MONDAY JULY 29—Before Mr. Chairman FOSTER, MESSRS, B[?]n, and d Campbell, J. P's, and the usual Military Commission.— Ann Goegry and John Mosely were indicted, the ...
Article : 3,956 wordsSIR, I should feel extremely obliged for a few of your valuable observations on the in monopoly of the services of the shoemakers and tailors, ...
Article : 249 wordsThe sixth annual ploughing match and Sutton Forest, took place on Tuesday and 9th Instant, and Oldbury. This institution has now gone on with increasing interest for six ...
Article : 259 wordsSIR, I some [?]imes hear the Organ of St. James's Church in an evening in the week day. played hv some one who pulls out all the stops. The ...
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Article : 361 wordsI wish to call the attention of the Government of New South Wales, to the state of the iron Gang placed at Newcastle. It has been kept in a manner nearly approaching to idleness for eight ...
Article : 431 wordsTUESDAY 23d JULY, 1833—I. Council met pursuant to adjournment; His Excellency the Governor took the Chair and laid upon the able a minute together with certain documents, relative ...
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Article : 72 wordsSIR, Any person possessing the "men sunns in corpores[?]uo on reading the letter of Y Z. published in the Sydney Herald of the 18th Instant. cannot be ...
Article : 240 wordsMR. EDITOR.—A prisoner, named Thomas Reilv. who has been in most instances traced a a maniae, batchered in the most inhuman manner on Sunday the 19th of May last, ...
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The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), Wed 31 Jul 1833, Page 3
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