To Adelaide, Sydney, and Melbourne, per Royal Shepherd, this day, at five o'clock p m. Letters detained, being insufficiently stamped, or not bearing stamps:— ...
Article : 60 wordsAug. 6—Steamer Royal Shepherd, 300 tons, W. H. Saunders, from Melbourne; G. Fisher, agent. Passengers—Messrs John Side. botham, Murray, Ha[?]is, Balberfield. Desnilly, ...
Article : 282 wordsMr Alcock's letter has been received, and will appear in our next. ...
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Family Notices : 315 wordsTHE Gazette of this morning contains a notification that the book packet post has been extended to the undermentioned British colonies through the United ...
Article : 198 wordsTHE name of Macabees is said to be composed of initial letters. About 1640 there were certain theological treatises published under the signature ...
Article : 381 wordsArrived—August 5, steamer Royal Shepherd, Melbourne. This Day, 9 a.m., wind S E. light; Cloudy, Barometer, 30 45; Thermometer, 45[?] ...
Article : 89 wordsWe extract from the Hobart Town journals the following extracts from the speeches of certain hon. members in the House of Assembly:— ...
Article : 2,820 wordsWednesday 5h. 0m. a.m.; 5h. 17m. p.m. Thursday 5h. 34m. a.m.; 5h. 52m. p.m. Moon last quarter 10th August, 7h. 11m. 46s. p.m. ...
Article : 23 wordsThis morning a deputation of ten men from the railway workmen at Sunbury, Riddell's Creek, Woodend, Malmesbury, Taradale, and Elphinstone, waited on Mr. ...
Article : 741 wordsTHE Colonial Geologist, Mr. Gould, has forwarded a latter on the Deloraine country. The communication has been laid on the table of the Legislative ...
Article : 182 wordsThe Royal Shepherd left Sandridge Railway Pier at 10.40 a.m., and cleaned Port Phillip Heads at 2.30 p.m., on Saturday. Passed the Black-Swan at 3 o'clock on Sunday morning. ...
Article : 82 wordsThe news brought from Melbourne by the last steamer has given the grain market a downward tendency, rather than otherwise. Flour is quoted at 1st for quantity. When is worth ...
Article : 743 wordsMr. Tonnor devoted all his time and all his means to the cultivation of his farm and the production and sale of wheat. Now Nature had been more bountiful to a neighboring ...
Article : 1,537 wordsWE presume that the refusal to read and consider in committee the bill for the easy recovery of small debts—its supercilious rejection—may be taken ...
Article : 452 wordsWe have before us a statement of receipts and expenditure of the General Revenue of Tasmania from 1st January to 31st December, 1859, which was laid upon the ...
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Launceston Examiner (Tas. : 1842 - 1899), Tue 7 Aug 1860, Page 2
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