The adjourned meeting of members of the Press interested in the formation of a Sydney press Club was held last night at the Civil Service Club Hotel .Elizabeth Street North. Mr. H. N. ...
Article : 248 wordsThe massacres of European traders by the natives of the islands lying to the north -cast of Australia are occurring with monotonous regularity, and the difficulty of avenging them is ...
Article : 1,137 wordsIt is idle to object to the proposed union of the colonies on the ground that their differing climatic conditions necessitate the adoption of various policies. This should rather be deemed an ...
Article : 881 wordsIf politeness could damage a statesman's reputation, the Hon. Graham Berry would be in danger of forfeiting some portion of the prestige which attaches to him as one of the ...
Article : 7,613 wordsShortly after o'clock Mr. Berry received a deputation at his rooms, petty 's Hotel, consisting of gentlemen holding protectionist views. The deputation consisted of Messrs, Ninian Melville, ...
Article : 1,302 wordsThe Conference met yesterday at 10.30, aud sat for about three hours. All the members were present, and Sir Henry Parkes presided. Very little business was done, except a revision of that done ...
Article : 118 wordsThe boat race for the Championship of the World, which was to have been rowed today, between Elias Lay cock and Edward Hanlan, has been unavoidably postponed, owing to the ...
Article : 63 wordsThe weekly meeting of the executive committee took place yesterday morning at the Town Hall, all being present, with the exception of Mr. Withers. The visitors were Mr. Clarendon Stewart ...
Article : 286 wordsThe Porte has sent a further circular note to the Groat Powers upon the subject of the unsettled frontier difficulty with Greece. The Porte has now proposed that in lien of the ...
Article : 93 wordsThe Government of West Australia is taking steps to promote Chinese immigration. In a (In a [?] extraordinary issued on December 29 the Government announce that they are prepared to ...
Article : 369 wordsFurther advices have been received by the Russian Government from General Scobeloff, who is in command of the expedition against the Turco mans, to the effect that the Russian ...
Article : 92 wordsThe fire that broke out early yesterday morning, in Mr. M, A. Rapken's [?]Liverpool- street, resulted in considerable damage being done to both stock and promise, the whole of the former ...
Article : 191 wordsTho Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone is quite recovered from his recent indisposition, and has again resigned his official duties. ...
Article : 30 wordsThe cases of the Rev. Pelham Dale, of St. Velast, Foster Lane, and the Rev. Mr. Enraight, of Bordersley, in Warwickshire, both of whom were recently imprisoned for contempt, through ...
Article : 79 wordsThe Hon. William Forster leaves England on 1 his return to Sydney on Wednesday next. [The following appears in an evening contemporary :—] ...
Article : 194 words" [?]"The news was first telegraphed through in the form to width is appeared through and was afterwards corrected. The paper you refer to [?] forgot to correct the paragraph. ...
Article : 43 wordsThe Theatre Royal was crowded last, night, to witness the second representation of Our which was received with every mark of approval. The popularity of the comedy is not surprising, ...
Article : 407 wordsSir,—I notice in this morning's issue of your Paper a paragraph Stating that you have been reliably informed that there are some 6000 deeds at Government House awaiting his Excellency signature, or ...
Article : 220 wordsThe Toowoomba [?] thus describes the way which the mail was robbed recently :—It appears that about 3 p .m on his way down to ...
Article : 560 wordsSir,—Mr. Reid is said to have total his audience at one of his election speeches that we should bu proud to assist the old country, by purchasing their goods, and that it is the height of ingratitude in as to place ...
Article : 264 wordsMessrs. M'Gnigan and C o., the successful contractors for the Gunnedah and Narrabri railway, have commenced work on the extension, and are pushing ahead vigorously. ...
Article : 231 words" [?] " has not nothing of its attractiveness by his long sojourn on the boards of the Gaiety, as testified by tho largo audience who nightly greet him. Last night there was no falling of in the ...
Article : 106 wordsOur Fijian correspondent write that Messrs. Jas. sugar mill on the Rewa to Mr. Leicester Smith. ...
Article : 261 wordsSir,—Having Seen an article in your paper of Friday, the [?], commenting on road -making. I should, with your kind permission, like to say something that may, perhaps, be of use to the Corporation ...
Article : 759 wordsMr. Carberry, a grocer, met with a serious accident today. Whils[?]riding, he was thrown from his horse. He fell head downwards, and was severely hurt. ...
Article : 118 wordsThe performance hero last night was very well patronised, and deservedly so. The pantomime is replete with fun, and notwithstanding other inducement it is quite possible to enjoy an ...
Article : 56 wordsA meeting of committee of the above association was held at Tattersall Hotel had evening, Mr. R Tee in the chair The following letters was read from Mr. S. H Budd, hon. Secretary Victotian ...
Article : 499 wordsLast night at the School of Arts Mr. B. Fair dough, Hie well-known tragedian, and Miss Elsa May. gave a high-class entertainment, comprising dramatic and musical selection, before a fairly ...
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph (NSW : 1879 -1883), Tue 18 Jan 1881, Page 3
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