SIB,—In my last letter, I promised to reply to the Rev. Mr. Waddell's objections to certain propositions of the Syllabus of Pope Pius IX, which he quotes; and, as I took up a large portion of ...
Article : 1,939 wordsSIR,—To anyone knowing the two routes it comes as a surprise to hear that the people of Walgett are now favouring railway extension via Coonamble, in lieu of the long proposed line from Narrabri. ...
Article : 746 wordsSIR,—A letter appeared in last Thursday's Mercury, signed Nicholas B. Downing, 169, Victoriastreet, Sydney, in answer to one of mine which appeared a week previous in your columns over the ...
Article : 278 wordsSIR,—After reading the report of the meeting on Tuesday evening last, it may, perhaps, be as well that the parents and friends should know the reason that the head teacher of St. Ethel's did not ...
Article : 440 wordsMr. A. J. Gould, M.P., has favored us with the subjoined letters for public information:— Public Works Department, Sydney, 12th August, 1892. ...
Article : 223 wordsSIR,—In your issue of last Saturday appears from the pen of "Fair Play" aletter which for abuse, spiteful personalities, and misrepresentations, bids fair to occupy an unique position in the records of ...
Article : 924 wordsSIR,—From the Braidwood Dispatch of the 30th ult. I clip the enclosed paragraph, and respectfully ask you to give it a place in an early issue of your journal. As you will perceive, it deals with the ...
Article : 91 wordsSIR,—I trust you will be kind enough to find space in your columns for a few lines from me apropos to the subject of milk separating factories. It has struck me—and I feel confident I am not ...
Article : 214 wordsRecent investigations of the geological history of England have brought out into very clear light some of the wonderful scenes of the glacial epoch. Geologists long thought that there were indications ...
Article : 474 wordsThe sixth, and final, shooting for the silver medal presented by the New South Wales Rifle Association took place last Saturday. The conditions governing the shooting for the medal were seven ...
Article : 753 wordsSIR,—Will you allow me a small space in the Maitland Mercury to remark upon what has come under my notice in regard to the races. There are over 1800 signatures in favonr of the races for to ...
Article : 188 wordsSIR,—A couple of months back you were kind enough to publish a letter for me, calling attention to the practice of burying cattle dying from anthrax in the public places of our town. In the last ...
Article : 1,098 wordsSir,—We have seen in your paper a letter signed "Thos. E. Buckley," Coonabarabran. In that letter, Buckley makes a lot of charges against Mr. W. E. Abbott, and every single charge is a ...
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