Mr. Darley, Q. C., Mr. Salomons, and Mr. Pring, instructed by Messrs. M'Carthy, Robertson, and Fisher, appeared for the plantiff Mr. Pilcher and Dr. Donovan, instructed by Mr. C. B. Pitt, for the defendants ...
Article : 867 wordsThe mail per R.M.S. Zealandia, via San Francisco, was delivered in Sydney yesterday morning. We extract the following telegraphic news from Europe to January 17; ...
Article : 1,285 wordsSt. Petersburg, January 3. —The German colonists on the Volga usually the most thriving agriculturists in Russia, are represented to br in a starving condition. In ono settlement of 7000 people there are only about six families whose ...
Article : 353 wordsLondon, January 8.—Private advices from Crete report a rising and ferment of revolution there, and a determination on the part of the Greeks to seize the opportunity of the rising m Greece to throw off the Ottoman rule. ...
Article : 69 wordsSalt Lake, Utah, January 14.—The Tribune's correspondent at Alta, Utah, furnishes the following particulars of a great storm and disastrous snowslides at that place last night:—The storm here to-day has been the most severe ...
Article : 2,372 wordsBelgrado, January 11.—The scheme for the construction of the Grand Eastern railroad from Pesth through Belgrade to Constantinople, under international auspices, has been submitted to the Austrian and Servian governments, and to ...
Article : 38 wordsLondon, January 12.—The Earl of Kimberley, Colonial Secretary, replying to a deputation of the Peace Society, said the slaughter of a portion of the Ninety-fourth Regiment by the Boors in South Africa must be investigated, ...
Article : 119 wordsCopious rains have fallen m California. Oregon, and Washington. Premise of crops of all kinds, particularly wheat, more than good. The Mormons are uneasy at the attitude of the President, ...
Article : 403 wordsThis was an application made by Pauline Wien, the wife of Louis Wien, under the 41st section and under the 31st rule of the Divorce Act. Mr. Bennett, instructed by Mr. G. M. Dunn, appeared ...
Article : 210 wordsLondon, January 1.—A despatch from Cork says:—The want of employment is felt everywhere, and nowhere more keenly than in those districts where the agitation has taken the greatest hold. Extraordinry meetings are being held ...
Article : 1,645 wordsIn the earlier part of last year public attention was on several occasions directed through the columns of this journal to the alarming and steady decrease in the native population. These statements were made upon the very ...
Article : 1,032 wordsIn the matter of Thomas Clarke, deceased No debts were proved, or directions given, and the meeting closed In the matter of Richard M'Neal. One debt was proved, and the meeting closed ...
Article : 797 wordsMontevideo, January 3.—The relations between Uruguay and the Argentine Republic are becoming constrained, in consequence of the impressment of Argentines in the Uruguayan army. The Bolivian Parliament has ordered ...
Article : 173 wordsNew York, January 8.—A London despatch says: Yesterday was the first working day of the session, and business was obstructed several hours by James O'Kelly, member for Roscommon, who, it is understood, was, not ...
Article : 506 wordsBerlin, January 3.—On the morning of New Year's Day, large crowds, mostly students, made a demonstration before a cafe much frequented by Jews. They smashed windows and mobbed all the Jews they met. The police were ...
Article : 321 wordsLondon, January 1.—A Paris despatch says: The diplomatic relations of France are, as the year goes out, highly satisfactory. Paris, January 3.—The police are preparing to suppress ...
Article : 292 wordsThe sittings of the Central Criminal Court were come, menced, at the Darlinghurst Court-house, yesterday morning, Mr. F. E. Rogers and Mr. Pitcairn prosecuting, on behalf of the Attorney-General. ...
Article : 317 wordsDublin, Decemeber 28.—After two hours a jury was empannelled, and all but the traversers answered to their names. A legal argument, of more than an hour ensued on M'Donough's challenge. The Court Decided that the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 15 Feb 1881, Page 7
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