Tuesday, February 15—Ariel, barque, 299 tons, B. Alson, master, from Hernsand, August 16; Copenhagen, September 7; Cape of Good Hope, December 25. Macdermott, Dutton, and Co., agents. Passenger—Mr. Fuller, in the cabin. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 92 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—Mary Miller added to the list of penalties for this offence 5s. STEALING FROM THE PERSON.—In this case two females. named Mary Ann Harvey, and Mary Ann Copeley, were ...
Article : 108 wordsGeorge Brasher and Thomas Brasher were indicted for stealing a tarpaulin, value £3 10s., the property fo William Bakewell, at Payneham, on the 6th November; also, a cart, the property of John Hall; also, a boiler, the property of John ...
Article : 1,773 wordsFlour.—The prices quoted are from £17 15s. to £18 10s. per ton. At these rates there is a fair enquiry. Wheat—Business is dull. Quotations are ...
Article : 92 wordsPresent—All the members. Poundkeeper's monthly return approved. Clerk to advertise that copies of assessment for 1859 are open for inspection. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 511 wordsFlour.—The demand is moderate, at unchanged rates. Wheat.—Trade is very dull; transactions almost nominal. ...
Article : 60 wordsThe devastation created in your colony by means of bush fires has, I fear, been far exceeded in Tasmania. The accounts that have reached us are of the most distressing description. Our ...
Article : 133 wordsWE devote our space to-day to the Summary of news for Europe, although as our last was published near the close of January, and but few topics of interest have arisen in the interval, we ...
Article : 360 wordsWheat, 6s. per bushel; new pressed hay, 4l. per ton. Trade looking rather dull. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 160 wordsThe Chief Secretary's exposition of the plan of the Ministerial Land Bill is very languidly defended by his friends, and has been exposed to some damaging criticism by his opponents; while, in the judgment of ...
Article : 2,144 wordsBy the Cape Monitor of December 22nd we learn that the small-pox has died out at the Cape. The commercial intelligence was favorable, and trade was improving. The exports foi the month ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 179 wordsTHE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.—The usual monthly meeting of the Philosophical Society was held on Tuesday evening, at White's Rooms. The attendance was unusually numerous. Several ladies graced ...
Article : 596 wordsTHE SALSETTE.—This steamer left Port Phillip Heads yesterday, at 4 p.m., for Kangaroo Island. Several pleasure trips have been announced for to-day in connection with the ...
Article : 53 wordsThe following, which has been kindly forwarded from the Treasury, will be interesting to our readers:— "South Australian Bonds, sold in the London market ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 45 wordsThe usual quictude of our Sabbath was broken in upon on the 6th, by the intelligence received in all parts, almost at the same time, that the station of David Power, Esq., was in flames. The place is situated at the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 251 wordsTHE BUSH FIRES—MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE.—The Committee appointed at the large meeting, held in the Theatre, met yesterday at the Hamburg Hotel. A Sub-Committee was ...
Article : 141 wordsThis was a first hearing. A number of debts were proved; Mr. G. Warren was elected trade assignee, and the meeting closed. ...
Article : 37 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—Edward Catlow, an old offender, was fined 15s. for this offence; and John Redmonds 5s. for a similar offence, which he stated was his first transgression of the kind. ...
Article : 719 wordsSince the last homeward mail a shorter period has elapsed than usual from one month's mail to another, but as the Salsette is the first under the fresh contract with the Peninsular and Oriental Company, we may ...
Article : 1,036 wordsIn Charles the Second's reign, when it was the fashion to go to sea[?]and fight the Dutch, instead of taking lodgings at Melton, or attending battues, Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, tells us in his "Memoirs" that a party of ...
Article : 560 words1. Study brevity, as long letters are often rejected when short ones would be published. 2. Avoid needless personalities, in order to obviate unprofitable rejoinders. ...
Article : 126 wordsSIGNOR CUTOLO.—We perceive by an advertisement in another part of the paper that Signor Cutolo gives a concert on Thursday evening in White's Room. A good programme of pieces ...
Article : 42 wordsPORT THEATRE.—Mr. T. P. Hill, by request, delivered yesterday evening (Tuesday), at the Port, his lecture on "Reading and Public Speaking." The ability of the talented lecturer drew forth repeated signs ...
Article : 348 wordsTO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.—We shall endeavour to find room for various letters to-morrow. THE "CORPORATION REFORM" MEETING.—Mr. Shawyer writes to inform us that our reporter has incorrectly ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Wed 16 Feb 1859, Page 2
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