Continuing his evidence before the Victoria Court Martial at Malta yesterday Rear-Admiral Markham, commander of the colliding vessel, the Camperdown, ...
Article : 92 wordsOnly languid interest was shown in the proceedings of the Assembly on Thursday: although as usual the upper gallery was crowded. In the lower seats Mr. Copley and ...
Article : 2,978 wordsMr. Gladstone's carriage collided with a van in Parliament-square yesterday afternoon and narrowly escaped being overturned. The Premier, however, ...
Article : 55 wordsIt is officially stated that France has demanded from Siam an indemnity of £120,000 for the murder of M. Grosgurin, the French officer who was massacred ...
Article : 80 wordsParticulars are to hand of the terrible epidemic of yellow fever which broke out last month at the seaport of Santos, Brazil, situate about 40 miles ...
Article : 220 wordsLieutenant J. T. Richardson, of the Victorian Navy, is attached to the thirdclass armored screw battleship Swiftsure so that he may watch the naval ...
Article : 45 wordsDuring the luncheon interval in the match between the Australians and AllEngland, Stoddart held a consultation with Dr. Grace and the members of his ...
Article : 259 wordsThe occupants of the various offices in Selborne Chambers were alarmed at 9.15 on Thursday morning by the sound of a revolver shot reverberating through ...
Article : 441 wordsLieutenant Kennedy, of the New Zealand Militia, in the first stage of the firing for the Queen's Prize at Bisley, aggregated 83 points. He will probably ...
Article : 48 wordsEvidence is forthcoming of a renewal of Russian activity in Central Asia. A military force, from 1,000 to 1,500 strong. is reported to have left the capital ...
Article : 172 wordsSir E. Grey, Foreign Under-Secretary, in reply to a question, informed the House of Commons last night that the Foreign Office had received no intimation of the ...
Article : 53 wordsReferring to the opinion expressed by the law officers of the Crown, that no real loss was occasioned to the owners by the detention of the captain of the Costa Rica ...
Article : 102 wordsA letter appears in the Daily News this morning complaining in bitter terms of the action of the directors of the Queensland National Bank in paying off the ...
Article : 49 wordsThe impending struggle between the coal miners and the mineowners is regarded with a good deal of anxiety. The Miners' Federation, representing ...
Article : 86 wordsAt the half-yearly meeting of the directors of the North British Australasian Company, Limited, to-day, Mr. Hopkinson, a director, who presided, stated that ...
Article : 94 wordsNatl Copeland, registry officekeeper, was fined £5 1s. and costs at the City Court for supplying a seaman for the steamer Pateena contrary to the Act. ...
Article : 84 wordsIt is estimated that 60,000 bales will be over from the London wool sales. Kinchega yesterday fetched 5½d., and Elsinora 15?d. ...
Article : 29 wordsThe half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Mortgage, Loan, and Agency Company web held to-day, under the presidency of Mr. Alexander ...
Article : 92 wordsThe Australians are convinced that had the weather permitted of the continuance of the match against All-England they would certainly have beaten the home ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 283 wordsBased on the theory that the action of the Block 14 directors in closing down two furnaces is a determined move in the direction of smelting operations being ...
Article : 342 wordsThe goods train which left here to-day proceeded as far as Philcock's Hill, a distance of 13 miles, where it was intended to add additional trucks to the lead. For this ...
Article : 138 wordsAt the Water Police Court to-day Captain Savage, of the steamer Hesketh, was proceeded against by five seamen on separate informations for shipping them ...
Article : 114 wordsSilver has fallen ?d., the present quotation being 32¾.d. per oz. ...
Article : 23 wordsSarah Fagan, the keeper of a disreputable house, was to-day fined £25, or in default distress, or one month's imprisonment, for illegally selling liquor. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe match against Somersetshire, which was to have been begun at Taunton today, has been postponed till to-morrow owing to the sodden condition of the wicket. ...
Article : 40 wordsThe earnings for the week ended July 15 in connection with the Palmerston and Pine Creek railway amounted to £289. ...
Article : 29 wordsLieutenant-Colonel Caleb Anderson, the one time popular commander of the Victorian light Horse, died at East Melbourne to-day. ...
Article : 28 wordsSir—My friend the Hon. D. M. Charleston, M.L.C., is a very studious and a very fair man. There are, however, in his lecture delivered at Clare on July 3 many statements which appear ...
Article : 1,002 wordsMr. Addison, S.M., spoke out to-day in connection with a case against the crew of the steamer Victorian, charged with combined disobedience of orders. ...
