JANUARY 15.—Herault, French transport ship, Commander Foy, from Newcastle 14th instant. ...
Article : 26 wordsTHE most exciting election of candidates for legislative honours which ever occurred in Australia took place yesterday in Sydney. Up to Wednesday nigh[?] there were but seven candidates in the field, ...
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Advertising : 1,471 wordsTHE city election has engrossed public attention to-day, and little if any business has consequently been transacted. The Share market has been inactive this week, ...
Article : 3,848 wordsTHIS DAY.—Snandragon, for Terra del Fuego; Creole, for Hobart Town via Newcastle; Amherst, for Mauritius; Helvetia, and Hepscott for Guam; Pearl, for Guam: Elizabeth, for Melbourne; Native Lass, for Launceston, via Newcastle; Brilliant, ...
Article : 45 wordsJanuAry 15.—Illalong (s.) from Morpeth, with 33 bales wool, 28 trusses hay, 173 bags maize flour and bran, 15 bags onions, 23 bags oysters, 8 coops poultry, 6 boxes eggs, 150 sheep, 3 calves, 23 pigs, 12 hides, 1 bag horns, and sundries. ...
Article : 45 wordsMails will close at the General Post Office as follows:— FOR MAURITIUS.—By the Amherst, this day, at noon, if not under way. FOR NELSON AND PORT COOPER.—By the Mary Clarke, this day, ...
Article : 143 wordsJanuary 15.—Grafton (s.) from Sydney. DEPARTURES. January 14.—Herault, French man-of-war, Commander Foy, for Sydney. ...
Article : 785 wordsSIR,—By order of the Collector of Customs, the ships discharging at the Circular Quay were stopped working to-day, in order, I suppose, to give every person an opportunity of recording their votes at this most important crisis of our political affairs. Can ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 39 wordsTHE state of the poll, as announced yesterday by the MAYOR, created one feeling throughout the city, that of surprise. To some it was a source of deep mortification—to the vast ...
Article : 1,489 wordsWE have Adelaide journals to the 7th instant. The Real Property Bill has been read a second time in the Council. In the Electoral Reform Bill, the new provision for ...
Article : 179 wordsSIR,—The quack d[?]ntist of Jamison-street asserted, yesterday, that the old lady in Macquarie-street had lost a Tooth. Could you inform the writer whether the doctor had his spectacles on when he examined her mouth, as it has turned our, that, instead of ...
Article : 100 wordsSIR,—On leaving the polling-booth, I had entered and exercised my right of voting against the "Bunch," I was acco[?]ted by a "gent" (unknown to me) with, "You've done for yourself; you're a marked man," I do not know the meaning of this, nor ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 16 Jan 1858, Page 4
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