentworth. This is the greatest yield ...
Article : 44 words[Herald]—The two bushrangers who have lately committed so many robberies under arms in this district, have been apprehended, and were to-day committed for trial to the Wagga Wagga Assizes. Some credit is due ...
Article : 50 wordsMr. De Salis, as a matter of privilege, complained though he was present at the time the Speaker adjourned the house yesterday, his name had not been taken down, though, he being present, there was a quoram.—The ...
Article : 1,381 words[Herald.]—The Ministry have resigned, and a new one formed; Mr. Macalister, Colonial Secretary and Premier; Mr. M'Lean, Treasurer; Mr. Bell, Lands and Works; and Mr. Lilley, Attorney-General.—The ...
Article : 183 words[Herald]—It is rumoured that a ketch from King's Island has been run down, and three men drowned.— Mr. Vale has been returned for Ballarat West. No effort was made on behalf of Carpenter, who polled over 500 ...
Article : 439 wordsThe Paterson Prosecuting Society, for the suppression of cattle-stealing, held its annual meeting at the Courthouse, on Tuesday last. The attendance was not large, but was highly influential. ...
Article : 3,914 words[Herald.]—Arrived: Adeline Burke, barque, from Newcastle. ...
Article : 13 words[Empire.]—Two of the daughters of his Excellency the Governor are to be married on Thursday next. ...
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