The Macedon, s., 532, F. H. Stanford, from Sydney 8th January, arrived at an early hour this morning. Her passenger list is as fellows :--Mrs. Edwards, children (2) and ...
Article : 161 wordsThe annual meeting of the above-named institution took place yesterday afternoon, at the offices, Spring-street. The Rev. Jas. Mirams occupied the chair. The honorary ...
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Article : 110 wordsThe sweeping dismissals in the civil service created a profound sensation here. To-day all parties begin to realise the situation. Great surprise is felt that the ...
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Article : 211 wordsThe despatches published yesterday from the special correspondents of the London papers, announcing that the Turks had abandoned the Schipka Pass, ...
Article : 45 wordsThe rubicon has been crossed. War between the two Houses is no longer a pretence, but a stern unmistakable reality. The deadlock has commenced in earnest, and the ...
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Article : 44 wordsSince the arrival of Sir Harry Ord the Government has shown itself extremely anxious to secure the steam service to Melbourne proposed by Lilly and Co., but that ...
Article : 1,032 wordsThe programme of the Belfast Turf Club for races to be held on 7th March has been issued, and includes Maiden Plate, 30 sovs.; Steeplechase, 50 sovs.; Belfast Handicap, 75 sovs.; ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 668 wordsMr. Benn's sale of pure-bred shorthorn cattle, held yesterday, at the owner's residence, Mount Derrimut, was well attended by visitors, including the buyers from the neighboring colonies, who ...
Article : 820 wordsSIR,--In his issue of this day, one of your con temporaries, not content with shrieking out [?]irage and dismay at the bold policy of the Government in meeting and warding off the traitorous ...
Article : 229 wordsA fire broke out last evening, at half-past eleven o'clock, at Mr. Stewart's stables. It is supported have occurred through some negligence on the part of a stable boy. The ...
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Article : 771 wordsNow that the surprise consequent on the action of the Government on Tuesday last has been got over, people who at the first impulse were made to believe that the ...
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Article : 122 wordsSIR,--Surely it was in the power of Sir Charles Sladen to have made out a stronger case for the Council than appears in the verbose confused "bag of chaff" which he inflicts on the country ...
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Article : 248 wordsEarly yesterday morning the dead body of a man was found on the Brighton beach, about a quarter of a mile from the railway station, and as a bottle labelled "poison," ...
Article : 220 wordsSIR,--Your Collins-street contemporary, in the issue of the 8th inst., published a letter [?]gned "D. M.," in which the writer states that Mr. Patterson promised the Nunawading Shire ...
Article : 196 wordsSIR,--It is undoubtedly a pleasure to be able to congratulate the hon. Mr, Woods on his plucky endeavors to make the suburbs on the Government railways as convenient to the metropolis as ...
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The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Fri 11 Jan 1878, Page 3
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