Nov. 30.—The Scotia, Captain Watson, for Sydney, with the remainder of her cargo intended for that port.—Passenger, H. G. Harrington, Esq. ...
Article : 52 wordsThe writer of a letter, signed "A Tradesman," has our best thanks for his communication; but as his theory is unfortuntely of that description, which we have been accustomed to hear termed ...
Article : 271 wordsA report has gone "the round of the Press," that advices have been received from England of Colonial ARTHUR having been knighted! The writer of such a Idler must either have been, or conceived ...
Article : 193 wordsWheat has reached its maximum price in our opinion; as the late general and genial rains have so far revived the in-coming crops, that at least an average may be looked for. The monopolists will ...
Article : 188 wordsThe Courier has repeatedly urged upon the Public, that the services of Mr. C. A. ROBINSON, who has so happily succeeded in removing the Aboriginal Natives from the Colony, call for some ...
Article : 2,840 wordsTo the perusal of those of our northern neighbours, who have been wrought upon to sign the petition for a law. to make people religious, nolente volente, we commend the following extract from ...
Article : 222 wordsThe following is a list of the names of persons announced in the Gazette who have obtained licenses to retail wines and spirits in the Buckinhamshire division of the Island:— ...
Article : 833 wordsWe hope that Mr. M'Dowall is not partial to Ex-officios; and still more do we hope, that he will consider himself the King's Attorney General, while he holds office; and as such, the adviser of ...
Article : 467 wordsA New Charter for the better Administration of Justice in this Colony, is shortly expected from England. The office of the Master of the Supreme Court, having been abolished at ...
Article : 535 wordsOn several occasions, it has been our unpleasant duty to hear of and witness a great degree of disunion between the police and military ; and more than once, we have had the Soldiers draw their ...
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