Dr. Arthur a Beckett delivered his fourth lecture on chemistry on Wednesday evening. He said that in his last lecture he had treated of the properties of oxygen. The next of the simple non metallic substances was hydrogen, which, like oxygen, ...
Article : 5,554 wordsSir—I am much surprised that the extraordinary case I am about to, mention, has not, long ore now, attracted public attention. If it occurred in England or Scotland it would be cried, up as a physical ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 74 wordsSTATE OF CRIMP AND LITIGATION.—At the late sittings of oyer and terminer and general gaol delivery at Launceston, there were two criminals for trial I one a madman ! ! the other a fool, as well as ...
Article : 281 wordsWHATEVER degree of blame may justly attach to Lord John Russell for stopping short in those measures of reform which he originated and prosecuted with such ability, onward at least, to that " finality" ...
Article : 1,075 wordsMR. EDITOR—On taking up the Chronicles of yesterday morning, a paragraph caught my attention, wherein a most uncalled for attack is made upon our esteemed and highly respected police magistrate, and one of his colleagues acting ...
Article : 539 wordsThe following letter from the treasurer of the central committee of Paris to the committee of Dublin, will, we are confident, be read with delight by the vast numbers of our countrymen who, like ...
Article : 1,208 wordsJULY 22.—From South Australia, having left the 7th instant, the brig Thirteen, Captain Mackay, In ballast. Passengers—Mosses. Sturt, E. Howe, G. Howe, Snodgrass, Hardy, M'Farlane, Lanamore, O'Hara, mid twenty in the steerage, ...
Article : 239 wordsMR. EDITOR—How melancholy accurate has this observation of Tertullian Proved to be, by the history of the various wanderings of the human mind on the all important subject of religious truth? The deep and searching mind of an ...
Article : 1,386 wordsThe Jewess for Port Phillip, the Louisa for South Australia, the Montrflores for India, and the Haricquin for Moreton Bay, this day. The Union and Augustus Casar for London, tomorrow. ...
Article : 49 wordsThe barque Pilgrim, Captain Rawlings, for Liverpool, Aspinall and Co., agents. The barque Sarah and Elizabeth, Captain Davison, for London, Montefiores and co., agents. ...
Article : 178 wordsJULY 24.—Flour still maintains the price of last week, at though wheat has fallen somewhat, owing to the heavy quan titles which arrived during this week. Bread has failen to 74 the 21b loaf. Other quotations remain as below. ...
Article : 285 wordsJULY 24.—The wholesale markets still continue very dull no sales of any consequence having been effected during the week. The holder of tea have again risen In their price for this article, but very few sales have taken place at the advance ...
Article : 417 wordsFrom Mr. Pinnock's report, just printed, it appears that this colony, during the year 1839, received an augmentation to its population of 11,368 free persons, or an increase of 3,781 on the total ...
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Australasian Chronicle (Sydney, NSW : 1839 - 1843), Sat 25 Jul 1840, Page 2
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