SIR,—Whether the Assembly have done wis[?] in reducing by so large a sum the vote for the Volunteers, time [?]ill show. I pass over the sneers of those persons in the Assembly and out of it, who have on all possible occasions exhibited a feel[?] of hostility ...
Article : 798 wordsTHE following is a portion of a return ordered by the Legislative Assembly to be printed, 10th March, 1864. No. 1. ...
Article : 291 wordsIN the Legislative Assembly, In reply to Mr. GARRETT, Mr. W. FORSTER said that there would be no objection to furnish particulars as to the competition of this colony in the Great ...
Article : 3,907 wordsSir,—Referring to the 4th paragraph of the Board's letter of the 5th instant, I do myself the honour to enclose, for the information of the Ho[?]orable the Colonial Secretary, a Return of the Expenditure of the Government Asylums for the Infirm and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 334 wordsSIR,—It has now become a matter for speculation as to what will be the nature of the game to be played by the All-England Eleven on their return from Maitland. By some it is stated that the Eleven will divide with eleven of our best men, as was done ...
Article : 272 wordsTHE following c[?]es were tried at the Quarter Sessions to day:—John M'Kellar, Donald M'Donald, William Travers, James Burney, on charges of assault, were found not guilty; Michael Ryan, for ...
Article : 71 wordsON Monday morning last, an inquest was held before Dr. Knaggs, Cor[?]ner, at the Harbour Master's Office, on the bodies of Captain Lovett and Stockton Allison, the for[?]er the cox[?]wa[?]n, and the latter one of the crew of the life-boat, both of whom lost their ...
Article : 3,731 wordsSIR,—Your paper has given notice of the revision of the Lists o[?] the several Electorates within the Police District of Sydney; but I have looked in vain for the notice under the hand of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, which the law distinctly requires to be posted ten ...
Article : 111 wordsAt the Wentworth Mines, yesterday, Spicer's party obtained two pounds of gold to a small bucket of dirt. To-day, at the Homeward-Bound Claim, six pounds ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 998 wordsA splendid prospect was obtained in a shaft sunk upon a quartz-ree[?] at Back Creek, about fourteen miles from Ophi[?]. Four ounces of gold were obtained from a bucketful of stuff. The quartz is thickly ...
Article : 75 wordsA cargo of sugars was offered by auction to-day, but withdrawn, there being no bidding. Teas were sold freely. Tobacco was offered for sale, but withdrawn. ...
Article : 72 wordsPAPERS to the 16th instant are to hand from Hobart Town and Launceston. The H. T. Mercury of the latest dates thus notices a storm that had passed over the city, doing great damage:—The effects of ...
Article : 824 wordsIt is reported that Government will delay the meeting of Parliament as long as possible. Mr. Hyndman, of Sydney, has been offered the position of second in command in the Northern ...
Article : 2,594 wordsOUR dates from Brisbane, per the Clarence steamer, are to the 18th instant. The Courier states that the Servants' Home is in a prosperous state, and is working well under the management of the ladies by ...
Article : 657 wordsSIR,—I believe philanthropy to be a virtue, and that any provision made to mitigate the distresses of the late flood to be laudable, but I think this is not of itself sufficient to prevent a recurrence of such calamities, and have expected a motion would, ...
Article : 230 wordsWE have Melbourne papers to the 19th instant, pe[?]the Rangatir[?] steamer. Adverting to the suppo[?]d appearance, the other day, of the Alabama, off our coast, the Argus of Saturday remarks:—There ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 23 Mar 1864, Page 5
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