In answer to a question from Mr Parkes, the Colonial Secretary stated that the subject of forming a militia or volunteer force had not yet been considered by the Government, but that he was desirous of bringing the ...
Article : 461 wordsCorrespondents in all parts of the Southern Coast Districts are informed, that we shall, at all times, be happy to to receive from them accounts of such local events in may be deemed worthy of notice in thier different neighborhoods. Indeed, such ...
Article : 83 wordsBY the courtesy and kindness of the Editor of the Era, we are enabled to lay before our readers the result of this race, which has been exciting the greatest interest in the sporting world for the last few months. ...
Article : 269 wordsKITCHEN GARDEN.—Plant cabbages, lettuces, potatoes; also, salads, with seasoning herbs, thyme, &c. Sow as last month, with addition of spring; vegetables in general. Dress beans, peas, cucumber, &c. ...
Article : 75 wordsThe Mails by the European and Australian Royal Mail Co.'s Steamer COLUMBIAN, will be made up at this office on WEDNESDAY, 11th instant, at 6 p.m. Besides the usual mails for Melbourne, the following mails will ...
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Advertising : 99 wordsKemp v. Tory.—This was an information under 19 Vic. 24, to determine the ownership of 750 feet of cedar. Mr Kemp swore the cedar was his, had been out for him, sent to the Bomedary Ferry for him, marked with his ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 144 wordsREVISION OF THE ELECTORAL ROLL—We would remind parties interested that the Electoral Roll for the district of Wollongong will be revised at the Police Office this day, by the Bench of Magistrates. It will be necessary ...
Article : 1,303 wordsThe Colonial Secretary laid on the table papers relating to the enquiry instituted by the Government as to the state of the unemployed laborers and mechanics in Sydney. The papers were ordered to be printed. ...
Article : 409 wordsTwo wales were caught on the 25th instant; rather an unusual occurrence. The children attending the Sabbath-school, and a large number of parents, guardians, and other villagers, ...
Article : 137 wordsTHE Victoria, so long behind, has at last arrived. In various respects her news are important. India is in a state of fearful anxiety, the country appearing full of disaffection, even the "friendly" ...
Article : 1,055 wordsJohn Irvine v. John Harkness.—Defamation, £10. The defendant had stated to other parties that plaintiff had stolen from him a cedar board. The Bench gave a verdict for one shilling and costs, considering that it ...
Article : 464 wordsIt is to be distinctly understood that we do not identify ourselves with the opinions of correspondents availing themselves of the opportunity of advocating their views in this department of our journal; nor can we undertake to insert ...
Article : 67 wordsSIR—With a liberal and Christian feeling towards all men, I most respectfully beg to add a few remarks to those of other correspondents from this neighborhood, who have done themselves the honor, and the district the ...
Article : 380 wordsMr Marks asked the honorable the Secretary for Lands and Works—If the Government have considered Mr Surveyor Debenham's plan of and report upon the harbor of Kiama—and, if so, do they intend taking any steps to ...
Article : 492 wordsThe following are the documents which gave rise to the late exciting debates in the English Parliament. The paragraphs between brockets in Lord Ellenborough's latter were stated by the noble Lord to be ...
Article : 725 wordsThomas Jent and Patrick Quin, of the Burrow, appeared charged with assault on one John Brady. Settled out of Court, defendants paying costs of Court, viz. 4s 6d each. James Lennard, of Shannon View, appeared, charged ...
Article : 396 wordsThe Common Lodging Houses Bill and the Graduates of British Universities Bill were each read a third time and passed. Dr Douglass moved for various returns having ...
Article : 80 wordsMr Donaldson asked the Colonial Treasurer by what warrant public moneys had been paid without parliamentary sanction, to which Mr Campell replied that all payments had been made under the warrant of the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 57 wordsA meeting has been held here, at Mr Syam Covington's inn, for the purpose of petitioning the Commissioners of National Education respecting the dangers position of the present school. Mr Beck was voted to the chair. ...
Article : 668 wordsMAIL ACCIDENT.—We understand that the conveyance which left Campbelltown on Friday night with the Goulburn Mail was upset on its way, at Razerback. There was but one passenger in the vehicle, and we regret to ...
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Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950), Mon 9 Aug 1858, Page 2
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