SIR,—The objections which are most commonly urged against direct taxation, such as an income and property tax, are, first, the inquisitorial nature of it; secondly, its unjust and partial character, as not bearing on all classes alike, and, ...
Article : 2,775 wordsFROM all these details that we have thrown together, some judgment may be formed of the importance which this branch of manufacture has attained, and of the directions in which it has extended. Taking [?] the ...
Article : 1,478 wordsTHE following telegrams, received by the InspectorGeneral of Police, were handed to us for publication:- Araluen, [?] p.m., March 13. ...
Article : 306 wordsTHE Quarter Sessions commenced to-day, and the following cases were tried:—Jackey, an aboriginal, for assault with intent; William Jones, for horsestealing; Henry Tollan, for larceny, John Peacock, an ...
Article : 84 wordsSIR,—It may not be known to you, or to many of your [?] that within five miles of Picton there are some splendid pieces of water, called the "Bargo Lagoon[?]" they form a chain of ponds, or rather lakes; the water they ...
Article : 569 wordsThe Escort, guarded by Mr. J. H. Blatchford and four troopers, was stuck up by armed men, supposed to be confederates of the notorious bushrangers Hall, Gilbert, and Dunn, between Araluen and Major's ...
Article : 256 wordsAT about half-past one o'clock this morning a destructive fire occurred in the premises occupied as a tobacconist shop by Mr. Hayman, in George-street, nearly opposite Barrack-street. At that time smoke ...
Article : 714 wordsSIR,—I observe that the bill brought forward in the Church of England Conference by Canon Allwood has been by mistake printed [?] the Church of England Chronicle, instead of the bill drawn up and approved by the Committee which was ...
Article : 565 wordsON Sunday morning, the 5th instant, Hall, Gilbert, and Dunn rode up to Hill's farm, on the Fish River, but apparently with merely the intention of refreshing themselves. There was nobody at the place at the time, with ...
Article : 1,054 wordsA very successful public meeting was held to-day, for the purpose of establishing a Grammar School in this city. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe Suffolk reports having spoken the Dundonald, from Sydney, bound to London, on 25th January, in [?] 12[?] South, longitude 30[?]50 West. The Commissioner of Customs has notified that ...
Article : 76 wordsARRIVED.—Sarah Ann, and Matador, from Newcastle. SAILED.—Wonga Wonga (s.), at 5.30 p.m., for Sydney. ...
Article : 21 wordsTHE usual meeting of the council of this society was held yesterday, Dr. M[?] in the chair. A letter was read from Mr. Black in reference to the introduction of fish from the Murray River. ...
Article : 1,221 wordsSIR,—I [?] a short paragraph in your issue of the 8th [?] which it is stated that certain gentlemen are [?] the planting of sugar cane on a large experi[?] in the Hunter River district; and they ...
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Advertising : 312 wordsCHARLES BROWN reports.—Fat Cattle: 1507 were penned up to Tuesday. The supply was not excessive, but owing to the large number in last week, the demand was not so brisk, and a reduction of about 20s per head had to be submitted to to-day; ...
Article : 417 wordsSIR,—This police case has, I understand, to-day been sent to a higher Court, Mr. Holt being committed for trial. It is time that examples should be made of the late wholesale infringements of the Electoral Act, but I can ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 14 Mar 1865, Page 5
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