Fuller particulars of the accident which occurred at the Lambton Colliery reached Newcastle last night. The colliery manager, Mr. Thomas Martin Seymour and Mr. Robert Brown descended, with Mr. ...
Article : 157 wordsIn the Legislative Council, yesterday, Mr. MARKS laid on the table the report for 1878 of the Nautical Schoolship Vernon. In reply to a question by Sir GEORGE INNES (for Mr. ...
Article : 4,161 wordsMessrs. Elliot and Fosbery have concluded the sale of the Wantabadgery herd with the following result:— Fat bullocks, £6 10s. to £6 19s. 6d.; fat cows, £5 18s.; fat heifers, £5 2s. 6d. to £5 18s. 6d.; store bullocks, ...
Article : 114 wordsIt is raining. 50 points have already fallen. ...
Article : 10 wordsMr. Berry has received a telegram from the Postmaster-General of New South Wales covering a telegram received by Colonel Glover from the chairman of the Eastern Extension Company, as follow:—" Text ...
Article : 135 wordsFurther proofs of Peterson's forgeries are being disclosed hourly; it is stated that the police are on his track. Peterson forged several endorsements to promissory notes, and it would appear that everybody in the ...
Article : 74 wordsThe Assembly to-night passed through committee a bill for the protection of insectivorous birds. The House then proceeded with the prospecting vote which gave rise to much discussion. ...
Article : 531 words"Othello" was produced at the Theatre Royal last night, with Mr. Hamilton as the Moor, and Mr. Douglas as lago Both these characters demand a great deal from actors; and to make the representation of the tragedy, an even one, there ...
Article : 278 wordsTHE Grape Vines and Grapes Importation Prohibition Bill passed its second reading in the Legislative Council, yesterday; its further consideration, in committee was deferred in order to ascertain the necessity for the ...
Article : 4,292 wordsSir,—As my friend Canon Brownrigg has sent [?] a pamphlet on the Anglo-Israel hypothesis, which will be reviewed at length, I need not trespass much on your, valuable space to notice his friendly ana Christian letter. ...
Article : 369 wordsSir,—There is just one exception that, as far as I can see, can be taken to the deductions of Mr. Dixon, and that is, that instead of the chlorine formed of albumenoid 0.38, ammonia 0.36, tassium-potassium.26 igniting with the ...
Article : 93 wordsAt a meeting of the Harbour Trust to-day, no decision was arrived at. The truce continues. At a special meeting to-morrow, it will be proposed to have a special case stated at the Supreme Court. ...
Article : 89 wordsSir,—In reference to a statement in your issue of the 20th, relative to hares—viz., to their non-destructivenenss and numbers, I beg to differ, and by the request of farmers living between Bathurst and Newbridge, a distance of ...
Article : 482 wordsThe Assembly have affirmed the advisability of forming a Free Public Library. His Excellency the Governor has opened the Port Wakefield and Kadina Railway. ...
Article : 29 wordsThe Glenelg (s.) left last night for the wreck of the Hyderabad. In the meantime 20 tons of cargo per day is being landed by means of a wire guy. SAILED.—Easby (s.), for Sydney. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 10 Oct 1878, Page 5
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