The supply of produce, with the exception of peaches and Potatoes, was, as usual on a Tuesday very deficient. Potatoes, middling quality, were plentiful at from 7s. to 10s. per cwt. ...
Article : 35 wordsYesterday, the Government brig Governor Phillip, Captain Lewis, from Norfolk Island. Passengers—Lieutenant Greetham, 4th regiment; Mrs. Hindmarsh and child, Miss Martin, one female and ...
Article : 364 wordsAT length Rain has fallen in Argyle and on the great downs of Menaroo, and the grass is beginning once more to be plentiful. No [?]oughing has been done the last two months. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 124 wordsSATURDAY MARCH 14.—Before Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING and Mr. JUSTICE BURTON, in Banco. In consequence of the absence of his Honor, the Chief Justice from town, the business on the paper ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 70 wordsThe Challenger buoy having broken adrift, the following instructions for entering Cockburn's Sounds, by the buoys at present laid down were published in the Perth Gazette by Mr. ROE, the ...
Article : 257 wordsIn the great cause, Wolf versus Lamb, we are irresistably sceptical of the Plaintiff's grievances.—(Edinburgh Review.) Did the Wolf ever want an excuse for devouring the ...
Article : 297 wordsMarch 11—New Zealander (brig), 147 tons Cole master, from New Zealand, J. H. Grose, agent; 30 tuns black oil, 2 tons whalebone, 25 tons potatoes, 10 spars. J. H. Grose. ...
Article : 189 wordsTHE subject of Female Emigration having been lately brought before the public by the different Journals, we intend to publish a few articles on the subject ourselves; and as our ...
Article : 59 wordsWE are very glad to hear, the Collector of market dues cannot compel those who do not sell their produce in the new market stalls, to pay the market dues. We are enemies to ...
Article : 300 wordsTUESDAY, MARCH 17.—Before Mr. STEWART. Thomas Phillips, assigned to Mr. Rankin, of Phillip-street, for being insolent to his master—Fourteen days on the tread-mill. ...
Article : 207 wordsFunchal, 190 tons, Henneker master, for Java; in ballast. Chili, 200 tons, Nixon mastet, for London; 341 bales wool, 100 casks sperm oil, 80 logs cedar, ...
Article : 193 wordsSIR, I did myself the honour of addressing you in this journal of the 28th December last; on the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons ...
Article : 3,408 wordsThe fashionable world, in New South Wales, have long been on the qui vive, in expectation of the proposed entertainments to be given by Sir J. Jamison, at Regentville.—Tailors and ...
Article : 1,349 wordsStock on hand 7th instant.—B. P. Rum, 86,446 gallons; brandy 31,079 gallons; gin, 32,411 gallons; other spirits, 4,477 gallons; tobacco 109,066 pounds. ...
Article : 83 wordsTHE best preventive against smut in wheat in New South Wales is (1) early ploughing and (2) early sewing. It is known, that self-sown crops never take smut. What is the reason? ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 30 wordsTHEATRE.—On Monday evening, the extravaganza of Giovanniin London, was performed for the first time this season, for the purpose of letting Miss Douglass try the character of the ...
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The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), Wed 18 Mar 1835, Page 2
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