We beg to inform the Editors of the Adelaide Journals, that the Parland brought news a week later than by the mail. Hence the Journals here are precluded from giving the latest intelligence; and fill their Journals with ...
Article : 105 wordsThe following are some of the mis-statements in the report o the matter of Captain O'Connell's servant, that have appeared in papers whose reporters were not in attendance:— ...
Article : 178 wordsBefore His Honor the Chief Justice and a Military Jury. Henry Harder, who was committed some weeks since to take his trial for assaulting and violating the ...
Article : 486 wordsThe following resolutions will show the increasing importance and prosperity of this institution. The Rev. Mr. Carmichael, the late Dr. Bland, Dr. Nicholson, and a few others whose names we cannot ...
Article : 1,309 wordsIt has been sworn to, that Colonel Wilson did call the man "a d—d scoundrel;" and also that he threatened "he should have his back skinned." It was certainly contradicted on oath. ...
Article : 278 wordsYesterday. the barque Charles Kerr, 643 tons, Arnold master, for Batavia in ballast. Yesterday, the North Briton, for Sourabaya in ballast. No passengers. ...
Article : 26 wordsBoyne, for Bombay-Captain Richardson, agent Guide, for South Seas—Street, agent North Briton, for Sourabaya—How, agent The following vessels have bent their sails. ...
Article : 116 wordsNotwithstanding the severity of the new act for restraining drunkenness, an unusual number of drunkards, male and female, appeared at the bar this day. The former were sentenced, according to ...
Article : 258 wordsIt is asserted in letters from England, arrived in Hobart Town, that Colonel Arthur has lent Lord Genelg a few thousands. We must say, we do not believe the report. A just ...
Article : 140 wordsDespatch, for London, in all February—Street; agent Lord Eldan, for London, in all February—Monteflor[?] & Co., agents Alfred, for London, 17th March—Walker & Co., agents ...
Article : 288 wordsJanuary 10—The barque Socrates, M'Taggart, commander, from Launceston, with sheep, &c. January 10—The Orleana, 700 tons, A 1, A. Cameron, from Liverpool, with passengers and ...
Article : 117 wordsA person just arrived in Sydney from the Murray, distant from Sydney 370 miles, and front Port Phillip 270, informs us that two Whites have been killed in his quarter within these two months, and ...
Article : 1,482 wordsWe have long been of of opinion, that the system under which the surveys of South Australia are conducted is the worst, the least efficient,—and the most expensive that could have been adopted. Our conviction augments daily, ...
Article : 490 wordsBefore His Honor the Chief Justice, and M Justice Willis. At the opening of the Supreme Court. Mr. Windeyer said, that he had heard that their honors had ...
Article : 951 wordsMr. Alexander McGuigan appeared on summons to answer a charge of assault preferred by Mr. Peter John Archer. The complainant deposed, that on the night of the Anniversary of the Colony, ...
Article : 580 wordsLouisa, brig, for sale—Aspinall & Co., agents Hope, barque, Greaves, master, for freight, or charter—D. Egan, agent Susan, ship, for freight or charter—A. B. Smith, agent ...
Article : 32 wordsArgo, for Hobart Town, No passengers. Boyne, for Bombay. No passengers. Pero, for Calcutta. No Passengers, David, for New Zealand. Passenger—Captain ...
Article : 488 wordsRecent letters from Sydney speak of importations of stock overland to South Australia being contemplated on a large scale. We have reason to believe that more than one herd of fine cattle at this moment is within less than ...
Article : 488 wordsThe public meeting to petition Parliament to continue Transportation, will be held this day at noon in the Hall of the Mechanics School of Arts, Pitt-street. ...
Article : 27 wordsINDENTED APPRENTICES.—Henry Wood (a youth of about 15), son of Mr. Thomas Wood, oilman, of King-street, and indented apprentice to Mr. Benjamin Cutler, builder, of Sussex-street. ...
Article : 565 wordsIn England the upper sashes of the windows are made to let down with pullies the same as the lower. In England, in houses of double the rental of these in Sydney, the upper sashes are fastened ...
Article : 230 wordsSailed from Liverpool on the 6th September, and had a fine though tedious passage, until we are the land at the Cape of Good Hope on the [?] November in the evening at 7 o'clock. ...
Article : 859 wordsAle, Dunbar's per dozen, 16s to £1, London, per hhd, £9 to £10, Ashby's, per barrel, £9 to £10, Colonial, per hhd, £7 to £8.—Beef, per tierce, £6 to £9, fresh, per lb, 11d to 1s 4d.—Butter, per lb, ...
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The Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser (NSW : 1838 - 1841), Fri 8 Feb 1839, Page 2
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