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Advertising : 272 wordsMORE JOBBERY.—Your letter is too personal for publication; but if you can substantiate such frightful charges against the officers of the Gas Company, you should put us in possession of the evidence. Meanwhile, ...
Article : 133 wordsIn the morning the business of this court appeared to be light; but, ultimately, it was found necessary to adjourn the court, to afford an opportunity to bring forward a charge of a very serious nature, One case of drunkeness was disposed of ...
Article : 362 wordsDr [?] moved for a rule [?] to review a taxation of casts on the ground that only one shilling [?] had been obtained in the action (trespass) and that no certificate had been obtained that the trespass ...
Article : 2,308 wordsSIR,—The enclosed letters, as you will perceive, have been sent to tho Argus and Herald for insertion. The editors of both journals have refused to let them appear, and why ? because, I presume, there is too ...
Article : 102 wordsSIR,—Being engaged ono day last week as a juror, on a tedious case at the Supreme Court, my thoughts Involuntarily turned to the question of State Aid to religion, and as I had on the previous evening become acquainted with a few facts ...
Article : 160 wordsThe Charge sheet in thin Court for to-day displayed a very largo amount of business, some of the imputed crimes being of the deepest dye. There was also a large amount of the everyday police office business. The drunken cases, of which there ...
Article : 677 wordsMr M. Stephen has again held another public meeting at Lexton ; there was a very numerous attendance, of the most intelligent and respectable electors for the Talbot. As you will see, by the document I enclose, ...
Article : 582 wordsThis case was again postponed until Tuesday, when it will take precedence of all the others. POWELL V. CLINTON AND OTHERS. Postponed till Monday. Defendant stating that he ...
Article : 816 wordsSIR,—Amongst the champions who have put themselves forward to do battle for the continuance of State aid to religion one signing himself D.D has made himself conspicuous. Now had he confined his remarks within the boundary of truth, I ...
Article : 615 wordsMr Sitwell moved for a rule nisi against Mr — an attorney, to shew cause why he should not pay over to his client a balance in his hands. Rule granted. ...
Article : 1,688 wordsOn Friday evening, Mr Stawell met the city electors, to the number of about two hundred, in the Hall of the Criterion Hotel, Collins street. Mr MOWBRAY was voted to the chair. He ...
Article : 427 wordsSIR,—Another meeting regarding State-aid is announced to be held on Monday evening, in Astley's. The object of the meeting is good. All Anti-State-aid candidates for Melbourne have been requested to attend and deliver their sentiments on ...
Article : 87 wordsA Meeting of the friends of this cause was held in the usual place of worship, on the evening of Friday, the 5th current. Mr John Morris, on being called to the chair, said " they had met together at the request ...
Article : 505 wordsSIR,—Since my communication of 19th ult. on the subject of "State-aid," a fact—"a great fact"— has come to my knowledge, which illustrates, in a remarkable degree, the efficiency of the voluntary principle. The congregation, under the ...
Article : 323 wordsMr Nehemiah Guthridge has certainly commerced [?] career most creditably. He has by deceit obtained the support of his fellow citizens,—by liberal professions induced them to place him in the honourable position be at present ...
Article : 196 wordsThere were thirty-one names on the watchhouse list, of which thirteen were charges of drunkenness. There was one case of lunacy, and several of offences with horses, which were disposed up as usual. The police are at present very active in ...
Article : 354 wordsMr. David Moore met the doctors of St. Paul's Division at the Mechnnics'Institution on Friday evening last. The attendance was unusually good, considering the number of meetings simultaneously taking place in ...
Article : 954 wordsSIR:—When men aspire to legislative honors, whether in a political or religious assembly, it is quite legitimate that they should submit to a few questions, which under other circumstance would be impertinent. Will you permit me then, with ...
Article : 166 wordsAt the close of the services on the forenoon of Sabbath lust, Mr Reid, after a few preliminary remarks, read the following paper :— I, John Reid, Minister of the Presbyterian Congregation of ...
Article : 267 wordsSIR,—I observe in your paper of yesterday, some [?] the mismanagement of the gold office; and this has brought to my recollection a statement made to me on one occasion, by a young man who had been in that office at Castlemaine. ...
Article : 376 wordsThe watch house list extended to twenty-four cases, [?] which were of drunkenness. There were two cases of suspicion of horsestealing.SUSPICION OF HORSE STEALING.— Charles Smith and Aaron ...
Article : 432 wordsOn Friday evening about two hundred persons sat down to a most sumptuous tea provided in the Boys' School Room, Richmond, in honor of the presentation of a well deserved testimonial from the parishioners to ...
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The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Mon 15 Sep 1856, Page 2
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