From the following compilation of the revenue returns of New South Wales, Queensland, Viotona, South Australia, and Tasmania for the first quarters of the present and last year, it will be seen that under some ...
Article : 727 wordsThe mail per P. and 0. steamer Ravenna was delivered from the General Post Office at 9 a.m. yesterday. Our English and Foreign correspondence and files of papers come down ...
Article : 39 wordsA horrible railway disaster took place near Ciudad Real on April 26. The scene of the accident was on the line to Portugal, the Ciudad Real and Badajos Railway, between the stations of [?] and Chillon, a few miles from ...
Article : 336 wordsTucson (A.T.), Ma 9.—Hudson and Co., bankers at Tucson and [?]ombstone, made an assignment to T. L. Stiles for the benefit of their creditors this evening. James H. Toole and Charles Hudson, the firm, have also assigned all ...
Article : 146 wordsThe political history of the week has been rather quiet. The public generally are occupied in the discussion of Mr. Childerz's Budget, which, now that it has been closely examined into, is seen to be of more ...
Article : 3,840 wordsPanama (via Galveston), April 28.—A terrible fire has raged here from 11 last night to 4 this morning. No water available. The market and two blocks of houses are totally destroyed. Loss, half a million dollars. During the ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Calcutta correspondent of the Times telegraphed on April 27:- "The sanction of the Secretary of State to the construction of the Quelta railway has been received. The line will ...
Article : 351 wordsA very destructive fire broke out early on the morning of April 26 on the premises of Mr. William Whiteley, in Queen's-road, Bayswater. Mr. Whiteley has in this road seven large shops adjoining each other, stored with costly ...
Article : 310 wordsAnother clear dynamite outrage is reported from Hagen, the constituency represented by Herr Eugen Richter, formerly champion of the Progressists, and now one of the Liberalist chiefs—the same who first publicly called ...
Article : 417 wordsIn the Honse of Commons on April 30, Dr. Cameron moved in the House of Commons the second reading of his bill for the regulation of cremation. The motion was negatived by 149 vottes to 79, but (says the Times) he may ...
Article : 331 wordsThe Paris correspondent of the Times writes on May 1:- "The French reply to the proposal of a conference was to be deliverwd this atternoon to Lord Granville by the Charge d'Affaires without waiting for the return of M. Waddington, ...
Article : 683 wordsThe Daily News publishes a long letter from its correspondent in the Soudan (who is understood to be Mr. O'Kelly, M.P.). It is dated Dongola, April 2, and gives further interesting particulars respecting the Mahdi and his ...
Article : 250 wordsThe Brittany newspapers record a lamentable accident to an English fa[?]ly. Mr. Croagh C[?]n, the English clergyman at Di[?]an, went out on the river Rance in his boat, called the Sibyl, accompanied by three of his children and the ...
Article : 213 wordsNew York. May 8.—Leading manufacturers of New York and adjoining States met this evening to devise means by which Congress can be induced to abolish all duties on raw materials and so modify the present tariff that the ...
Article : 91 wordsThe recent fire at Rangoon, Burmah, raged two days, and destroyed 41 honses. Loss, £1,200,000. The National Exhibition at Turin was opened on April 26 by the King and Queen of Italy. ...
Article : 687 wordsSir,—In a leading article of the Herald of the 1st June commenting upon the telegram sent by the Agent-General in London to the Colonial Secretary, to the effect that female domestics are difficult to obtain and that good young women ...
Article : 510 wordsNew Orloans, May 8.— The steamship Raleigh arrived this morning from Bomeo, and reports, April 26, a riot between the Spaniards and British subjects. The latter holds grants which the Spaniards trespassed, and being ...
Article : 90 wordsOn April 30 a meeting of the National League was held. Mr. Clarke, chairman of the Mullin[?]one Poor-law Guardians, presided. Mr. Harrington, M. P., read a letter from reinstated tenants of Mr. Lloyd Apjohn, in county ...
Article : 287 wordsRedding, Cal., May 8.—About 2 o'clock this afternoon, the Sacramento River stage, Dave Curtis driver, coming to Redding, was stopped between Buckeye and Newton, five miles north by two men, one with a breech-loading, ...
Article : 128 wordsWilliamsport, Pa., May 3.—The forest fires in various places have been extensive and very destructive. Along the Philadelphia and Erie railroad, from Driftwood west to Keane, heavy files were in progress last night. Many cars ...
Article : 201 wordsThe marriage of Princess Victoria, the granddaughter of the Queen, with Prince Lonis of Baltenberg, was celebrated at Darmstadt on April 30, in the presence of a brilliant and very distinguished assembly. The bride were ...
Article : 335 wordsHavana, May 8.—Several military prisoners arrived yesterday from the interior. They are the commander of the regular infantry battalion stationed at Cie[?]fugo, a sublieutenant of artillery at Holquio, two sergeants, and five ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 10 Jun 1884, Page 4
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