Article : 395 wordsThe latest wire from Southern Cross states :—" Rich stone has been struck at the Central mine. There is likely to be a permanent reef." ...
Article : 36 wordsThe postponement of the match has caused considerable disappointment, and is regarded as unwarrantable. The ground is bad, but there is no water ...
Article : 62 wordsThe Marine Board to-day held an enquiry into a collision which occurred yesterday between the steamer Elingamite and the schooner Guiding Star, by ...
Article : 301 wordsA disastrous fire occurred last night at Pine Creek, demolishing the whole of China Town with the exception of Hang Oo's store, which was situated some ...
Article : 70 wordsMadame Antoinette Sterling arrived to-day from New Zealand, and left by the express for Adelaide. She has had quite a series of brilliant successes in the ...
Article : 41 wordsMr. James Thomson, manager of the Evening Standard, to-day appealed, to the Full Court against the decision of the Chief Justice in ordering him ...
Article : 97 wordsThe Legislative Assembly has passed the clauses of the Post-Office Amendment Bill, prohibiting all letters in connection with sweeps. ...
Article : 26 wordsSir—With your permission I take the liberty of making a few remarks on a letter signed "Thomas Joy." In the first place I would ask how does Mr. Joy become possessed of the ...
Article : 622 wordsFive convicts, John Smith, George Clamp, John Wilson, Albert Simpkins, and Thomas Tait, were placed in the dock at the Criminal Court to-day and charged ...
Article : 105 wordsNorman, the victim of the Fremantle shooting case, still lingers, but there is no possible chance of his recovery, ...
Article : 26 wordsJohn Johnson, a seaman, 27 years of age, to-day fell from the masthead of the steamer Aramac on to the deck and fractured his skull. He died shortly afterwards. ...
Article : 39 wordsA deputation from the unemployed today waited upon Sir Thomas Mcllwraith, and submitted a scheme to find employment for a number of men by clearing ...
Article : 112 wordsThe report of the executive of the Charity Organisation Society states that of 1,214 applicants during the last 12 months 92 had a tendency to sponge, ...
Article : 51 wordsMr. Peter Learmonth, of Prestonholme, near Hamilton, one of the oldest settlers in the western district and the owner of the Prestonholme and Coorea ...
Article : 54 wordsThe enquiry is stall proceeding with regard to the suspicious fire at the furniture warehouse of Messrs. Pyman, Hardness, & Co. ...
Article : 86 wordsA fine English trout, weighing 4 lb., was captured in the bay at St. Kilda by a fisherman with his pilchard net. ...
Article : 33 wordsThe ballot in connection -with the seamen's strike has not been completed, and it is doubtful if it will be declared when completed, or will only be used as a guide ...
Article : 212 wordsThe twenty-first day of the railway case Speight v. the Age was devoted to the hearing of further evidence from Mr. Francis, the chairman of the Victorian ...
Article : 53 wordsGreat floods are reported along the line from Launceston to Hobart, and communication between these places has been partly interrupted. A gang of men are ...
Article : 87 wordsThe charge of conspiracy to defraud against the officials of the Imperial Land, Building, and Deposit Company was continued to-day. ...
Article : 85 wordsA sensation was created at the Criminal Court to-day when it was discovered that 15 convicts had made a bold attempt to escape. The prisoners had been ...
Article : 195 wordsA telegram from Launceston published in Thursday's Advertiser stated that Captain Anderson, master of the schooner Le Maile, had reported sighting a light on the Islet, ...
Article : 154 wordsDuring the Jane quarter the Customs revenue totalled £328,640, as against £403,245 for the previous quarter. The gross imports for the past quarter ...
Article : 60 wordsMuch dissatisfaction has been expressed in certain circles at the proposal of the Government to impose an income tax, and a meeting has been convened for ...
Article : 77 wordsThe enquiry into the suspicious fire at the coachhouse of Robert Duncan, of Redfern, was concluded to-day. On Sunday night fires were found burning ...
Article : 80 wordsSir—I find in Thursdays issue under the words "Morphett-street relief movement" the following statements:—" 1. We hare refused a number of applicants because we have ...
Article : 197 wordsJames Green and Ernest Folliday were arrested at Smeaton to-day in connection with a shooting affair yesterday at the newly-formed township of Jerusalem. It ...
Article : 107 wordsThe Premier will on Saturday night deliver an important address at Penrith, in which he will deal with the political and financial situation, and the proposals ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Fri 21 Jul 1893, Page 5
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