APRIL 16.—Aden, barque, 422 tons, Captain Waddell, from Hobart Town, the 8th instant, in ballast. Passengers—Ensign Tighe. 58th Regiment, Mrs. Tighe, five daughters and two ...
Article : 85 wordsTHE Lord Bishop of Australia having fixed yesterday morning at half-past ten o'clock, to receive an address from his late colleagues in the Executive Council, was waited upon at ...
Article : 989 wordsApril 16.— Cheerful, schooner, Captain Bell, for Hobart Town. Passengers—Mrs. Hormby and two children, Mrs. Morton, Mr. J. Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton and three children, Mr. ...
Article : 43 wordsApril 16.— Ann Grant, barque, Captain Foreman, for London. ...
Article : 11 wordsWHEAT.—The supply during the week has been equal to the demand; at the Corn Market ten loads paid dues, and realized from 2s 6d to 3s 6d per bushel. ...
Article : 616 wordsApril 16.—Ann Grant, barque, Captain Foreman, for London: 40 bales wool, Charles Kerr; 88 bales wool, J. T. Armitage and Co.; 33 bales wool, James Taylor; 193 bales wool, ...
Article : 144 wordsTHE landlord of the Red Dragon is all abroach. The highly respectable and liberal firm of Scrape, Screw, and Co., and your humble correspondent Cold Without, no longer stand to ...
Article : 838 wordsWE have Hobart Town journals to the 7th instant, but they are totally devoid of news, their leading columns being altogether occupied in speculations as to the ...
Article : 242 wordsWilliam Hyde, barque, 532 tons, Stewart; 51 tuns sperm oil, 80 tons tallow, 1 ton whale-bone, 1800 hides, 1[?]60 bales wool, 1500 horns, and 2400 hoofs, on board. Full ship. ...
Article : 165 wordsMails will be closed at the Post Office as follow:— FOR ENGLAND.—By the William Hyde, on Monday evening, at 6. ...
Article : 230 wordsBEFORE their Honors the three JUDGES. ORR V. DAVIDSON. This was a special case, reserved by His Honor the Resident Judge at Port Phillip for ...
Article : 737 wordsARRIVAL. — April 7. Shamrock, steamer, Captain Gilmore, from Sydney. CLEARED OUT.—April 6. Ariel, schooner. 73 tons, Captain Sturgeon, for Sydney via ...
Article : 42 wordsTHE sporting annals either of this or of the neighbouring colonies, do not chronicle an event so memorable or so exciting as that of the great Melbourne April meeting, which ...
Article : 1,797 wordsQui sim, ex eo, quem ad to misi, cognosces. Cura ut vir sis, et cogita quem in locum sis progressus; et vide quid jam tibi sit necesse. Cura ut omnium tibi auxilia adjungas, etiam intimorum. Lentulus ad Catalinam. ...
Article : 772 wordsWILL be presented the admired Drama of the RANSOM; AN ANECDOTE OF MONTESQUIEU. The President Montesquieu, Mr. Griffiths; M. Durvalle, Mr. N[?]sbitt; ...
Article : 141 wordsON the 5th of April the foundation stone of the Protestant Hall and school room was laid in Melbourne, Mr. William Kerr officiating on the occasion.—The conquering match between the ...
Article : 204 wordsWITH all proper respect for Colonel BARNEY, as a resident for several years in this colony, and as an officer to whom HER MAJESTY had confided the important ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 337 wordsBEFORE Chief Commissioner SUTTOR. In the estate of S. A. Bryant, a second meeting was held, at which no claims were proved. The insolvent was ordered to file his schedule ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 17 Apr 1847, Page 2
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