The French chamber of deputies passed a vote on Saturday last, which was altogether after its own heart. It was spirited without being dangerous; menacing, yet not warlike; dealing a blow and a ...
Article : 1,065 wordsDisease was lurking in the cup! Disastrous folly mantling there! For promised joys be quaffed it up— And his were ruin and despair! ...
Article : 286 wordsIN another column will be found an account furnished by a correspondent of the first meeting of the Hunter River Agricultural, Scientific, and Friendly Association, and among our advertisements ...
Article : 258 wordsMR. EDITOR—The question of Coolie immigration may now be considered to be on its last pins, when no advocate could be conjured up to defend it at the debate on that subject, in the School of Arts, on ...
Article : 438 wordsJames Russell was indicted for having on the t 19th August last uttered a forged Bank of New t South Wales note for 1, with intent to defraud U Henry Cunningham. ...
Article : 2,276 wordsTHE DEPUTY SHERIFF.—Alastair M'Kenzie, Esq., the gentleman appointed by her Majesty to the office of deputy sheriff of this province, arrived on Tuesday by the Ocean. Mr. M'Kenzie, we ...
Article : 779 wordsMR. EDITOR—On Thursday last the public meeting lately announced in your columns was held at Mr. Cox's hotel, East Maitland. The spacious room was crowded with persons, amongst whom ...
Article : 376 wordsSome rioting took place at Seville on the 10th, which suggested new suspicions of French intrigue. Groups of workmen traversed the streets singing the 11 "Marseillaise," and crying " Down with the ...
Article : 139 wordsPeter M'Grath was convicted of a highway robbery, and sentenced to be worked in irons fo twelve calendar months. John Donnelly was found guilty of a larceny, ...
Article : 175 wordsThe Augsburg Gazette states, on the authority of a letter from Paris, that the French government bas undertaken the mediation of the pecuniary questions which have arisen between Holland and Naples, and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 50 wordsDavid Hoonan was convicted of a robbery, and sentenced to be worked in irons for three years. J. Corton was convicted of a similar offence, and received a like sentence. ...
Article : 1,046 words"Be just and fear not: Let all the ends thou alm'st at be thy country's, Thy God's, and truth's." Shakspeare. ...
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Australasian Chronicle (Sydney, NSW : 1839 - 1843), Thu 13 Oct 1842, Page 2
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