At the Institute quarterly meeting last evening at the schoolroom—the President, Mr. E. J. Catlow, in the chair—there was a large attendance. After reports by the Presidents Secretary and Treasurer ...
Article : 264 wordsMr. Bakewett, Crown Solicitor, and Mr. Way for the defendants, appellants: Mr. Stow, Q.C., for the plaintiffs, respondents. The petition of appeal set out that by a decree of ...
Article : 1,642 words[The following sketch is quoted with some slight omissions from a paper entitled "Birmingham Descendants of Wonderful Robert Walker," which recently appeared under the weekly heading of ...
Article : 1,921 wordsThe Assembly are engaged on the Estimates. A fair general business is doing. Wheat is a trifle lower. ...
Article : 64 wordsThe repeal of postages on newspapers has been notified in the Assembly. The Turf Committee have accepted Watson's apology and his resignation. He will ...
Article : 38 wordsOn Tuesday the Sunday-school annual treat took place in one of Mr. J. H. Angas's paddocks, where an apparently in exhaustible supply of tea and huge piles of pastry gladdened the hearts of ...
Article : 102 wordsThe Governor'a family have returned to town for the winter. Heavy rain fell last night Sugars have advanced £2 per ton. ...
Article : 27 wordsThe Hobart Town papers report that in several instances salmon have been seen in the river. ...
Article : 23 wordsIt would seem as it the magnificent and astonishing results of railroad locomotion might earlier have taught us an important principle in the construction of pavements. ...
Article : 3,080 wordsOn Monday night, March 29, the Court Pride of the North. A.O.O.F., annual ball in the Institute was well attended, the room being full, and every one well pleased. Dancing was kept up with vigour ...
Article : 46 wordsIntelligence from the above district has reached Napier. The bodies of two natives murdered in the neighbourhood of Felix Goulet's house had been found, and the hone of a third. It has been ...
Article : 552 wordsHugo Levinger, who is alleged to have murdered several Polynesian Datives on the high seas, was yesterday discharged from custody under the warrant issued against him from Sydney. He was ...
Article : 804 wordsHOLY TRINITY RIVERTON.—April 1. The Vestry was attended by a fair proportion of the seatholders, and the Ven. Archdeacon Twopeny presided. The accounts were passed, and Messrs. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 127 wordsWe published yesterday a brief account of an alleged attempt to induce a young girl to enter the Roman Catholic Convent. Our contemporary the Advertiser gives the statement of the girl herself. ...
Article : 882 wordsKNIGHT v. ALLEN (in appeal).—Mr. Brook for the appellant. In this case the appellant had been fined £10 and costs £1 by the Mount Gambier Magistrate for the sale, through his wife, of four ...
Article : 740 wordsSir—The leader in Tuesday's Journal drew my attention to this subject. You say the hole is eight feet deep. I have bathed in it and bottomed it in one or two places, and these places were about ...
Article : 430 wordsThe effect of the breaking up of the drought in Riverine is shown by the following extract from the Riverine Advertiser:—"The rain, which has been general has been unusually heavy for these ...
Article : 262 wordsSir—Your article on the licensing of public vehicles induces me to bring under your notice another grievance to which the public are frequently liable. Having occasion often to travel on ...
Article : 248 wordsHis worship stated, with regard to a case of assault heard last Friday—Fesenmeyer v. George—I have reason to believe that if toe informant could appeal to the Local Court, my decision would ...
Article : 93 wordsA project of a somewhat novel character is announced in the prospectus of the "Islington Railway Company." The object is the construction of a line from Islington Green, near the ...
Article : 706 wordsWellington, March 18.—On the 9th Te Kooti, with 100 men. attacked Hohoaia's pa, to which tie had previously advanced under a white flag. When his intentions became evident the garrison opened ...
Article : 968 wordsMr. Ingleby made an application in this case for a rule to set aside the nonsuit or for a new trial. The grounds stated were improper rejection of evidence and that there was evidence which ought. ...
Article : 1,105 wordsSir—I had intended sending a reply on all points to the letters of "Catholicus" and "St. John's;" but as I should have to draw out carefully the meaning of the passages quoted from Luther and ...
Article : 498 wordsSir—In the Register of to-day I was greatly astonished at the absurd reports concerning a young female who was brought down to Adelaide on Monday last. I can perhaps account for her being ...
Article : 270 wordsSir—Your correspondent "E.S., of No. 3, Rundle-street, appears to forget that the "gent" referred to in his letter of the 5th instant did offer to pay one-third cash, and half his income to meet ...
Article : 231 wordsSir—Would your kindly oblige me by calling special attention of the City Corporation to the dangerous state of the tunnel just below the City Baths, on the City Bridge-rood, over which the rail ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Thu 8 Apr 1869, Page 3
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