WE have received our usual files of [?]bourne paper to the 27th instant. They contain but very little worthy of extract, being chiefly filled with acrimonious editorial ...
Article : 526 wordsAt a Meeting of the Council, on Saturday lust, tho following By-law for regulating the proposed assessment on curtain property within the district of Sydney. was adopted ...
Article : 1,055 wordsThursday, FEBRUARY 1, 1844. —Before their Honors the three Judges. (Continued from our cast.) The Queen v. Mann,—Mr. Foster moved that ...
Article : 804 wordsCENTRAL ABSTRACT, shewing the Average Amount of the Liabilities and Assets of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, taken from the several Weekly Statements, during the Quarter ...
Article : 1,205 wordsMONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1844.—Before their Honors the three Judges. Sells v. Polack.—Mr. Michie applied for a rule absolute calling on one Charles Beilby to ...
Article : 446 wordsSATURDAY, FEB. 3.—before the chief comnissioner. In the estate of Vernon Charles Wilson. N. [?]ushby, £39 Os. 2d.; P. J. Kelly, £24 11s. 3d. ...
Article : 507 wordsAt a Meeting of the Council yesterday, Alderman Allen presented a Petition, signed by about eighty of the laborers employed by the Corporation, stating that they ...
Article : 695 wordsDeTENTION OF LETTERS.—The Crown Prosecutor appeared at the police office yesterday in support of an information filed hy the postmaster against Captain Wycherly of the Plating ...
Article : 954 wordsFRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1844—Before their Honors the three Judges. Walker and others v. Cooper.—Mr. Manning appeared in support of a demurrer to the ...
Article : 592 wordsJohn Mackay, of Dungog, county of Durham, settler. Debts, .£'809 0s. 6d ; assets—personal property, £333 10s., outstanding debts, £19 13s. 8d. Balance deficiency, £554 1Gs. l0d. ...
Article : 111 wordsPOLICE OFFICE.—TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSES.—'PIRITUAL PLACES.—Before Gilbert Eliott, Esq., Dr. Anderson, J. p., Nelson lawson, Esg., and Dr. Forster, J. P. ...
Article : 1,092 wordsR. and T. Coveny, a special meeting at ten o'clock. John Jenkins Pencock, a third meeting at half-past ten. William Samuell, a second meeting at eleven, Archibald Campbell, a third ...
Article : 309 wordsSIR,—A quotation you have made from Mr. Duncall's tract on Agricultural Unions relative to tho conversion of Lard into Spermaceti and Oil, has opened our eves to ...
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The Australian (Sydney, NSW : 1824 - 1848), Tue 6 Feb 1844, Page 3
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