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Article : 319 wordsIndia. will enter the Postal Union on the 1st July next. The rate of postage via Southampton will be 6d., and via Brindisi, 8d. ...
Article : 30 wordsIn the House of Commons Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the Exchequer, introduced a motion for a loan to pay for the Suez Canal shares, purchased by England from the ...
Article : 61 wordsThe London colonial wool sales opened yesterday. The total arrivals, up to date, amount to over 100,000 bales; upwards of 5500 bales were offered, of which Cape wools ...
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Article : 370 wordsARRIVED.—Beltana, from Adelaide; Hawkesbury, from Sydney October 25. Easterly winds prevailing, the arrival of other vessels has been prevented. ...
Article : 22 wordsTHE subjoined documents, prepared from official data, have been handed to us for publication, as showing first, that the Under Colonial Secretary in this colony receives less, in proportion to the salary of his Minister, than any other ...
Article : 409 wordsH. M. S. Pearl, which left Sydney on Wednesday morning, put in here to-day at 1 p.m. ...
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Article : 306 wordsThe adjourned hospital case, Courtis v. Ramsay, came on for hearing this day. Mr. Davidson of Mudgee prosecuted, and Mr. Clarke defended. Three witnesses were examined, and defendant was ...
Article : 51 wordsMr. Joseph Leary addressed a meeting of the electors of Murrumbidgee at Gundagai to-day. A motion of his fitness to represent the electorate was carried unanimously. ...
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Article : 32 words"THE following letter," Professor Max Muller writes, "addressed to the Vice Chancellor, has been printed in order to inform my many friends, both within the University (of Oxford) and without, of my resignation of the ...
Article : 978 wordsThe citizens' ball, to welcome the officers of the U. S ship Tusca[?] at the Town Hall, took place to-night. The Governor was present, and a large company. ...
Article : 32 wordsSIR,—As one of the unsuccessful competitors for the "prize essay" of which there has been so much talk both in and out of Parliament during the last wreck, I shall feel obliged if you will allow me space for a few words on the ...
Article : 268 wordsThe Officials in Parliament Bill was rejected by the Assembly on a motion that the hill do not pass. Some portions of wreckage were picked up near Point Lonsdale, consisting of spars 40 feet long, a ...
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Article : 282 wordsParliament has been prorogued to April 22. It is intended to give Sir Julius Vogel a public reception. Mr. Packer's murderers are not yet found. ...
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Article : 355 wordsSIR,—The Education Bill has a compulsory clause enforcing a certain amount of schooling on every child under the age of fourteen if employed or at work; but strangely omitting to enforce it on the idle, either in town or country. ...
Article : 137 wordsSIR,—As the rain clouds keep coming over very much like raining, but still tho rain comes not, I think it would not be powder thrown away if the Commandant would at a certain signal call all the forces in Sydney togethor on Moore ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 18 Feb 1876, Page 5
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