This case came before Vice-Chancellor James, on March 8, upon two summonses, the first being taken out by the official liquidators for the purpose of enforcing payment of a call of £20 per share made upon Mr. Robert Colvin Clark, ...
Article : 609 wordsLord Auckland, Bishop of Bath and Wells, has consented, on the report of the commission issued by the Bishop of London (now Archbishop of Canterbury), to send the case of the Rev. W. ...
Article : 122 wordsA brutal murder was committed on Saturday night, March 13, in South Shields, by an Irish labourer, named Peter Tracoy. The wretched man, who was under the influence of drink, sent his wife for half a gallon of beer to ...
Article : 904 wordsThe new Opera-house in the Haymarket is now so nearly completed, and the works up to the present time have progressed with such marvellous celerity, that, if it were desired, her Majesty's Theatre, complete at all points, ...
Article : 562 wordsFrom Cuba we have the important intelligence that an expedition from the United States, with aid for the insurgents, in four large steamers, was seen on March 7, making for the Cuban coast, and that it has no doubt ...
Article : 282 wordsA dreadful and complicated tragedy has taken place at Poplar, a mother and daughter named Browne having been murdered, and the murderer one John William Bradshaw, having committed suicide. It appears that for the past ...
Article : 733 wordsOn Wednesday, March 17, a coal-pit at Brierley-hill, two miles from Stourbridge, belonging to the Earl of Dudley, was suddenly flooded by a rush of waters from a higher level; and as ten men and three boys were at work ...
Article : 1,588 wordsA paragraph has been going the round of the papers under the heading of "Strange story from Carmarthenshire," stating that a young girl has lived for 17 months without food. The Lancet quoted the paragraph, and ...
Article : 180 wordsThe Lan[?]t gives an account of the injuries sustained by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn from the accident which bafel him on the race-course at Lewes on the 15th March. Directly the casualty occurred, Drs. Morrison and Smythe ...
Article : 113 wordsThe Grand National Steeplecha[?] of 300 sovereigns, added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 s[?]ver[?]igns each, 15 ft, with 5 only if declared, &c.; the owner of the second horse to receive 50 sovereigns out of the stakes; winners ...
Article : 412 wordsOn Tuesday, March 23, a public meeting was held at the Millwall Ironworks, for the purpose of promoting the emigration of unemployed artisans and labourers to the British colonies. Mr. Frederick Young, who was in the ...
Article : 241 wordsMr, Tallerman, on the part of the Australian Meat Agency, has entered into on arrangement with the directors of the Aerated Bread Company for the sale by the latter of Australian meat by retail, on a liberal ...
Article : 197 wordsOn March 4, Mr. Lowe presented the supplementary estimates for the expedition, apologising for their meagrone[?]s on the ground that he had nothing to go upon but some very rough accounts sent by Mr. Turner from ...
Article : 114 wordsMiss French attended in the Court of Queen's Bench, Dublin, on March 1, and expressed her wish to go with her mother. The Chief Justice said she was free to do so, and anybody who interfered with her would be attach[?]d for ...
Article : 1,007 wordsIn reply to a deputation which, on March 16th, urged the opening of museums, &c., on Sunday, Mr. Gladstone said there could be no doubt that the religious observance of the Sabbath was the great and principal stay of religion in this ...
Article : 120 wordsThe Emperor Napolcon made a speech to the Council of State on Tuesday, March 23, His Majesly said;—"It is the duty of the government res[?]lutely to satisfy the just desire for improvement, and firmly to repress all ...
Article : 2,346 wordsThe Saurin trial, which will he distinguished among causes ce[?]bres for its great length, ended on February 26, in a verdict for the plaintiff on the more important counts, giving her £500 damages, or £200 over and above theo sum ...
Article : 118 wordsAt a special meeting of the general council and delegates from the metropolitan branches of the Reform League, held on Saturday evening, March 13, the following resolutions, which had heen unanimously adopted at a meeting of the ...
Article : 254 wordsON Saturday last, the Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition was closed without ceremony at 5 o'clock in the evening, the playing of the National Anthem by the band being the only distinction given to the ...
Article : 1,673 wordsA diabolical attempt to blow up a non-unionist sawhandle maker took place on Saturday morning, March 6, at Sheffield. Some time ago the saw-handle makers in the employ of Messrs. S[?]ear and Jackson left work in ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 15 May 1869, Page 5
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