WE publish below additional items of English and America telegraphic information, taken from the latest Californian papers:— THE RESIGNATION OF THE EARL OF ...
Article : 1,092 wordsGRAFTON, March 8.—The twelfth exhibition of the Clarence Agricultural and Pastoral Society opened here on the 6th instant, with fine weather and a fair share of exhibits. The total number of entries received was 978, and this is said to ...
Article : 3,168 wordsIT was the good fortune of your correspondent to witness on Tuesday night, a smart movement of that portion of the Defence Force now stationed at the South Head. I was the guest of one of the officers, and, as such, was intrusted ...
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Article : 905 wordsFROM the American papers to hand by the last mail we learn that the following is the text of the treaty between the United States and Samoa, ratified by the Senate on January 30:— ...
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Article : 524 wordsTHE following is the business paper for to-day:— Mr. Coonan to move,—That this House will, on Friday next resolve itself into a Committee ot the Whole to consider an address to the Governor, praying that his Excellency will be pleased to ...
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Article : 1,084 wordsLondon, February 8.—The Pope is dead. A special from Home states that the news of the Pope's death has already been officially announced, and gives the following particulars:—The Pope at 8 o'clock on Wednesday night felt a ...
Article : 960 wordsAn extraordinary outbreak, which was not quelled without considerable difficulty and after a desperate resistance, occurred at the Pentridge Reformatory a little before midnight last night. There are about ...
Article : 707 wordsA CORRESPONDENT sends the following remarks on vertical fire:—Fort Sumter, of solid masonry, in Charleston harbour, was silenced by rifled guns at ranges between 3000 and 4000 yards. ...
Article : 723 wordsFAT CATTLE.—1150 were yarded, of which a great proportion were of Rood, and a few of prime quality, the balance light and inferior. The market opened dull at a reduction on last week's rate's, but during the sales prices fluctuated to some extent, and ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 19 Mar 1878, Page 6
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