Economists are generally accused of taking what is called a low or material rather than a noble or spiritual view of human nature. This is not to be wondered at as their whole science ...
Article : 1,419 wordsDRUNKARDS.—Three men and a woman were fined 5s. each for being drunk in the public streets.—Elizabeth Baker, a woman of known bad character, was sent to gaol, in default of paying £1, using obscene ...
Article : 1,638 wordsPresent—His Worship the Major (in the chair); Aldermen Hall, Richman, and Glandfield; Councillors Kellett, Hilton Coz, Witt, Thomas, Dahane, Cumming, Baldwin, Linklater, and Martin. ...
Article : 2,339 wordsPresent—The Very Rev. M. Ryan (in the chair), the Very Rev. the Dean, and Mr. Stocks. Dr. Duncan and Dr. Gosse came into the room subsequently to the commencement of the proceedings. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 584 wordsA Motion of land in the district tau been privately disposed of during the put week for £[?]0, equal to £5 10s, per acre. This is an unanswerable evidence of the increased value of land here. ...
Article : 280 wordsA Coroner's Inquest was held to-day, before Mr. Higgins, J.P., on the bodies of Samuel Darby, engineer, and Francis Clems, stoker on board the Lady Augusta, who came to their death by the collapse of one of the fines of ...
Article : 4,604 wordsThe unfortunate man who first broached the idea of elevating the Empress and her child, in the estimation of Frenchmen, at the slightest possible advance upon that sum for which the ...
Article : 1,271 wordsSir—In your publication of Friday last appears a paragraph headed "Remarkable mortality among pigs," which is to the effect that on the Previous morning no fewer than 27 pigs ...
Article : 237 wordsPresent—Capt. Scott (in the chair), Capt. Tapley, and Capt. Malcolm. The Board met this morning at 12 o'clock, the hour appointed for the investigation of the charges made by ...
Article : 83 wordsThe Board having assembled at 2 o'clock, went carefully through the whole of the evidence taken the day previous; and after having given the subject their fullest consideration were of opinion that there was no evidence ...
Article : 771 wordsSir—There must surely be some mistake in the evidence of Mr. Drew at the Port Police Court, as it appears in to-day's Register. I most distinctly deny ever having sanctioned ...
Article : 137 wordsThree cases of drunkenness were fined 5s. each. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.—John Phillips, John Gilchrist, James MacFarlane, and Elias Thomas, seamen, were charged with being drunk and assaulting Constables ...
Article : 468 wordsThe following letters on the subject of the Holcus Saccharatus appear in the files of the Melbourne Argus received by the Havilah:— THE IMPHEE. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 277 wordsSir—Referring to a paragraph in the Angus of yesterday, respecting the culture of the new sugarcane, Sorghum Soccharatum syn: Holcus Saccharatus, I beg to inform you that plants of it can now be seen at Chancelot, Lower ...
Article : 105 wordsThe appointment of Sir William Fenwick Williams to the command at Woolwich is an act which the nation will receive as a tribute to itself. It is now a year since the English ...
Article : 818 wordsPresent—Messrs. Blyth (Chairman), Jones, Turner, and White. The following correspondence was read.—A letter to the Colonial Secretary, as prepared at last meeting; a ...
Article : 521 wordsSir—I am inclined to think that your correspondent at Chancelot is mistaken in supposing his Sorghum Saccharatum to be synonymous with the Holcus Saccharatus, or Imphee. ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Tue 14 Oct 1856, Page 3
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