BEFORE Mr. District Judge MACFARLAND, Mr. Butler prosecuting. Francis O'Hehir was charged with feloniously assaulting and robbing one William Hurley, on the 14th June last, at ...
Article : 672 wordsHAVING taken you and your renders a very fait journey round the Northern district, and given you a faint idea of its auriferous, agricultural, and pastoral resources, in so far as thoy came under my notice, I ...
Article : 2,307 wordsSIR,—On the eve of a contemplated change in the existing systems of Education I desire, through your columns, to draw the attention of the members of the Legislature to two of the greatest evils in the present Denominational system. ...
Article : 615 wordsSIR,—It would be highly wrong to think that Mr. Buchanan's approaching tilt at the office of Coroner is the consequence of an aversion to a system peculiarly English; and it is much more agreeable to suppose that an ostensible ...
Article : 756 wordsSIR,—As a great deal is now being said about Roman Catholic education perhaps you will afford me a small space in your columns for a few observations on the same topic. ...
Article : 424 wordsTHE undermentioned estates were surrendered:— Anthony Sexton Froestone, of Queanbeyan, solicitor. Liabilities, £1490 5s. 7d., of which £610 is secured. Assets, £843 0s. 7d. Mr. Humphery, official assignee. ...
Article : 267 wordsSIR,—Believing you will symphathise with me in my wretched and neglected condition, I beg of you to give space in your valuable columns, that I may make known my deplorable state to the public, and thereby gain the ...
Article : 492 wordsSIR,—I notice in the Government Land Sale advertisement in this morning's Herald that a small inland, containing 3 roods and 20 perches, situated at the entrance to Iron Cove, in the harbour, is placed at the top of the list, ...
Article : 587 wordsSIR,—It appears by the shipping news from the Times, given in your paper of Thursday, that there is to be a branch service of the Panama Mail Company's steamers from Wellington to the other ports in New Zealand and ...
Article : 165 wordsBEFORE their Worships Messrs. Wrench, Murphy, and Dangar. Of nine prisoners brought before the Court, four were discharged and one was remanded. ...
Article : 221 wordsSIR,—Your report of the initiatory proceedings in the above bill states that the Hon. the Colonial Treasurer requests the House to accede thereto upon the pound that tho refund of duties by the Customs will simply have the ...
Article : 297 wordsSIR,—Nothing is more important in getting the finer kinds of fiuit to market in good condition than that it should not be broken or jolted by bad roads. Impressed with this fact, the fruit producers of the Pennant Hills some years since, ...
Article : 290 wordsSIR,—It is currently reported here that the bodies of those poor unfortunate mariners who perished in the wreck of the ill-fated Eclipse, were all dragged along the shore with ropes till they were brought to their final resting place, ...
Article : 249 wordsBEFORE Mr. T. C. Breillat and Mr. M. Metcalfe. John Matthews, seaman, was brought up by constable Sweeney, into whose custody he was given yesterday afternoon by Wolfe Benjamin Lee, news agent, George-street, ...
Article : 188 wordsSIR,—I am one of the last to complain or to cry out against our local police, believing them to be an orderly and on intelligent body, but I must bring under your notice a circumstance which occurred last night. I was engaged in ...
Article : 249 wordsSIR,—I have received the accompanying report from a friend, who, being in England for a short time, has undertaken to visit some of the principal London hospitals, trusting that the information thus gained of their internal ...
Article : 95 wordsSIR,—At a time when the occurrence of so many disastrous wrecks, and the loss of much valuable life, calls for an investigation into the management and efficiency of the Newcastle Life Boat, any information may prove useful. ...
Article : 1,266 wordsSIR,—Knowing well your kindness on all occasions, I just pen you a few thoughts and facts, suggestive, as it is really high time something was done for this district. What is the Government doing? What has been done ...
Article : 584 wordsBANCO COURT.—Sorenson v. Waldron; Matthews v. Tuting; Raphael v. Starr; Perkins v. Nicholas; Neill v. Green; M'Leod v. Tooth and another; Willoughby v. Quigley, assessment. MASTER'S OFFICE.—The Commercial Banking Company of ...
Article : 342 words"This hospital, which has been rebuilt within the last five years, contains 150 beds. "The wards contain 15 patients each, and every patient is allowed 2400 cubic feet of space. I was struck by the ...
Article : 1,331 wordsSIR,—It having been stated in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, during the debate on the third reading of this bill—once by Mr. Martin and twice by Mr. Bogar—that no actions, or, as stated by Mr. Marlin, "fresh actions," had ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 6 Aug 1866, Page 2
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