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Detailed lists, results, guides : 56 wordsThe missing mail ships have turned up at last—the Earl of Sefton with the mails to the 20th December, and the Oliver Lang with the mails of the 7th of January, having both ...
Article : 87 wordsSaturday, April 5—The schooner Mary Smith, 83 tons W. A. Martin, master, from Melbourne March 28. Kirkwood, Town, Creswell, Port, agents. Same day—The schooner Elizabeth Ann, 96 tons ...
Article : 1,375 wordsThe satisfactory returns of the exports of woollen goods and yarn has imparted a firm tone to our market, and confirm the view we have for some time expressed, that the stocks of raw material are considerably ...
Article : 767 wordsMr. Lambert sold stock at the following prices:—Black horse, £70; roan mare, 40; chesnut mare, £23 15s.; black mare, £23 10s.; light bay mare, £26 15s.; bay mare with foal, £25 15s.; one pair bullocks, low in ...
Article : 97 wordsMessrs. E. Solomon & Co. sold at above, on Saturday, the 5th instant—Heavy draught horses and mare, from £60 to £90; light saddle and harness horses, from £30 to £15; London-made dog-cart, £50; light spring-cart ...
Article : 46 wordsa general council of war is to be held in Paris, at which England will be represented by the Duke of Cambridge, Sir Richard Airey and Sir. Harry Jones, together with Admirals ...
Article : 207 wordsBY MR. E. J. PEAKE.—At the Unley Arms, Watervale, Sections of Land at Skilligolee Creek. BY SAMSON, WICKSTEED, & Co.—At Messrs. Eyvell and Co.'s. Rundle-street. Stock-in-trade of Slops. ...
Article : 158 wordsMails will be dispatched as under:— For Great Britain, by the Albemarle, to Ceylon and Overland, this day, Monday, 7th April, at 2; by the Ferozepore, to Anjer and Overland, this day, Monday ...
Article : 196 wordsAccounts from Constantinople of December 24th state that the Ottoman Government was seriously intent on devising means to obviate the fatal consequences that might attend the ...
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Family Notices : 51 wordsThe principal item of warlike intelligent brought by the mails is of a painful and some what discouraging nature. Kars has fallen The garrison unrelieved has succumbed to the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,554 wordsA diplomatic circular has been issued by Russia, dated St. Petersburg, December 22, announcing that the Emperor is willing to consent to the third of the four bases, if drawn ...
Article : 4,315 wordsThe Earl of Sefton, with the usual mail on this day, is postponed until to-morrow, the 21st, from Liverpool. KARS HAS FALLEN.—These three words ...
Article : 3,518 wordsThis being my first letter of the new year, I will commence with the postal regulations for Australia, advertised by the Post-Office authorities, as arranged for the current year. The ...
Article : 2,196 wordsThe following is from our London correspondent, under date of December 20th:— The colonial produce markets are quieting down. Sugar has become almost a drug. The public begin to ...
Article : 588 wordsThe London Stock Market continues to fall. A farther reduction of [?] to ½ per cent. has been established to-day, in addition to the fall of about 1½ per cent. recorded lost week. The dosing prices were 86½ to 86¾. Government ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Mon 7 Apr 1856, Page 2
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