Two articles have appeared in the Times descriptive of the process of manufacturing this improved species of ordnance, and the resources oF the factories where they are produced. No ...
Article : 1,303 wordsMr. Parker stated that it appeared to hin, from a careful consideration of the evident supplied, that a charge had been instantiated against the insolvent of having omitted to keep proper books of accounts for the ...
Article : 166 wordsThe ceremony of installing the Provincial Grand Master of Free and Accepted Masone, under the Constitution of Ireland, was celebrated at the Leinster Lodge-room, on Wednesday, the 18th instant, with great and ...
Article : 320 wordsThe Australian and New Zealand Gazette af January 21st has a long article in which it finds fault with South Australia for its neglect of the aborigines, and falls into the error of ...
Article : 1,748 wordsFlour is steady, ordinary sales haying been done at £23. Bread for some time has been advanced to a shilling, hence the bakers buy freely at the present price. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 94 wordsColonel Broughton will inspect the troops to-morrow, prior to their departure for New Zealand. The Jane Whitier, from Chatham Island ...
Article : 65 wordsThe Charleston [?] of the 19th January has the following paragraph under its Columbia (S.C.) correspondence:— "A workman on the new State-House, named ...
Article : 1,487 wordsSir—I would have written for your issue of yesterday an answer to Mr. "Marksman's" epistle, but hoped some unprejudiced reader would relieve me of the unaccustomed task of ...
Article : 344 wordsHARRIOTT v. McPHERSON.—For £10, amount of two orders. Mr. Donaldson for the plaintiff; Mr. Moulden for the defendant, who paid £2 into Court, and asked for time to par the balance. Judgment for the plaintiff. ...
Article : 1,059 wordsThe following was posted outside the Telegraph Office on Wednesday:— MELBOURNE SHIPPING.—Arrived—April 18. Hercules, schooner, from Corner Inlet ...
Article : 65 wordsThe Coroner's inquest on the late accident at the Burra Mines, adjourned from Saturday last, was resumed to-day at the Company's Hospital. Mr. Macdonald, S.M., Coroner, arrived at half-past 12 ...
Article : 1,195 wordsSir—At a time when South Australia is suffering so severely from the depression caused by scanty harvests and the consequent emigration of her people to try their luck at the ...
Article : 1,552 wordsThe Herald reports that a large number of friendly natives met the Governor on Saturday last, welcoming him to Taranaki. His Excellency spoke to them as follows:— ...
Article : 1,499 wordsSir—I enclose my name, in proof of the following assertions, denying the statements of "F. A. R." in your issue of Tuesday. There is no large portion of any volunteer ...
Article : 219 wordsSir—Who is that "Volunteer" who says ho has no Chief? Where is the Staff-Adjutant, then? Whose fault is it that that officer, soldier, and gentleman has no higher title? Of ...
Article : 107 wordsThese annual sports confidence to-day on the usual course, at half-put is o'clock. Should the weather before there will no doubt be a large gathering, the course being in capital order, and the entries giving promise of ...
Article : 1,094 wordsSir—In the Christian Advocate for this month there is a note containing an error in reference to a matter in which I feel interested, and as the author of it refers to the Register ...
Article : 413 wordsA SMASHER—Theresa Clarh was charged by Eliza Dignum with a assaulting her on the 17th instant, and breaking two panes of glass, values 2s., her property. The case being substantisted., the defendant was ...
Article : 339 wordsAn inquest was held on Saturday, at the Hamilton Hotel, on the body of Mrs. George Robertson, who died suddenly the previous night. Mr. Browne, S.M., was the Coroner; and the following verdict was returned:— ...
Article : 246 wordsPREJURY.—Henry Jeffery was charged with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury in the Court-House at Melrose on the 4th instant. On the 4th of March the prisoner, on oath, denied his handwriting and name to ...
Article : 703 wordsItaly derives from her mulberry-trees as much wealth every year as we obtain from our gold-fields. The annual value of the silk she produces is between eight and nine millions ...
Article : 784 wordsPresent—Messrs. Nottage, Hall, and Kirkham. Mr. Allingham applied to have the road through Sections 174½ and 23 46 opened, and also a bridge over the Finniss built. To stand over. ...
Article : 194 wordsPresent—All the members. Read, a letter from the Secretary to the Harbear Trust, stating that the foreman of works had received instructions to supply rails and sleepers for the Lifeboat ...
Article : 265 wordsPresent—Mr. Gardner (in the chair), and Messrs. Newland, Sunman, and Varcoe. Mr. Newland reported that the nuisance complained of at the crossing of the Hindmarsh River from steeping ...
Article : 229 wordsPresent—ALL the members. Bead, a letter from Deputy Shipping-Master, enclosing returns for the past from Deputy Shipping Master enclosing returns for the past month. Discharged—Colonial, 13; foreign, 7. Total 20. Engaged—Colonial, 52; foreign ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Thu 19 Apr 1860, Page 3
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