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Article : 481 wordsMr. Creswick was heartily welcomed on his return to Sydney, and his first appearance at the Theatre Royal. He selected King Lear as his opening play and since then has been playing "Ingomar," " Virginius," and "Richeliou." ...
Article : 275 wordsOn the 13th instant the Loyal Orange Institution of New South Wales held a religious service in connection with their annual twelfth of July celebration. The Exhibitionbuilding in Prince Alfred Park had, as usual, been selected ...
Article : 2,180 wordsThe agricultural and pastoral hall is now being erected on a site approved of by the Premier and the Director of Public Parks and Gardens. The contractors entered into the required bond for the sum of one thousand pounds, and state ...
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Article : 187 wordsSince the return of the Mayor of Sydney, Mr. C. J. Roberts from Melbourne, a determined effort has been made to have the city kept in as cleanly a state as means will allow. Immediately on his return from his visit to the ...
Article : 496 wordsThe Victorian Parliament was opened at Melbourne on Tuesday, July 8, with the usual ceremonies. The Governor's speech referred to the general depression of trade, all through the world, but hinted at the prospect of a ...
Article : 1,487 wordsCommodore Wilson, of H.M.S. Wolverene, appears to he a strict disciplinarian, judging from the sentence just passed upon one of the able seamen who took part in the attack made by the ship's cutter upon a body of natives that were ...
Article : 385 wordsSIR ROBERT OFFICER.—This distinguished colonist of Tasmania died on the 8th July, at his residence, Hall Green, New Norfolk, at an advanced age. It is stated by the Tasmanian journals that he arrived in the colony many ...
Article : 402 wordsCHURCH OF ENGLAND.—July 1: A fancy bazaar was held in Christ Church schoolroom in aid of the church building fund, and in spite of unfavourable weather was well attended. At St. Mary's, South Creek. a public ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 17 Jul 1879, Page 7
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