The dreaded "cotton famine" still keeps a respectful distance, contrary to the predictions of our experienced soothsayers. This is the "commercial event" of the month. A few words will explain how ...
Article : 1,223 wordsAnother stage in the gigantic American conflict has been reached. The great Armada?—the largest flotilla of vessels ever collected in America?—sailed from Hampton Roads for an unknown destination on ...
Article : 5,841 wordsAt last the destination of the Federal fleet is known. On the 7th of November, it entered Port Royal harbor, in South Carolina, engaged the forts, and, after a fight which lasted four hours, forced the ...
Article : 735 wordsThe race-grounds of Hackney-wick were thronged on November 11 to witness the contest between Edward Mills, of Hackney, the holder of the Six-miles Challenge Champion Belt, and John Brighton, of ...
Article : 575 wordsThe Australian freight market is thus reported on by Messrs. Seymour, Peacock, at Co., of London:Exports have fallen off considerably, and there is very little enquiry for tonnage, the vessels on the berth ...
Article : 192 wordsOur tables for past month show a very heavy increase over those which we published on 15th October, being for October-November, ?£907,632 against ?£693,831 for September-October?—giving an increase ...
Article : 690 wordsWe have dates from Hong Kong to November 30. The following is the principal item of intelligence:A coup d etat has just been made at Peking by the party that Prince Kung represents, and it has resulted ...
Article : 369 wordsNearly 10,000 persons, of every grade of society, assembled at the Hackney Wick Race-ground, November 25, to witness the contest between Deerfoot and Samuel Barker, of London for the Ten ...
Article : 569 wordsTowards the and of October a severe reverse was sustained by a portion of the Federal army near Leesburg. General Stone (Federal) was, in the first instant driven across die Potomac; and on again ...
Article : 371 wordsSHOCKING ACCIDENT BY FIRE.-On Sunday last, January 12, a most shocking and distressing accident took place at Mr. Charles Fisher's estate at the Reedbeds. Mrs. David McKinlay, whose husband is in ...
Article : 459 words{No abstract available}
Detailed lists, results, guides : 944 wordsThe great event of the month in France has been the announcement by the Government of its financial difficulties. The existence of those difficulties was long perfectly well-known, but the curiously frank manner ...
Article : 625 wordsThe great change of weather with which the present month opened was attended by a severe storm. Something like a hurricane swept over our coasts, especially those of Yorkshire and ...
Article : 770 wordsThe new Admiralty Regulations contain the following:-"Officer under 18 years of age and boys are not to be allowed to take up tobacco or to smoke either on shore or afloat." ...
Article : 400 wordsPer NORTHERN LIGHT, cleared out from London, October 8, 463 tons?—Silk and velvets 84l apparel 3561, wrought leather 2101, saddlery 6891, books 4601. paper cwt, stationery 75. foreign stationery and playcards I case, foreign ...
Article : 1,398 wordsSir?—What right has "Port Elliot Lucy" to suppose "few of your newspaper readers" take an interest in the religious notices of your correspondents thinkwere she to attend to the washing and darning of her ...
Article : 242 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Mon 13 Jan 1862, Page 3
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: