BEFORE their Honors Sir ALFRED STEPHEN, Chief Justice, Mr. Justice HARGRAVE, and Mr. Justice FAUCETT. IN RE MACKENZIE BOWMAN, A LUNATIC. ...
Article : 165 wordsRAILWAY FARES.—With reference to this subject the following letter has been addressed to the Hon. Minister for Public Works, by Mr. W. Walker, M.L.A.:—"December 23, 1867. Sir,—As chairman of a public meeting which ...
Article : 594 wordsSIR,—In a paragraph, in your issue of to-day, h[?]ded "The Botany Dams," it is stated that a very favourable report has been made by the City Engineer with regard to the new dams lately constructed at Botany. The paragraph ...
Article : 363 wordsI AM not going to write a treatise on this deservedly-popular game. I confess that I am not in a position to do so. I have played it much and often; I have hurried my shaving in order to have time for a turn ...
Article : 1,551 wordsBEFORE his Honor Judge ELLIS STEALING. John Davis was charged with stealing a watch and chain, the property of James M'Arthur. ...
Article : 1,225 wordsBEFORE their Worships Messrs. Love, Hunt, and Dangar. Of nineteen prisoners brought before the Court, seven were remanded, and four were discharged. Robert Smyth was brought before the Court by ...
Article : 434 wordsSIR,—Observing in your issue of Thursday last a letter by Mr. Pottie, veterinary surgeon, adverting to the necessity of our being prepared to adopt measures to combat this fearful disease in our cattle, and which is likely to again ...
Article : 674 wordsON the 15th October, John Wiggins was executed for murder. He was convicted under rather peculiar circumstances. A woman was found dead in her bedroom, with a frightful gash in her throat, and the prisoner had previously ...
Article : 1,666 wordsBEFORE their Worships Messrs. H. H. Voss, M. Levey and G. Renwick. William Holloway was sent to gaol for one month, for begging on the South Head Road. ...
Article : 97 wordsMONDAY, 2nd December.—Sir A. Stephen, C.J., Hargrave, J., and Cheeke, J. O'BRIEN V. BARNETT.—Motion for rule nisi for new trial.—(Application to shew cause in first instance). A ...
Article : 3,278 wordsSIR,—Not having much or (say) any knowledge of road making, &c, perhaps I should not venture to give an opinion upon the subject, but really my poor feet (and boots) have suffered so much lately in consequence of the huge blocks ...
Article : 235 wordsSIR,—I was much pleased at reading the advertisement conveyed in your leading article of Monday last, as it shows that our Press at last is becoming alive to one of our requirements, and its strong arm, when wielded in a good ...
Article : 536 wordsJUDGE M'FARLAND gave the following decision in the above cause, which was tried before his Honour some days ago, and stood over for judgment:— This is a painful case; for I cannot decide in favour of ...
Article : 691 wordsSIR,—While concurring in every respect with the preparations that are being made to secure the citizens a favourable opportunity of showing their loyalty to her Majesty's son, I have thought it would not be at all amiss were ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 25 Dec 1867, Page 2
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