A SPECIAL general meeting of the proprietors was held on the 22nd of January, at the Bank, 38, Old Broad-street, Mr. J. J. Cummins in the chair, to receive a statement of the bank's affairs up to the 31st ...
Article : 2,229 words[FROM OUR CITY CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, Thursday, February 14th, 1856. PARIS is now the centre of attraction, the eyes of all Europe being directed there to learn the progress and ...
Article : 632 wordsRAILWAY TO WINDSOR.—A preliminary meeting of a number of the inhabitants of Windsor and Richmond, for the purpose of discussing the propriety of getting up an agitation in favour of the introduction of a ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 638 wordsAPRIL 29TH, 1856 —The poisoning at the City Hotel still engrosses a large measure of attention in Melbourne. One of the sufferers died on Saturday, and, at the inquest on his body yesterday, the landlord of the ...
Article : 1,105 wordsSIR,—A. correspondent in your issue of this morning, under the above heading, who informs the public that he has been for many years resident at Miller's Point, complains of what he is pleased to term the "flagrant ...
Article : 458 wordsAPRIL 28TH,—Mr. Plunkett addressed the electors of the county of Bathurst, in the Court House, to-day. As there was no announcement of the meeting but few of the electors were present, and I did not hear of it ...
Article : 70 wordsON Saturday evening, a violent assault was made upon the person of an old man, named Matthew Brady, by one Frank Roupee, who resides on the same premises. It appears that Roupee was visited by a woman, with ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 349 wordsMy heart is now so lonely, my spirit so broken down; The sweet fond hope which cheer'd my life, for ever overthrown. My tears now fall so fast, my soul so full of grief,— Oh! is there in the wide wide world no feelings of relief? ...
Article : 280 wordsMAGISTERIAL ENQUIRY.—A magisterial enquiry was held yesterday before Mr. M'Lerie, at the house of Mr. Levy, American Hotel, George-street, touching the death of William Robinson. Constable Bourke ...
Article : 288 wordsWANTON OUTRAGE.—Some time early on Thursday morning, some miscreant effected an entrance into the stable of Mr. Alexander, omnibus proprietor, at the Glebe, and cruelly stabbed one of the horses in six or ...
Article : 228 wordsA DROP FOR PRUSSIA.—In consequence of his indecisive and unsteady dealings between Russia and the Allies, Frederick William the fourth has had his title altered into that of Frederick William the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 2 May 1856, Page 5
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