THE prevailing opinion is that immediate war is unlikely. The Christian Patriarchs and the [?]ewish Rabbi were present at the Grand [?]uncil. ...
Article : 137 wordsTHE steamer, Our Queen, belonging to Mr. Joh[?] Dalton, was cut adrift last night, from the A. A. Co.'s wharf. The engine has been broken, and part of it stolen. The mis[?]hief has evidently been done ...
Article : 133 wordsSIR,—While commending the Government for their promptitude in [?]nd [?]ouring to prevent the sp[?]ad of small-pox in the community, by isolat[?]ng the Holden family, I cannot help sharing the conviction of many t[?]at their ...
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Article : 139 wordsThe heat is very oppressive; to-day the thermometer was up to 120° in the shade. We had a light thunderstorm to-night. The roads for travelling stock are very bare. 16,000 [?]hcep (Iredale's) ...
Article : 52 wordsTHE R.M.S. Assam arrived from Australia on the 17th instant. ...
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Article : 75 wordsSIR,—The accompanying extract from a letter by the Hon. Alexander D [?]ar, in the New York Independent, may be read with interest by many of your readers. Take the contributions of the Australian colonies for the ...
Article : 852 wordsThe City of Brisbane has been released from quarantine, and will reach the wharf to-day. In the case of the Woodlark, an immigrant ship, it has been deemed prudent to refuse pratique for a few ...
Article : 63 wordsThe Navigation Board consider the charges against Captain Meiklejohn, of the Loch Lomond, as fully proved, and have suspended his certificate for eighteen months. It was shown in evidence that ...
Article : 204 wordsSAILED.—Sarah Ann (barque), Prince Victor (barque), Medea (barque), Duke of Edinburgh (barque), for Newcastle: Janet Stewart (brig), for Townsville. At 6, City of Melbourne (s.), for Sydney. ...
Article : 31 wordsIn the Legislative Council, on Saturday, Mr. Crowther stated that the Government would not answer any questions, produce documents, or transact any business other than the amendment of the Jury ...
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Advertising : 362 wordsNews from Fowler's Bay states that the contruction of the West Austra[?]an telegraph line is impeded by drought. The Government are erecting a signal-house at the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 23 Jan 1877, Page 5
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