Several circumstances deserving of consideration arise out of the proceedings which have taken place concerning the conflagration which occurred at Fort Adelaide on Tuesday night ...
Article : 1,761 wordsThere has nothing of any consequence taken place in this quarter since the races, one result of which has been the making up of a mach for £50 each between Mr. Lampard's mare Kilty and one of Mr. Smith's horses, to ...
Article : 255 wordsTHOMAS ROBERT HEATH.—builder.—Final, meeting Mr. Attinson, appeared for Mr. Bartett, a creditor and Mr. Moulden for the insolvent. Mr. Colley, accountant, read the report as follows: ...
Article : 2,559 wordsWEDBER AND ANOTHER v. THOMAS.—For £22 3s. 7d. for work done, Piea, acknowledged, but that defendant was prepared to abide by an agreement between himself and plaintiff. Defendant stated in ...
Article : 588 wordsImpounded at the Public Pound, Section 480, near Riverton—One red-sided cow, strawberfy face, white bank and belly, illegible brand near shoulder, like BR near rump. red bull calf by her side; our red helfer ...
Article : 2,338 wordsTho election of a Councilor for Grey Ward, In the room of Mr. Hilton, took place on Thursday, January 13, at the Rainbow Tavern, Gouger-street. During the day the supporters of each candidate exerted themselves ...
Article : 183 wordsCHARGES AGAINST AUCTIONEERS.—James Hamilton Parr was charged with unlawfully selling or exposing for sale three horses and vehicles at the Exchange Stable, Hiadley-street, contrary to the Market ...
Article : 414 wordsSir—I was much surprised on taking up this morning's Register to see (to say the least of it) so erroneous a version of this affair, and as it charges my father with the grossest inhumanity ...
Article : 768 wordsAppointments and promotions in the Surrey and Crown Lands Department:—Mr. R. J. Loved*?, to bo Lithographer, first class; Mr. J. M. Painter, to be Surveyor, first class; Mr. W. Smith, ditto, third class; ...
Article : 217 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—One person for this offence was discharged, in consideration of his having been locked up since Tuesday night. STEALING SKINS.—John Winnis was charged with ...
Article : 288 wordsProclamation delating the provisions of the several Acts to be in force in the corporate town of Brighton. ...
Article : 22 wordsproclamation drecting that the north-eastern portion of the district of Alexandrina shall be severed therefrom; and that such severed portion shall be added to and form part of the district of Bremer, the boundaries ...
Article : 189 wordsThe 'accident noticed recently as occurring at the Oddfellows' Hall now in course of erection in Murray street has fortunately been nuatteuded by serious results—a preservation almost miraculous considering ...
Article : 1,160 wordsTHEFT.—A remanded charge of stealing a gold watch, the property of Emily Thoro, from the Britannis Hotel, against Bridget O'Brien, was with drawn, and the charge transferred to her sister, Mrs. Johnma Willis, in ...
Article : 822 wordsThe following report from the Sub-Protector of Aborigines is published for general information;—Wellington, December 31,1868. Sir—I have the honour to forward for the information ...
Article : 319 wordsWe (Sydney Morning Herald) have intelligence direct to the 21st of August from Victoria, Vancouver Island. The Weekly Gazette says that rumour regias ...
Article : 2,816 wordsHis Excellency the Governor-in-Chief li prepared to accept the services of such persons as may be Hilling to herve as volunteers, without pay, under the provisions of the Act No. 2 of 1854. and who may enrol themselves as ...
Article : 371 wordsSir—What can be the reason why Mr. Sabben does not resign his office of Mayor of the city? He has, because of his inability to attend to his professional business, transferred ...
Article : 150 wordsCATTLH RESOUES.—John Arnold, charged with illegally rescuing sundry head of cattle which W. Holmes was about to impound for trespass and damage done, was fined £3 and costs.—Gordon Forbes and Thomos Coleman ...
Article : 309 wordsThe following regulations for granting Mineral Leases having been approved by His Excellency the Governor-In-Chief, with the advice of the Executive Council, are published for general information; ...
Article : 826 wordsSir—Can you inform me for what purpose the Court of Appeals against the City rate is held? I thought it was for hearing the appeals and according to notice served upon ...
Article : 207 wordsLast week another bush fire broke oat at Coghill's Creek, between Saddleworth and the Butcher's Gap Happily it was confined to the grass only, although there were standing crops of wheat in the immediate ...
Article : 442 wordsHORSESTEALING.—James Fletcher and Mosts Storer were charged with caling under the following circumstances;—William Edson, farm of Bald Hill, near Lyndoch Valley, deposed that on the evening of ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Fri 14 Jan 1859, Page 3
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