Publican's licenses have been granted to Wm Barlow, "Pioneer Hotel.' Waterhouse Goldfield and to George Coward, "Traveller's Rest Inn,'' Mount Direction. ...
Article : 100 wordsThe following copies of the letters sent by the Victorian Government by the last mail to Mr. Verdon, and hon. Secretaries of the Colonial Conference Committee, were laid before ...
Article : 351 wordsSIR,—I expected that Alderman Ranson would have justified the serious charge that he brought against the committee of the Institute that they had misled the public and burgesses of Launceston, but ...
Article : 522 wordsSIR,—There are a few po[?]s in Mr. Davies's letter, published in your issue of he 4th instant, to which I wish to draw particular attention, As a speciemen of special pleading, ago ism, and bombast, ...
Article : 886 wordsDrunk and lncapable.—Henry Bishop was fined 5s for this offence. Larceny.—Wm. Jones, charged with stealing a bed quit, the property of one Margaret M'Cann, ...
Article : 44 wordsThreatening.—John M'Kenzie v. Geo. Hewson.—No appearance Case dismissed. Indecency.—A charge of indecency against John M'Mahon was dismisses, as the complainant, ...
Article : 33 wordsAn eccentric mode of suicide was adopted on 8th inst., by a man, apparently a lunstic, who laid himself across the rails of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway line, between Melbourne ...
Article : 1,198 wordsSwearing in a public Street—Mary Ann Malcolm, pleaded guilty to the above charge, and was sentenced to four days' imprisonment. Idle and Disorderly.—Michael O'Brien, was ...
Article : 166 wordsGentlemen,—I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of 13th August last, reporting that at a meeting of colonists in England held on the 4th of the same month, a committee ...
Article : 157 wordsSIR,—I have today, in company with a fellow minister, visited the Industrial School on the wharf, and was much struck with the healthy and cleanly appearance of some 52 children of both sexes. My ...
Article : 326 wordsA Drunkard named Sarah Neil or M'Bride was ordered 24 hours' solitary. Abusive Language—Mary Young was bound over to keep the peace for three months, for ...
Article : 46 wordsBoth Houses passed the Stamp Act Bill last night, and the Parliament will be prorogued by proclamation in the Gazette to-morrow. The dissolution will take place next week. The debate ...
Article : 498 wordsVia California we have news from the Atlantic States to the 9th September; though no later than the intelligence received by telegram via Galle the particulars are. more detailed, and ...
Article : 1,676 wordsSIRS,—Now, that Mr. Moore has bearded the lion by characterising our member as an "unjust steward," let us follow up the matter by asking Mr. Davies to resign. He tells you that he can enter the ...
Article : 264 wordsAS OUR MOTHERS DO.—We were considerably amused the other evening, at three girls playing among the sage brush in a back yard. Two of them were "making believe keep house" ...
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Article : 456 wordsThe report of the Inspector of sheep is not so favourable. Nov. 15. The town of Kapanda was lighted by gas last ...
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Launceston Examiner (Tas. : 1842 - 1899), Thu 18 Nov 1869, Page 3
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