Sir—I don't know whether to admire most, the pen or tongue, of the lion. John Langdon Parsons. He is able with either to clothe most curious ideas in delightful ...
Article : 1,083 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly early this morning the Council's amendments in the Arbitration and Conciliation Bill were accepted ...
Article : 415 wordsOne of the most successful bazaars ever held at Strathalbyn took place at the Institute Hall on Friday last. Some children of the town, with a president, in the ...
Article : 296 wordsSir—"Cui Bono" considers our agitation "fatuity," and fears the result will be "to exclude Catholics from all public positions of importance," and "to excite prejudice ...
Article : 524 wordsThis will be the last article of the present series dealing directly with the Angaston district, to 1 propose to say a few words about the apology for a road on ...
Article : 1,370 wordsThis afternoon a little child, the daughter of Sir. T. McDowell, had a narrow escape from being drowned. Mr. McDowell and three children were out on his block, ...
Article : 160 wordsSir—The oft-repeated assertion that history repeats itself will be abundantly and amusingly verified by your readers at the present moment. Catholics, according to ...
Article : 1,062 wordsThe first show in connection with the Southern Suburban Horticultural and floricultural Society was opened at the Unley Town Hall on Friday afternoon by ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 715 wordsA special meeting of the Executive Council was held this morning when a proclamation was signed proroguing Parliament until May 30. Another proclamation will ...
Article : 47 wordsThe Kadina Corporation tanks are almost empty, and to-day Mr. R.J. Nobes, the mayor, telegraphed to Mr. J. W. Jones, Conservator of Water, as follows:— ...
Article : 131 wordsThe first case of committal under the Lunacy Act of 1898 occurred on Thursday. Under the Act the Master in Lunacy has the management and care of the property ...
Article : 94 wordsThe monthly meeting of the hospital board was held on Wednesday, the following being present:—Messrs. Thomas Hunter, J.E. Lecky, J. Holdsworth, J.G. ...
Article : 958 wordsA clause in the English Bankruptcy Act of 1883gives all the courts in British dominions power to aid and be auxiliary to one another in assisting to wind up ...
Article : 63 wordsSir—I trust all intelligent Protestants will record their vote against the capitation grant at the coming elections. We have suffered too much in the past for ...
Article : 155 wordsSir—"Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains," is less true to-day, so far as concerns the latter clause, than when the "Contrat Social" was written. But ...
Article : 443 wordsThe Bill for the prevention and settlement of trades disputes has passed both Chambers. It will come into force on May 1. Considerable power is given to ...
Article : 181 wordsSir—This movement about the capitation grant was hatched at Rome. It is not the Catholics who cause all this bitter feeling and strife; it is the leaders of the ...
Article : 303 wordsMr. W. Sleath. M.P., in giving further evidence' to-day before the Public Works Committee in reference to the proposed railway from Cobar to Wilcannia, said he ...
Article : 137 wordsThe annual general meeting of the North Adelaide Lacrosse Club was held at the Exchange Hotel on April 6, and Mr. C. P. Cornish presided over a fair attendance of members. The ...
Article : 644 wordsSir—Evidently there is a stir in the Protestant camp, and grave fears are entertained in divers quarters at the probability of Roman ascendency in our midst. Now ...
Article : 428 wordsAn inspection of the German cruiser Cormoran in the dock shows that the damage sustained while she was stuck for six days on a reef off the New Guinea coast, was ...
Article : 102 wordsApril 21.—Present—The Mayor (Mr. H. Y. Sparks). Crs. Pinch, Hambridge, Moyle, and Hibberd. Apologies were received from Crs. Burford and Stirling. The Mayor reported he had ...
Article : 451 wordsIn the Bathrust Gaol to-day a prisoner named Clark was making alterations in a cell, when the wall collapsed, and fell on him. He was so seriously injured that he died shortly afterwards. ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Sat 22 Apr 1899, Page 8
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