COMPARATIVELY little public interest was manifested in the East Sydney nominations, as it was generally known that Mr. Copeland, Minister for Lands, would not be opposed. ...
Article : 548 wordsTHE Editor does not hold himself responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents. SIR.—I, in common with a good many more, would like to know by whose authority, and for ...
Article : 470 wordsGeorge Shearer, for being drunk and disorderly on Saturday, was fined 20s. William Coulter pleaded guilty to being drunk on Saturday, and was fined 5s. ...
Article : 57 wordsUnemployed again. Ulmarra races May 24. Bushranger Riley captured. Malua found a match in Matchlock. ...
Article : 398 wordsA CHURCH, no more than a house, divided against itself cannot stand, and when affairs comes to the point that as in the domestic home there is for ever strife and discord, without community of feeling, ...
Article : 1,503 wordsSunday—Strone Park, [?]. Monday, 15th H[?]way Cree[?] (Mr. Rediger's), 1; Co[?] (Mr. Inmon's), 7.30. Tuesday, 16th —Woolgoolga (Mr. M'Intosh's), 7. Wednesday, 17th— Moones Creek (Mr. Skinner's), 10.30: Coff's Harbour, 7. ...
Article : 46 wordsMarch 8.—HELEN NICOLL, 400 tons. Capt[?] Fraser, Passengers—Mesdanes Law, Finlayson, Sewell: [?]isses Bothwell and Law: Messrs Smith, Newby Blackie, J. Stevenson, W. Stevenson, D. Jeffery, H. Chadwick, Fow[?]er, Blanchard. ...
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Advertising : 128 wordsMarch 6.—AUSTRALIAN [?]tr., 400 tons, Captain Chadleigh. Passengers—Mesda[?]es Riches and Nickson: Miss Hayes: Messrs. F. Gun t[?]rpe H. Shaw, O. W. Rod[?] J. Shambler, R. Riches; Master Nickson [?] and 12 in the ...
Article : 144 wordsIMPROVEMENTS.—I understand that it is the intention of the Department of Public Instruction to have the Cowper Public school ground re-fenced. This I think is a very necessary work, for although, ...
Article : 499 wordsMarch 3.—HELEN NIC[?]EL: 659 bags maize, 30 hides, 3 bigs, 6 coops poultry, 16 cases eggs, 35 bags bones, 18 hogs heads [?]olass[?]s [?] pairs wild ducks, 7 calves, 125 bags s[?]gar, 335 places [?] 1 cask tallow, 97 hardwood timbers, and 37 ...
Article : 48 wordsMarch [?].—Richmond, 403 tons, Captain Alley, from Sydney. Passengers—Mesdames Vesper and Stuart; Misses [?]arkine (2); Messrs. Paulson, Stewart, Hart[?]r, Locton, Clarke O'Neil, Milkan[?]; Dr. Fean: Master F[?]rr[?]; and 5 in the steerage. ...
Article : 165 wordsTHERE are few men, if any, in New South Wales, who have done more than Mr. THOMAS HORTON, by hard work and indomitable perseverance, to make raining a profitable industry, ...
Article : 471 wordsARRIVAL.—March 2: Tweed, from Sydney. March 6: Liffey, from Moreton Bay. ...
Article : 13 wordsDEPARTURE.—March 2: Fernmount, for Sydney, via Port Macquarie. Passengers—16 cabin and 4 steerage, and Captain Callaghan and shipwrecked crew of the schooner Glossarial. Cargo: 800 maize, 15,000 feet ceda, 200 hides, 4 casks tallow, ...
Article : 55 wordsSIR.—With your permission I will try and show some reasons which I believe prevent the working classes from making more use of our School of Arts. In the first place, the institution, situated as it is, ...
Article : 295 wordsMarch 5.—Barrangarry ashore on south spit. She expects to float off to-morrow morning's tide. STEAMERS FOR SYDNEY.—The Helen Nicoll on Wednesday at 5 a.m., and the Australian and City of Grafton on ...
Article : 181 wordsTHE proceedings in connection with this body that took place last Thursday were succeeded on Sunday morning by acts that should never have occurred in a Christian community. As was stated ...
Article : 497 wordsDr. Renwick was proposed by Mr. John Williamson, seconded by Alderman Fo[?]kett; and Mr. William Stephen was nominated by Alderman Howe, seconded by Mr F. S. Berry. ...
Article : 305 wordsGOOD TEMPLARY.—A public meeting was held in reference to this matter, in the Union Church, on Wednesday evening last. Mr. Napper was appointed chairman, and in a few appropriate remarks ...
Article : 240 wordsTHERE is but little to report this week, mercantile transactions generally being in a state of inactivity. The money market is very tight, and this prevents business being done even if speculators had the ...
Article : 468 wordsSIR.—A couple of years residence in this naturally fine district has impressed upon my mind the most complex sentiments regarding the "push" of your leaders of progress. ...
Article : 288 wordsThe nomination took place to-day at noon. Between 300 and 400 were present. Dr. Cortis, Mayor of Bathurst, handed to the returning officer 40 sovs, and having got a receipt for them, proceeded ...
Article : 794 wordsTHE distingu[?]shed historian Mr. Froude has expressed himself as highly pleased with the result of his visit to these colonies, and it is a source of gratification to find that he is satisfied not only as ...
Article : 788 wordsMINISTERS' addresses to their constituents have not, as could not be expected, disclosed what the nature of their financial proposals will be. Before Parliament is the proper time and place ...
Article : 589 wordsSIR,—Important as was the object of the meeting of the members of the Sohool of Arts on Friday week, there are other matters which should not have been left off the business paper, but that would ...
Article : 587 wordsON SATURDAY afternoon the Grafton companies of Volunteers, together with the Cavalry Gorps and the Ulmarra Light Horse, held a parade in honour of Staff-sergeant Flynn, who has severed his ...
Article : 588 wordsTHE CLARENCE RIVER AND NORTH COAST F. ASSOCIATION report:—Prime maize is scarce and selling freely at 3s 8d. Unless checked by heavy arrivals, we expect a further advance—6 p.m. ...
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