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The Young Wallsend Colliery.
THE Young Wallsend Coal Company's colliery was opened yesterday in the presence of over 200 visitors, some of whom came many miles, at the invitation of the ...
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A FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS BILL.
MESSRS. J. Garrard, Joseph Abbott, F. J. Smith, and J. Wheeler, Ms.L.A., accompanied by an influential deputation from the Trades and Labour Council, waited upon the ...
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The Zambesi Question.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Lisbon papers express a desire to break off diplomatic relations with England, and attack the Prince of Wales. ...
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CABLEGRAMS.
BERLIN, Tuesday.—The Berlin Bourse closed firm despite the retirement of Prince Bismarck. This is regarded as a mark of the popular confidence in the Emperor William. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The cablegram stating that the Queensland National Bank would probably have to underwrite write a portion of the Queensland loan, tenders for which will be opened in London ...
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Church Tithes Bill.
LONDON, Wednesday.—An urgent meeting of the Conservative party has been called by the Marquis of Salisbury for the purpose of consulting his supporters with a view to ...
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Censure on Lord R. Churchill.
LONDON, Wednesday.—Lord Randolph Churchill, in reply to a vote of censure passed upon him at a meeting of his constituents at South Paddington, London, for ...
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The Primacy Question.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Rev. Canon A. B. Donaldson, Precentor at the Cathedral of Truro, it has been rumoured, is nominated for the vacant See of Sydney and the Primacy ...
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ADVANCE FOOTBALL CLUB.
THE ninth annual general meeting of the above club was held at the Centennial Hotel last evening. Mr. C. Parker, vice-president, occupied the chair, and there was a very large ...
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The Coal-miners' Strike.
LONDON, Thursday.—A settlement has been agreed to in the Warwick collieries. The men have accepted an offer made by the mineowners of an advance of 5 ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The Trades and Labour Council have issued a manifesto stating that their political platform among other things will consist of: Protection payment of members, progressive ...
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Description of the Mine.
The Young Wallsend Coal Company was formed in 1887 with a capital of £67,000 in £1 shares, for the purpose of taking over and mining a large parcel of land then belonging ...
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Liverpool Dock Strike.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Liverpool dock labourers are resuming work, and the strike is virtually over. ...
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West Australian Enabling Bill.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The West Australian Enabling Bill Committee mot again to-day and consulted with the Australian Agents General regarding the provisions of the bill. ...
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THE BISHOPRIC OF SYDNEY.
AT the conference held to-night between the bishops of Australia and Tasmania and the committee appointed by the Sydney Synod, Canon Saumarez Smith was elected Bishop ...
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Royal Visit to Berlin.
LONDON, Thursday.—The Prince of Wales and Prince George of Wales have started for Berlin, where a special reception is being prepared for them. ...
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Latest Mining.
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[OUR SPECIAL MESSAGES.]
BERLIN, Wednesday.—By the direct command of the Emperor William, the manager of the gunworks at Spandon, a fortified town near Berlin, has requested the workmen ...
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MR. J. CREER, M P., who has been away for a fortnight on a holiday trip to Tasmania, returned to Sydney to-day, looking all the better for his visit of the southern colony. ...
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Temperance and Labour.
LONDON, Thursday.—Mr. W. S. Caine, member for Barrow in Furness in the Union-Liberal interest, has issued invitations to a select party who are interested in ...
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BROKEN HILL NEWS.
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AMUSEMENTS.
LAST night, Mr. Charles Palmer and his dramatic company repeated the musical comedy "Hans the Boatman," to a fair audience, at the Victoria Theatre. The ...
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ADELAIDE SHARE MARKET.
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Chinese Laundrymen's Competition.
NEW YORK, Tuesday.—The Laundrymen's Societies of New York have decided upon war a la entrance against their Chinese competitors. They intend to start fresh ...
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UNITED REEFS COMPANY.
The manager of the United Reefs, Gold-mining Company, Coperland, informed the directors, who, for the most part, reside in Newcastle, yesterday, that he had struck, in ...
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(FROM THE SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE PAPERS.)
LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. W. S. Caine, the Unionist whip, member for Barrow-in. Furness, states that the Right Hon G. J. Goschen, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, ...
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Harry Rickards Comedy Company.
To-morrow evening the Harry Rickards Comedy Company will open at the Victoria Theatre for a short season. Mr. Rickards is so well known as a comedian and vocalist ...
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VICTORIA.
Robert Beattie, a stonemason, was charged to-day with following Nellie Stewart, the well-known operatic artist, about the streets, parading up and down in front of the house, ...
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The Duc d'Orleans.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Comte de Paris has expressed his warm approval of the action of the young Duke of Orleans, who is at present undergoing a sentence of two ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT POLICY.
THE Premier, Dr. Cockburn, expounded the Government policy to-night at Strathalbyn. He said the two pillars of his policy were protection to the producers and increased ...
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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY.
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Premier Threatens to Resign.
LONDON, Wednesday.—Lord Salisbury has threatened that unless the Government is loyally supported by the Conservative and Unionist Liberal parties in the House of ...
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Russia and Bulgaria.
LONDON, Wednesday.—It is understood that Russia has refused to accept the proffered payment of the indemnity due by Bulgaria in connection with the last Russo Turkish ...
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THE BULLOCK ISLAND BRIDGE.
THE manner in which the Parliamentary sectional committee has dealt with the proposal to construct the bridge to connect Newcastle and Carrington has raised the ...
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Berlin Labour Conference.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The delegates appointed on behalf of the different countries which will be represented, at the International Labour Conference about to be held at ...
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Stockton Notes.
TO-NIGHT a concert will be given in the Stockton Temperance Hall in aid of the above institution. An immense amount of trouble has been taken by the committee of ...
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The Morfa Colliery Disaster.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The work of searching for the miners who were entombed in the Morfa Colliery, Glamorganshire, and who are still missing, has now been abandoned, all ...
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Liquor and Legislators.
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Ontario House of Assembly has carried a resolution prohibiting the sale of liquors to members of the Chamber within the precincts of the House. ...
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The Banquet.
After a pleasant hour spent in examining the surroundings of the mine-very few descending, owing to the limited time at their disposal an adjournment was made to one of ...
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