Kingston and Others v Phillips.—The argument in demurrer herein was postponed until Moneay next at ten o'clock, owing to the illness of Mr Parker, who is conducting the case for the plaintiffs. ...
Article : 429 wordsM‘Keenie v. T. N. Mitchell.—Action for a malicious prosecution. Mr Fisher for the plaintiff, and Mr Parker for the defendant. ...
Article : 560 wordsA General Meeting of the Members was held on Monday last., at Mr Jelfs's Royal Hotel, Hindley-street. The Secretary reported, that at a Committee Meeting held on the previous Tuesday, it had been agreed to oppose ...
Article : 435 wordsOn Thursday, 6th March, a public meeting was held at Clare, for the purpose of giving the electors of that district an Opportunity of hearing Mr Hawker's political views on the several interesting topics of the day. The meeting was ...
Article : 729 wordsHenry Baker was sent to gaol for a fortnight on a charge of being found under suspicious circumstances in Mr Wicksteed's garden at North Adelaide. William Brown Menadue, watchmaker, was bound ...
Article : 281 wordsSusan Cooper, charged with threatening Mrs Monk's life, was discharged with a caution. John Crawley, Gawler Town, was charged on remand, for two separate offences.—stealing a heifer and three cows. ...
Article : 182 wordsPeter Simpson was brought up on remand, charged with stealing a coat and handkerchief from the house of John Coombes, the Odd Fellows Arms, Morphett-street The prisoner had been drinking in the tap, and was ...
Article : 217 wordsTo fight, or not to fight. That is the question which new agitates all Germany. There stand the two great powers, Austria and Prussia, squaring their fists at each other; each hoping to frighten his opponent by his own ...
Article : 1,827 wordsREPORT presented at the Second Anniversary Meeting of the ‘Congregational Association of Ministers and Churches for the South and South Eastern Districts of the Colony of South ...
Article : 1,597 wordsNow that free vent has been given to the feelings of indignation and astonishment which were excited by the audacity of a foreign potentate, who, from a capital in the possession of which be is maintained by a garrison of twelve ...
Article : 1,466 wordsPresent—Captain Stmt, Chairman; Major Campbell, and Mr Giles; also, Captain Davison, Chairman of the Port Adelaide and Macclesfield Boards. North Road—Tender accepted—Mr Eldridge, for work ...
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South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal (Adelaide, SA : 1847 - 1852), Thu 13 Mar 1851, Page 4
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