THE INAUGURAL SOIREE of the South Australian Institute takes places this evening, commencing at half-past 7, and bids fair to rank as one of the most attractive entertainments ever ...
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Article : 22 wordsThe escort returns exhibit a progressive decline in the yield of the various gold-fields. Flour may be quoted at from £17 to £18. A Government contractor, named Williams, ...
Article : 39 wordsINDECENCY.—Ann Tothill, charged ivith this offence, was acquitted, the evidence shewing merely indiscreet behavior. RIOTOUS.—John Mullins was charged with riotous behaviour in the public streets. His conduct not having been ...
Article : 810 wordsThe Bill for the abolition of capital punishments has been rejected. ...
Article : 15 wordsPrivate accounts from Queensland state that affairs in that colony are not so flourishing as they are generally represented to be. Much disappointment exists among new arrivals. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe Ministerial Immigration Scheme has at last assumed definite form and shape. Mr. Anderson, the Commissioner of Customs, has given notice that he means to move the Legislative Assembly into ...
Article : 508 wordsDr. Guthrie is the greatest of our pulpit orators, and those who have never heard him will probably obtain a better idea of his wonderful eloquence from his work on Ragged ...
Article : 3,304 wordsDISORDERLIES.—Wm, Miller, for being drunk, fined 5s. John Hancock, for being drunk and disorderly, fined 10s. Elizabeth Solomon, for disorderly conduct fined 10s. REFUSING DUTY.—Edward smith, John Roseover, and ...
Article : 265 wordsThe Ministerial scheme of taxation is now before the country in all its details; and a very pretty olio it is, of taxes upon commerce, taxes against luxury, and taxes in favour of native industry. Taking here ...
Article : 329 wordsPresent—Messrs. W. C. Belt (Chairman), John Brown, S. P. H. Wright, and the Secretary (Mr. E. W. Wickes). WOODCHESTER. ...
Article : 373 wordsCOLONEL BLYTH AND THE VOLUNTEERS.— We understand that Colonel Blyth has expressed himself as greatly pleased with the drill attainments and excellent firing of the Volunteer ...
Article : 155 wordsTHE GREAT EASTERN.—There is very little probability of the Great Eastern making another voyage during the present year, and it is certain she will not be in position to sail, as ivas officially announced ...
Article : 542 wordsFATAL ACCIDENT AND CORONER'S INQUEST.— On Saturday afternoon, the 26th January, about 4 o'clock, as Mr. Thomas Callary, a farmer, residing near Riverton, was proceeding from Riverton towards home ...
Article : 748 wordsLate nights have but one end, and that end, sooner or later, is—mourning!—The President of the Early-Closing-your-Eges-Association. THE TYPE OF A CITIZEN.—Bourgeois. ...
Article : 2,283 wordsMR. T. P. HILL'S ENTERTAINMENTS.—We perceive that Mr. T. P. Hill intends giving a series of lectures on [?]locution previous to his returning to Melbourne, which he purposes doing by the next trip of the ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 29 Jan 1861, Page 3
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